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Add new DID range to IDC table

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john3700

Technical User
Oct 27, 2005
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Hi

Can anyone tell me how to add a new DID range to the IDC table.

Thanks
 
Also are there any problems associated with doing this on a live system
 
no problems on a live system, unless you step on a translation in place.. you don't often need an idc for new did's. it is just used if the new dn range can't be used internal... if you getting 4 digits, 9100 thru 9199, and your using 9 as ac 1, then your idc will look like this..

Code:
REQ  chg
TYPE idc
CUST 0
DCNO 1
IDGT 91

91 21
IDGT

that would change the 91 to 21, so external xxx 9133 would translate to dn 2133.. that cover the complete 91 range. you can as well add just the 9 to translate to the 2, or do each number in it's on line.. idgt 9100 to cdgt 2100.. 1st go to 49 and prt idc, make sure the new range is not in conflict with numbers in the table... the only possible reason for putting numbers in one at a time is in case you need to modify just one number at a later date..

to remove and entry
Code:
REQ  chg
TYPE idc
CUST 0
DCNO 1
IDGT 1962

1962x
IDGT

that table number has to be referenced in the route..


john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
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