ARS 10-to-7 Digit Conversion

[santiagon]

So people around this office are a pain in the you-know-what, and I want to see if anyone on the board has any advice.

We're in an area with six NPAs (610, 445, 484, 835, 215, 267) that are dialed NPA-NXX-XXXX, and everything else is 1-NPA-NXX-XXXX.

But since our listed directory number is in the 610 NPA, the higher-ups want to be able to dial 7-digit numbers, 10-digit numbers to reach anything else.

I'm mainly scared to dabble in ARS... any suggestions would be muchly appreciated.

Nicholas Santiago
NOC Technician
CACLV, Bethlehem PA

 

[SYQUEST]

If you don't have the Legend/Magix manuals and documents, download them @

http://www.support.avaya.com.

Then read about ARS in the Planning Guide and the Features description, etc. You should be able to set something up to do trial tests depending on what your system/systems have available to play with. Do a complete system printout. This way you have a record of all the switch settings before you change anything. Then post more questions on the forum and we will give it our best shot.

I'm in California, we now have our first Overlay Area Code, 310/424 which goes into mandatory 1+10D calling on 26JUL2006.
This will be interesting to say the least...

Hope this helps!

....JIM....

 

[papabear762]

If I am understanding what you want to happen correctly, you will need a list of ALL NXX- numbers. Then you could take a table in the ars and use a match pattern to add the desired area code. This will give you a head ache to set up, but IF list is complete, will work fine.

John