PRI w/ target line"...not a vaild option for Received number

[bartshandle]

MICS 7.1 with PRI

I ran the DID template upon start up. My DID ranges 2203 - 2231 work fine to this day but the customer now wants to add a few more that do not match the 22xx format.

Entering them in the Trunk/line data field, "Received number". The new DID's are 9189, 9996, 2316, and 0671. The only one that does not give an error is 2316.

I need to add these individual DID's and then route them to 22xx numbered DN's ultimately.

Example target line 187 is for received digits 9189 but the error, "9189 is not a valid option for 'Received number'.

Is it possible to add these new DID's and how would it be done?

 

[DigitelD]

The system cannot use 9 as the leading digit of a DID. Even though you are expecting 4 digits go ahead and program, for example, instead of 9189 enter 189 for the received digits and test. I have done this as a test and it worked for me.

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[Deweyhumbolt]

The 9's are Line Pool or Dest. Codes, and the 0 is Direct Dial. They conflict with lead digit of your DID. Try Digitel's trick. The only guarrantee is to have telco send 7 digits.

"Adversity is Opportunity

 

[fireeater]

you might have to change the received digit length to 3 or as Deweyhumbolt suggests change to 7 and have telco program to match (depends on if the first 3 digits don't conflict)

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mike

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[cook1082]

Or have telco give you different numbers.

 

[bartshandle]

Thanks I will try the omit "9" trick first. i appreciate the quick response.

 

[bartshandle]

Cannot make it work with only 189. If I change the receive digit length from 4 to 3 does anyone know if this will require a reboot or disconnect any active calls?

 

[DigitelD]

This has worked on the BCM50. I wasn't sure on the CallPilot. If you decrease your received digits it will erase your target line programming.

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NCSS

 

[bartshandle]

Also one of the DID's second digit is a 9 so that won't work either...bummer. The LEC will have to provide us with different DID digits outpulsed.

Thanks again.

 

[RikRodgers]

You could change the pool and destination codes to something other than 9. The customer would have to get used to using the new digit, though.

 

[Bob3470]

If you have to use those 4 numbers the telco gave you with no other choices. You can see if they can do didit manipulation and send you a number you can use. Some telcos cant do this.

 

[RikRodgers]

Won't, not can't.

I understand their reasoning. Tech A programs the switch to do something non-standard, then tech B comes along, and changes it back, thinking it's a problem.

 

[bartshandle]

I had the telco send me new digits that fit in the numbering plan. This solved the problem.

Thank you eveyone for your input, I certainly do appreciate it.