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Let's say you ordered 100 DIDs 602-555-2000 thru 602-555-2099
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[li]Are you four digit extensions on your phones?[/li]
[li]Do you have any extensions between 2000 and 2099?[/li]
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Let's say you ordered 100 DIDs 602-555-9000 thru 602-555-9099
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[li]Those example extensions start with "9" That might conflict with your "Dial 9 for an outside line". You will need to do LD49 IDC[/li]
[/ul]
Let's say you ordered 100 DIDs with the last four digits not conflicting with ANY numbers in your PBX.
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[li]Program a TN with a DN inside your new DID range, and now that phone has one of the new DIDs. It was that easy.[/li]
[/ul]
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Gene at www.GHTROUT.com
[ul]
[li]Are you four digit extensions on your phones?[/li]
[li]Do you have any extensions between 2000 and 2099?[/li]
[/ul]
Let's say you ordered 100 DIDs 602-555-9000 thru 602-555-9099
[ul]
[li]Those example extensions start with "9" That might conflict with your "Dial 9 for an outside line". You will need to do LD49 IDC[/li]
[/ul]
Let's say you ordered 100 DIDs with the last four digits not conflicting with ANY numbers in your PBX.
[ul]
[li]Program a TN with a DN inside your new DID range, and now that phone has one of the new DIDs. It was that easy.[/li]
[/ul]
~~
Gene at www.GHTROUT.com
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