6 DIGIT DIALING

[nortelrob]

I have a question posed to me about making rollover exts.6 digit and leaving the PDN as 4 digit. Can anyone tell me where to look for this in the PBX what maybe needed to make this happen.

 

[monkey101]

you have to look at your spare dn's and make sure you have enough that will not over lap with your 4 digit extensions and then you will also have to worry about dial times as the pbx will be delaying after it gets the 4 digits waiting for the additonal 2.

 

[PERRYPJ]

YOU WILL NEED PACKAGE 150

OLD ROLMEN WORKING ON NORTELS AND AVAYA

 

[nortelrob]

so if package 150 is there the customer can start programming 6 digit extensions or is the software changes necessary?

 

[KCFLHRC]

There will be no delay in the call. Package 150 is for DN Expansion and allows you to go over 4 digits. For example your primary DN would be 4000 and make the rollover 624000 or any unused range. It will work fine with no issues.

 

[KCFLHRC]

If package 150 is in there then just start programming. If it's not in there it will tell you that you cant do it.

 

[allenmac]

KCFLHTK is correct.

That is exactly how all my phones are currently set-up.

Our phones all have a PDN and 2 rollovers. The first rollover is 12xxxx, and the second rollover is 13xxxx.

 

[teekow]

one thing that I do is make the rollover match whatever 7 digit DID# is assigned to the customer........so, key 0 could be 2000 and if the prefix for the did is 222, then I program key 1 as 2222000.....seems to make sense to people when they see that as their rollover number versus a "strange" 6 digit number.
good luck