BCM VoIP trunk desti digits

[stik62]

Can any one direct me to or tell me what format can be used for the VoIP trunks settings under Telephony Resources. i.e 1xx or 00100-00199, etc. I cant seem to locate that info. Thanks

 

[cook1082]

If you mean h.323 or SIP it depends what keys codes you have entered. But for h323 under remote gateways in resourses, ip trunks, and sip under the sip tab.

 

[stik62]

I am referring to the Destination Digits entry in the Routing Table for IP Trunks under Telephony Resources

 

[Deweyhumbolt]

You enter just as you would dial. If a 4-digit Dest. Code is required for a remote office, like 2221, you enter 2221. There is a space between multiple Dest. Codes, like 2221 3224 3786. If all of a range are to be included, you might only have to enter 2 or 3 digits.If 2220-2229, you would enter 222. If 2200-2299, you would enter 22.

"Adversity is Opportunity

 

[cook1082]

Or just enter the lead digit or the other side. Plus there has to be a route and destination code in dialing plan pointing at the VOIP pool.

 

[stik62]

Thanks for the replies. Thats what i thought i could do is add a range but when i do i get an error message saying it overlaps with another range even when i have no other route setup in the VoIP trunk settings

 

[Deweyhumbolt]

It could be a Line pool Code, Direct-Dial, Call Park, or Recvd. Digits. It now becomes a detective story.

"Adversity is Opportunity

 

[Deweyhumbolt]

Or, it could be internal DN, B2s, or HG DNs.

"Adversity is Opportunity

 

[cook1082]

What are you entering?

 

[stik62]

This is what i was trying to do; first route = 0200-0299 second route = 0000100-0000199, this did not work. Here is how i just got it working first route = 02, second route = 00001

 

[Boomarang]

Did you start it using a 3 or 4 digit template? I'm guessing you used a 3 digit template and you can't enter 1xx due to a conflict with park codes or other feature if something has been changed. If this is a new install I suggest rebuilding with 4 digit template and changing the other sites also, or trying to use different exiension numbers.

I once had three systems networked together using VoIP and ended up using 2xx, 4xx, and 5xx to avoid numbering conflicts.