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Magix Numbering Issue 3

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FoneDude66

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Apr 22, 2003
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I am switching a customer from a Nortel to a Magix and swinging their existing DID's to a new PRI. Their range of DID's begins with 8300. When I renumber everything beginning with an 8 to a 6, I am still not able to renumber the 7100's to 8300's. The only thing I can think of is that the system is still seeing the non-physical trunks and extensions. For example, I renumbered their trunks to 601-628, due to that is what their hardware resembles. Is the system still seeing the remaining system's capacity for trunks as 829-880? But here it was makes me not think so. The system will allow me to number a 7100 to 8100, but not 8300, which makes me think that the system is seeing the 8300 as a defult adjunct number, which doesn't make sense either, because the extensions all begin with 7. And the reason that I don't think that it can be the default trunk numbers is because it will allow an 8100, obviously beginning with an 8. I'm positive that I didn't miss anything that begins with an 8.
 
First, go back to DEFAULT renumering, SET UP SPACE.

Then renumber TRUNKS from 801 to 501, THAT WILL FIT.

Then renumber extensions from 7100 to WHATEVER!

That should cure your ills.

 
You will also need to change the listed directory number from 800 to some other number or it won't allow you to use the 8 range, try renumbering it to 500.
 
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