Hello! Long-time lurker, first time posting.
I have four Avaya IPO 500 V2 r11.1 units running at four different locations throughout the USA. They are networked together via a DMVPN WAN infrastructure. Everything works well with the SCN and extension-to-extension dialing.
What I need help with is enabling least-cost routing for long-distance calling between locations.
I spent a bit of time and documented the local call area codes and prefixes for the different locations, so I know what qualifies as a local call from each location.
I was able to modify the ARS and put in codes, phone numbers, and assign that code to a Line Group ID, and that worked. I could tell in System Status it routed out the remote IPO. However, I have more than 120 entries to add to the ARS (on top of the default dial emergency codes and N; -> N -> Dial -> 1 code), and the ARS table only allows for 120 entries. There has to be a more efficient / better way to accomplish this.
I attempted to setup a secondary ARS, and then use short codes to route the call pattern to that secondary ARS, but when I look in System Status it's still going out as a VCM call and not out the remote site IPO. I may be missing something in the short code setup or the secondary ARS config.
Can anyone help or offer suggestions? Thank you!
I have four Avaya IPO 500 V2 r11.1 units running at four different locations throughout the USA. They are networked together via a DMVPN WAN infrastructure. Everything works well with the SCN and extension-to-extension dialing.
What I need help with is enabling least-cost routing for long-distance calling between locations.
I spent a bit of time and documented the local call area codes and prefixes for the different locations, so I know what qualifies as a local call from each location.
I was able to modify the ARS and put in codes, phone numbers, and assign that code to a Line Group ID, and that worked. I could tell in System Status it routed out the remote IPO. However, I have more than 120 entries to add to the ARS (on top of the default dial emergency codes and N; -> N -> Dial -> 1 code), and the ARS table only allows for 120 entries. There has to be a more efficient / better way to accomplish this.
I attempted to setup a secondary ARS, and then use short codes to route the call pattern to that secondary ARS, but when I look in System Status it's still going out as a VCM call and not out the remote site IPO. I may be missing something in the short code setup or the secondary ARS config.
Can anyone help or offer suggestions? Thank you!