Call route

[CatCox]

I have setup call route within a script, can this be used for an external mobile number? At the moment its internal only?

Much appreciate any help

Cat

 

[coolicepbx]

That is a good question, I would have to say that Symposium has full access to outgoing trunks. I don't think there is any NCOS involved.

 

[Supernn]

I would to be on the safe side always include the trunk access code in front of the number.
LD 21
PRT
RDB
...
TIDY xxxx yyyy

xxxx = PBX Reference Number The xxxx default is
LSC as defined in LD 15, combined with route
access code truncated to four digits.
yyyy = Trunk Group Reference Number The yyyy
default is route number truncated to four digits.
Each of the two numbers can be one to four digits.
Prompted if Digital Private Network Signaling System 1
(DPNSS) package 123 equipped and SIGL not DPN.

(ntp..)

 

[CatCox]

Ok, so when implemented would it look something like this?

GIVE RINGBACK
WAIT 2
ROUTE CALL NCOS 0(mobile no)

Many thanks

 

[Supernn]

Yes, if NCOS is a global variable, Type DN, insert the LSC.

 

[CatCox]

Unsure what you mean by LSC?

 

[rfwhite]

This is how I route to a mobile. Symposium 5.0 Succession 3.0

7000 is the ACOD


IF (DNIS=NPANXX9510) THEN ROUTE CALL 7000NPANXX2605
END IF

 

[monkeybarfan]

What does ACOD mean?

And what does NPANXX9510/7000NPANXX2605 mean?

 

[Johnthephoneguy]

ACOD is access code
The NPANNXX9510 is simply saying whatever NPA NXX and 9510 like 555-444-9510 555 is the NPA and 444 is the NXX

JohnThePhoneGuy

"If I can't fix it, it's not broke!

 

[iptuser]

I think you can route the call

IF .....

THEN ROUTE CALL 9XXXXXXXXX

 

[monkeybarfan]

Don't forget that crucial 9 for dialling an external number