IDC Entry for 10 Digits

[bltodd]

I forgot how to do this below:

(This is from a closed thread in which the OP said they saw this done but did not know how.)

At one of my customer sites i have seen an IDC entry of 10 digits. Trying to get in touch with the guy who implemented it.

Below is the IDC table with 10 digit IDC.
*************************
SDID NO
IDGT CDGT
6556123456 6194
6556331234 6194
6556333333 6194
**************************



I have this working at my site. I have done this before under instruction of my retired coworker. It works well. I can't remember how to do this 10 digit entry.

EXAMPLE:
We have 4 DCNO's set up. under DCNO 2, I have the following:

xxxx xxxx
530672xxxx xxxx <-- 10 digit conversion of ATT number to 4 digit queue number
530676xxxx xxxx <-- 10 digit conversion of ATT number to 4 digit queue number
xxxx xxxx
xxxx xxxx

The 10 digit entry's do work. The ATT lines forwarded to our phone system and IDC changes them to our xxxx ACD SDN queue number. If it did not work, Our queues would not take outside calls. All I can remember is he told me to go somewhere else and add all versions of the number for example:

1234
626 1234
530 626 1234
1 530 626 1234

Does anyone know how to do this. I looked through the forums and I could only come up with the OP post but no answers on how it's done.

Thanks, Bret

 

[StanleySteamer]

LD 49
REQ chg
TYPE idc
CUST 0
DCNO 2
IDGT 530672xxxx
530672xxxx yyyy <--- your 4 digit number

 

[bignose21]

one thing to remember in ISDN is you only look at the number of digits specified in the LDN0 so for example this site in Houston for us only looks at the back 5 digits of incoming calls

TYPE LDN_DATA
CUST 00
OPT XLDN
DLDN NO
LDN0 70000

If you are looking at all 10 on a trunk then the only reason I could see for you needing to add numbers in all formats 1234/6261234/5306261234/15306261234 is if they get presented from the carrier at different lengths. I would guess if its a carrier you would get it in 7, 10, or 11 digits not 4. If so why wouldn't you just set the LDN0 to 7 digits in length and IDC on that or if for example you only had the ranges 530672xxxx & 530676xxxx you could set the LDN0 at 5 digits an IDC would be

IDGT 2xxxx
CDGT yyyy

for example or say all the DDI for 1xxx range mapped directly through to extensions

IDGT 21
CDGT 1

If you have say individual queues you need to route differently you have to pick them out, so using your example 6556123456 6194 but only looking at the back 5 digits

IDGT CDGT
20 0 <--This is for 1000 extn range
21 1 <--This is for 1000 extn range
22 2 <--This is for 1000 extn range
230 30 <--This is for 100 extn range
231 31 <--This is for 100 extn range
232 32 <--This is for 100 extn range
233 33 <--This is for 100 extn range
2340 340 <--This is for 10 extn range
2341 341 <--This is for 10 extn range
2342 342
2343 343
2344 344
23450 3450 <--now picking out individual extensions
23451 3451
23452 3452
23453 3453
23454 3454
23455 3455
23456 6914 <--here it is
23457 3457
to 23459
then 2346 to 2349
then 235 to 239
then 24 to 29

So obviously unless you really need to have your number not match your DDI then try to avoid the above break outs of individual numbers.

So you are looking to only have 4 digit extensions is it that the 2xxxx and 6xxxx do not clash for the last 4? If so set the LDN0 to 4 digits and only program IDC for the numbers you want to pick out an let the rest flow through.

 

[roc221]

in stead of using IDC table have your carrier ATT strip all digits but the last 4 then you wont need to use the IDC table unless you have prefixes that have the same last 4 digits 646-1313 and 839-1313 .