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Changing 91 LD calls to new route. 2

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jhayman

IS-IT--Management
May 9, 2003
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We just installed a Cisco VOIP system and I need to change all the long distance calls (ie: when a user dials 91 then the number) to go to the new route I created for the VOIP and keep the "1" but I still need anything else local 9XXXXXXX to go over the same route it is going over now.

Can someone point me in the right direction??

 
if your using procom, i can post a script that add every possible npa between 200 and 899, simple script one page

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
Yes, please post the script!

Thanks
 
this one is pretty simple, but it does the job, pick your own rlb before you start, other then that it's pretty much auto run. you will need to delete the spn's before you start, you can't route 1, then route 1803

Code:
proc main
 
   transmit "****^M"
   waitfor ">"
   transmit "ld 90^M"
   
   waitfor "REQ  "
   transmit "new^M"
   waitfor "CUST "
  
   transmit "0^M"
   waitfor "FEAT "
   transmit "net^M"
   waitfor "TRAN "
   transmit "ac1^M"
   waitfor "TYPE "
   transmit "npa^M"
   call theproc
 endproc       
proc theproc

      
        integer iCount
        string sCount
        for iCount = 1200 upto 1999
        loop:
        waitfor "NPA  "
          itoa iCount sCount    
          transmit sCount  
          transmit "^M"
        call myproc 
         endfor       


 
        goto loop 
       
endproc

proc myproc
       waitfor "RLI  "
       transmit "2^M"
       waitfor "SDRR "
       transmit "^M"
       waitfor "ITEI "
       transmit "^M"
   
   
   
 endproc

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
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