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Mitel 3300 ITSP trunk landing & external access code
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here is aquick overview
incoming can be done in lots of ways
trunk will have an assigned trunk attribute
trunk attribute wil give you an idea
if did routing is enabled and absorb set for 0
then did routing table should have all digits recieved from carriwr and the destination might be an indial
if did routing isnt enabled and perhaps something like aborb 5 ( assuming 10 digits from carrier)
then there might be 5 digit speed calls translating the last 5 digits of incoming number to teh extension number
if did routing isnt enabled and perhaps something like aborb 7 ( assuming 10 digits from carrier)
then the leading digits are stripped to perhaps match the last 3 digits = the extension number
possibly other factors that could also be involved such as inweard dialling mods and actions on MBg sip if there is one
for outgoing
cor groups allow ext cor to access trunk cor
routes have a cor assigned and are normally used per type of call and trunk ( inter national , country wide , local etc
ars digit mod can insert digits before sending to trunk or absorb access code (9)
ars digits dialled sends whan was dialled to a route ( or list of routes)
then the routes use their digit mods to remove access code and allow to be sent to trunk based on cor group
If I never did anything I'd never done before , I'd never do anything.....
incoming can be done in lots of ways
trunk will have an assigned trunk attribute
trunk attribute wil give you an idea
if did routing is enabled and absorb set for 0
then did routing table should have all digits recieved from carriwr and the destination might be an indial
if did routing isnt enabled and perhaps something like aborb 5 ( assuming 10 digits from carrier)
then there might be 5 digit speed calls translating the last 5 digits of incoming number to teh extension number
if did routing isnt enabled and perhaps something like aborb 7 ( assuming 10 digits from carrier)
then the leading digits are stripped to perhaps match the last 3 digits = the extension number
possibly other factors that could also be involved such as inweard dialling mods and actions on MBg sip if there is one
for outgoing
cor groups allow ext cor to access trunk cor
routes have a cor assigned and are normally used per type of call and trunk ( inter national , country wide , local etc
ars digit mod can insert digits before sending to trunk or absorb access code (9)
ars digits dialled sends whan was dialled to a route ( or list of routes)
then the routes use their digit mods to remove access code and allow to be sent to trunk based on cor group
If I never did anything I'd never done before , I'd never do anything.....
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