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tirk

tirk

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Aug 13, 2009
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When I list all station type 2500 within the switch, how do I determine what prefix is being used for the given extension once its displayed?


 
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You should have the DID range info from your LEC, which includes the NPA/NXX information.

Susan
You can have it all. You just can't have it all at once.
 
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i dont have anything currently. the non 2500's prefixes in that range dont seem to be working with the analog ones.
 
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shouldnt they be the same?
 
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these must be internal only.
 
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You can ask your service provider to give you a list of the DID ranges you currently have. You can also ask them for the coresponding DNIS information sent with each of those.

They should be able to give you a list and based on the DNIS and incoming digit manipulation (if any) you will be able to identify if those are actual DID extensions or not.


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