Incoming treatment table

[Abraham Sheehan]

My company has a CM6 PBX. Is there a way to increase the number of entries for a incoming treatment table. We have 2000 did number that need to route to extensions. Example 215-382-4600 thru 6600. Carrier delivers 4 digits I need to insert a 7 then pass the 4 digits. there is not enough spots to enter all the numbers. Is there any wild cards that can be used?

 

[kyle555]

You don't need wildcards. A simple single match is good enough.
Haven't done it with blank incoming digits, but I think this would take any 4 digits delivered on PRI and pass them to CM as 7XXXX. So, if Sally has 215-382-5500 and extension 75500 and Bob has 215-382-5501 and extension 75501, this one entry would match all cases.

And I'm not entirely sure how that table works, but I presume it will use the most exact match and not the first match in the list. So you could always specify a match for 6588 later and delete 4 digits and insert 75500 to send it to Sally and it wouldn't matter where in the table you put it - before the example below or after - CM would treat 6588 on the incoming number because it's a more precise match than "nothing" or "6" or "65" or "658" if you had other rules for those.

change inc-call-handling-trmt trunk-group 1                     Page   1 of   3
                       INCOMING CALL HANDLING TREATMENT
 Service/      Number   Number      Del Insert
 Feature        Len      Digits
 public-ntwrk    4                       7
 public-ntwrk
 public-ntwrk

 

[joe2938]

If you have stations built against the did's then no incoming call handling treatment is needed for those extensions.

 

[Wanebo]

You are correct Kyle that it uses the most specific programmed match and works it's way back to the least specific one.