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LOC lenght and list directory number

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Aerodesliza

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Apr 10, 2008
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How can I change the LOC lenght? right now Im only can use 4 digit but when I the read Dialing Plan 553-3001 documentation said that I can have 10 digit, am I wrong?

How the LDN (List directory number)works? Im using the LDN 1 but i don't know how it work, I have this:

REQ PRT
TYPE: ldn_data
CUST 0

TYPE LDN_DATA
CUST 00
OPT XLDN
DLDN YES
LDN0 3399
LDA0 01 02
LDN1 3389
LDA1
LDN2
LDA2
LDN3
LDA3
LDN4
LDA4
LDN5
LDA5
LDBZ
ICI 00 DL0
ICI 01 RLL
ICI 02
ICI 03
ICI 04
ICI 05
ICI 06
ICI 07
ICI 08
ICI 09
 
it's a long story:

I have a cs1000 and some bcm50, the bcm50 use the cs1000's NRS table for calling between then, I was using LOCATION plan and I changed to SPN because I can only use 4 digit location number and I need at least 7 digit for each BCM, after the change I made using SPN the CS1000 call everywhere but my bcm can't call, I think they aren't using the SPN plan, now my question are:

Can I use 7 digit LOCATION number?

If right now Im using SPN and work perfectly in the CS1000 for calling to the BCM what I have to change in the BCM to work using SPN instead of LOCATION?

Hopping some advices
 
Are you talking about using LOCs in AC2 for routing "on-net" traffic?
 
I was using LOC in AC2 for routing "on-net" traffic but I need to use at least a 7 digit LOC for each node, that´s why I change to SPN, SPN give me up to ten digit.
 
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