Dialling local numbers without area code on SIP 4

[Geordie1978]

Hi Gents

Struggling to work out the short code for dialing local numbers without the area code. Any assist appreciated.

Thanks
Keith

 

[TouchToneTommy]

I'm in the US, my local area code is 805, and we now have to dial 1+AreaCode+7-Digit Telephone Number for all calls

Short code 9N / Dial / N / 50 gets the call to the ARS table

XXXXXXX; / Dial3K1 / 1805N / 0 as an entry in the ARS table says if I dial just 7 digits after the 9(remember the 9N/Dial/N strips off the 9) the system adds the 1 and area code for me. Note the semicolon after the 7 X's, so that it waits to see if I dial anything after that, so as not to match.

 

[GeosmithUK]

Depends on the areacode. If it's for London then it's easy.

Shortcode: 3N;
Feature: Dial
Number: 0203N

rinse and repeat for 7 and 8.

It's the same principle for others but it's easiest in london where the next number is predicatbly going to be 3, 7 or 8 after the 020.

Obviously check for extension range clashes with the shortcodes you create.

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[gmacdonald78]

Geordie I find this easier to manage using the ARS table araea, set a short code to route your SIP calls to use the new table with the syntax explained by GSmith.

 

[GeosmithUK]

Yeah, you can also do it in the ARS table. What you're basically doing is having the PBx re-add the area code before it's sent out over the SIP trunk.

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[Pepp77]

GSmith, its actually as easy either in London or outside as you just have to put one entry in the ARS

XXXXXXXX;
Dial
020N

Outside of London you for say Manchester you would just do

XXXXXXX;
Dial
0161N

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[IPGuru]

It's the same principle for others but it's easiest in London where the next number is predictably going to be 3, 7 or 8 after the 020.

actually it is easier everywhere if you improve the routing logic.

sc 0N
Tel >

Sc 1N
Tel .

SC 9N
Tel .

SC ?
Tel <std>.

Anything begining 0 is a fully dialed number - do not manipulate
1 & 9 are used for operator * emergency so don't manipulate these either
Anything else must be local so insert STD prefix.

Bonus, when another local range gets added you don't ned to make any changes - it will already work!


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[Caps007]

@IP Guru - when you say:

sc: 0N;
Tel: >

what is meany by >?

 

[IPGuru]

@IP Guru - when you say:

sc: 0N;
Tel: >

what is meany by >?

it means I accidentality held the shift key whilst typing . sorry


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[Pepp77]

In the UK you only really need 2 x entries in the ARS - SIP shortcodes

N;
Dial
N
Line Group

XXXXXXXX;
Dial
020N
Line Group

Then just amend the XX's rule if not in London to be either 6 X's or 5 X's depending on the area code of the location, and the dial code to be the areacodeN

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