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2 ext. link and different routing for 2 number

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Jul 18, 2003
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I have 2 external links into national provider . I want in order that all connection go across first external link(dial 0), but only town policy go across second external link(dial 0156).

This is first ext.link:
<roddp:dest=0;
EXTERNAL DESTINATION ROUTE DATA
DEST DRN ROU CHO CUST ADC TRC SRT NUMACK PRE
0 20 0005000000000250000 0 1 0
99 1 0005000000000250000 0 2 0


How make this second ext.link? Is correctly this?
EXTERNAL DESTINATION ROUTE DATA
DEST DRN ROU CHO CUST ADC TRC SRT NUMACK PRE
0156 99 0005000000000250000 0 2 0
20 1 0005000000000250000 0 1 0

 
your solution will not work.

here's a straigth forward solution ...

make a new destination , let's take 99 for example :
NANSI:NUMSE=99,NUMTYP=ED; (change 99 into something else if this number series is already assigned)
RODDI:DEST=99,ROU=99,ADC=0005000000000250000,SRT=3;
add some pseudo LCR :
LCDDI:TAB=ENT,ENTRY=00156,TRC=1,PRE=99;

this will convert the dialled number 00156 into 990156 which is dest for your second link (route 99)


greetings,


 
Would you not be better doing this through LCR ?

If you first initiate a destination for local calls (8000) and another for national calls (8001) with those parameters but changing the TRC & SRT figures to 4 & 5

Then populate your LCR tables something like:

LCDDI:TAB=FDT,FRCT=1,TZONE=1,PRE=8000;
LCDDI:TAB=FDT,FRCT=2,TZONE=1,PRE=8001;

LCDDI:TAB=DNT1,ENTRY=0156,FRCT=2;
This sends yout local traffic over Fictitious Route 2 which is destination 8001.


Anything that doesn't match the &quot;0156&quot; will fall through to DNT2

LCDDI:TAB=DNT2,ENTRY=0,FRCT=1;
Will send it all to Ficticious Route 1, which is destination 8000.

Of course none of that will work unless you have your least cost routing access digit set (to '0') which you probably won't be able to do if '0' is used as part of a route selection digit.
 
Hi
You need to use LCR feature :(backup first !)

first, change route access code to free &quot;0&quot;:
nansi:numse=XX,numtyp=ed;
nansi:numse=YY,numtyp=ed;
roddi:dest=XX,rou=20,srt=2,adc=...;
roddi:dest=YY,rou=99,srt=2,adc=...;

Second, set LCR
nanse:numse=0,numtyp=ed;
nansi:numse=0,numtyp=lc;

lcddi:tab=fdt,frct=1,pre=YY;
lcddi:tab=dnt1,entry=0156,trc=1,fdt=1;

lcddi:tab=fdt,frct=2,pre=XX;
lcddi:tab=dnt2,entry=0,trc=1,fdt=2;

Good luck
/rorni
 
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