I have an external system Skype for Business (SfB) connected to the IP Office using a SIP Line. When the user calls out from the SfB client, I have an incoming call route that looks like this:
Line Group: 4
Incoming Number: XXXXXXXXXXX
Destination 9#
This works fine if the user is making a call out. (the SfB server does not send a 9). However the SfB client cannot call internal extensions. All of our internal extensions have DIDs. for example, 800-555-1200 through 800-555-1299. Is there some way I can look for the first 8 digits of the number dialed and if they match 80055512, then send the call to the matching internal DID but if they do not, add the 9 and dial out?
For incoming calls to the SfB client I have a short code setup:
797N/Dial/NSSi/21 (Group 21 is the line group going to the SfB server.
for most users, I have their twinned number set to 797 followed by their SfB phone number. Internal calls to their extension twin to SfB just fine. However, external calls show up with the 9 before the number. Is there a way to strip the leading 9 from the CLID of the call when it is twinned to SfB?
Line Group: 4
Incoming Number: XXXXXXXXXXX
Destination 9#
This works fine if the user is making a call out. (the SfB server does not send a 9). However the SfB client cannot call internal extensions. All of our internal extensions have DIDs. for example, 800-555-1200 through 800-555-1299. Is there some way I can look for the first 8 digits of the number dialed and if they match 80055512, then send the call to the matching internal DID but if they do not, add the 9 and dial out?
For incoming calls to the SfB client I have a short code setup:
797N/Dial/NSSi/21 (Group 21 is the line group going to the SfB server.
for most users, I have their twinned number set to 797 followed by their SfB phone number. Internal calls to their extension twin to SfB just fine. However, external calls show up with the 9 before the number. Is there a way to strip the leading 9 from the CLID of the call when it is twinned to SfB?