I have all working to customers liking.LCOTS are fed through an ATA Audiocodes unit (all 8) lines. These lines do not have to dial a 1 then area code. They can omit the 1. However, when not using the 1 this is when I see on the display that not all digits are displayed. If you do dial a 1 then all good and looking at outgoing call log all digits are displayed. Talking to customer they inform me most people if not all dial 1 area code and number.
Just for my learning would like to know what is happening. As you can see any post mentioning email is deleted which I totally understand.So unable to forward the DMsys.
Thanks for your help to all who responded.
I am having trouble with location 2.
After dialing a "9" and phone number they are able to make an outside call, working OK. What I would like to do is dedicate a group of lines for them. Location 1 has all lines(16), which at the moment are all in one group. I am hoping to put 4 of those lines into a group of their own and have them dedicated to location 2 for outgoing and CID. Does anyone know how I can achieve this?
Because the lines are on the other system, you would have to set up a trunk group with those 4 lines and they would have to dial that access code to pick up those lines. you could use add and remove numbers on second tie table to let them dial 9 and the system send 802 for second trunk group.
other than that put the 4 lines in to the first group and the other 12 in group 2. put all extensions system 1 to class of service 10, set cos be 1 but in trunk block, stop class of service 10 picking up trunk group 1. when system 2 dials 9 it will get the first group (lines 1-4) and when system 1 dials 9 it will get group 2 (lines 5-16)
Only drawback or may not be, if the first 4 lines are busy the second system will be able to pick up lines 5-16.
you could look at cos of the VOIP gateway trunks to see if you set up cos to block second group, don't have a linked system to test on
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