How to restrict a vector to allow only certain 4 digits extensions to be entered 1

[richb808]

Inherited a vector below that I want to modify to allow only the extensions in the range 8300 to 8399 to be entered.
Currently it collects 4 digits and if they enter something outside the range above the system can route them to other locations. So want to restrict users to entering only the 4 digits in the range 8300 to 8399.
But also still need to route appropriately if they enter a '1', '0' or '#'.
Any suggestions greatly appreciated!

01 wait-time 1 secs hearing ringback
02 announcement 1198371
03 goto step 14 if holiday in table 1
04 goto step 14 if time-of-day is all 16:00 to all 07:30
05 collect 4 digits after announcement 1000012
06 goto step 1 if digits = 911
07 route-to digits with coverage y
08 route-to number 14051009999 with cov y if digit = #
09 route-to number 18081010001 with cov y if digit = 1
10 route-to number 18081010006 with cov y if digit = 0
11 goto step 5 if digits = 9
12 wait-time 7 secs hearing silence
13 stop
14 disconnect after announcement 1000011
15 stop
16 disconnect after announcement none

Thanks!

 

[kyle555]

How bout this? If you work out your shorter matches before your longer ones and once you get to 4 digit extensions, go back to start if <8300 or >8399, else route to 8300-8399, something like this ought to sort you out.

05 collect 4 digits after announcement 1000012
06 goto step 1 if digits = 911
07 route-to number 14051009999 with cov y if digit = #
08 route-to number 18081010001 with cov y if digit = 1
09 route-to number 18081010006 with cov y if digit = 0
10 goto step 16 if digits < 8300
11 goto step 16 if digits > 8399
12 route-to digits with coverage y

 

[montyzummer]

you could also apply a cor to stations 8300-8399 that only also the VDN associated with your vector can dial , bar the vdn from calling other stations by turning access to those cor`s in the allow screens.

ACSS (UC/SBCE/SM/SME)

Not that they mean a thing anymore , get a brain dump pass the test crash the system.

 

[richb808]

Thank you kyle555! I made the change you suggested and it seems to be working.
Thanks for the suggestions montyzummer. I went with kyle's idea as it seemed easier for me. Not too good with cor stuff.

 

[phoneguy55]

you can use a VRT table.

collect digits
goto step X if digits in table 1


change vrt 1

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