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Adding Extension to the Dialplan 1

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LJRing444

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Sep 13, 2013
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Good Day...

Our current 4 digit dialplan has the number nine(9) used as a FAC...and it is also what we use to dial out as well.

Dialed string - 9
Total Length - 1
Call Type - fax

I just researched our DID Inventory and we have some DID numbers that we can use (xxx-xxx-9700). How would I enter that into the dialplan so they can be used? Is this service affecting?
 
so add an entry for 4 total length = 6 call type extension, this would be the entry for an extension of 4 with a digit length of 6, also why the dash?

 
dialed string 4128xx
length 6
type , extn

I take it your first post was a typo and its a FAC and not a fax

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or indeed simplify if required as the post above suggests ... im now questioning myself if wildcards can be entered into the analysis table but im pretty sure they can

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They can, I once set up ARS in 5 minutes using wild cards as nothing was restricted except for 1900 call etc....

 
Yeah so its got to be fac to ars , and with the wild cards i hope he gets the point that either your suggestion will give him blanket routing based on stations starting with 4 or with my one he can tie it down as a more restrictive method of routing further down the line ........either way question answered solution provided and because we are such nice guys i reckon pink all round.... what do you say joe old lad?? :)

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