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List all DID extensions in Avaya CM
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AvayaTier3
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The best source for the information you are asking for would be the DID public network trunk service provider.
A good place to store that in the PBX software is using Command: change bulletin-board and
put ranges of numbers there.
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bsh
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A good place to store that in the PBX software is using Command: change bulletin-board and
put ranges of numbers there.
A great teacher does not provide answers, but methods to teach others "How and where to find the answers"
bsh
49 years Bell, AT&T, Lucent, Avaya
Tier 3 for 39 years and counting
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jimbojimbo
Vendor
There is no clear way to differentiate DID and non-DID numbers in CM unless you are E.164 (11-digit extensions). You would need to get the DID ranges/numbers from the carrier as suggested.
With SIP now being the primary carrier services, I like to program all DID numbers in the System Manager as full E.164 and label them as DID. Any digit stripping is then done at the adaptation going to the entity (CM).
With SIP now being the primary carrier services, I like to program all DID numbers in the System Manager as full E.164 and label them as DID. Any digit stripping is then done at the adaptation going to the entity (CM).
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