*** Redial doesn´t work 2

[ExtensionManager]

Hi All,

Could you help me with the next problem?
We are using auth codes to dial outside, the users are not authorized to use dest codes, least coast does it.
So redial last external number doesn´t work, because the user cannot directly dial a dest code. Should I enable them to use dest codes, or is there a better solution.

Example:

00043664.... lc conversion:240043664...
and 240043 barred, though 00043 enabled
and last external call will repeat: 240043664....

Thanks

 

[NANSI]

Normally you don´t use LCR to control the users from dialing the DEST. It seems better to put o logic number to the DEST and control the extensions via normal category, the you can use the redial function. You should only use LCR when you have different trunks to control where the call will teminate.


NANSI

 

[ExtensionManager]

Yse, I have different trunks.
For exmaple:

000431 lcddi conv--> 2400431
000432 lcddi conv--> 2100432
where 24 and 21 external dest codes, and 0 is least coast route acces code

but 2400.. and 2100.. barred, that´s why *** doesn´t work

 

[QuiltedCamel]

I have no idea whether this would work or not, and it's a bit of a kludge....

Add an entry for 000 to your ENT that TRC=3, and PRE=000 - it just might "fool" it.

LCDDI:TAB=ENT,ENTRY=000,TRC=3,PRE=000;

Although it is a long shot.

 

[whosrdaddy]

Rakosa,

From what I read I suppose you do the LCR via the ENT table,
if this is the case, it's wrong, ENT entries are used for on net routing, you should use DNT & FDT like this :

000431 -> 2400431

LCDDI:TAB=DNT1,ENTRY=000431,TRC=1,FRCT=1;

LCDDI:TAB=FDT,FRCT=1,PRE=24;

this way your number will not be changed and you can use ***

greetings,

http://www.damovo.com

 

[ExtensionManager]

Hello Whosrdaddy,

Yes, you are right conversion is in Ent Table.
Anyway 2400431... is not enabled in call discrimination table.
I disable it, because a normal user shouldn´t directly choose a dest.
That´s why redial doesn´t work. But I´d like to use it.

But your instruction is not OK.
"Not accepted missing TZONE parameter."

Anyway in my documentation DNT1 is the exceptions table and DNT2 is number table, is it incorrect?

Could you help me?
Thanks in advance...

 

[whosrdaddy]

As I said, Don't use ENT for LCR, it's used for ON NET routing. small example : I have a leased line towards a branch office with dest 8. to reach an extension of that branch office I dail 8xxx. Let's say the DID range of that branch office is 12345xxx. suppose that a user doesn't know that he can dail the branch office with 8xxx and instead he forms the full number... That's were ENT comes in play

just add 12345 as entry, truncate 5 digits, prefix 8 and voila! the call stays in the private network + the user sees the translated number so that the next time he will use 8xxx instead of the full number...

here's the correct programmation :

LCDDI:TAB=FDT,FRCT=1,PRE=24,TZONE=1;
LCDDI:TAB=DNT1,ENTRY=000431,TRC=1,FRCT=1;

this way the user will NOT see the translated number.

greetings,

http://www.damovo.com

 

[ExtensionManager]

Whosrdaddy,

Works! Thanks for your patience.
Originally it was programmed with ent table entries by the supporter company!!!

Just one more question
Can i do exceptions in this dnt table?
For example: I don´t want 000431664... to go lcr?

 

[whosrdaddy]

some little explanation about how a call is handled :

Route selection is performed by using five number analysis tables. The dialled number is analysed using these tables and the call is then handled according to the data specified in the tables.
The tables are:
External Number Table (ENT)
Number Length Table (NLT)
Destination Number Tables (DNT1 and DNT2)
Fictitious Number Table (FDT)

when no hit is found in ENT, DNT1 or DNT2 the call is routed to the default destination...

to find out if it is initated you can do LCLDP:LIM=ALL;

let's say 0 is your default acces code to make an external call, we must make sure it's in the LC number analysis

NANSI:NUMSE=0,NUMTYP=LC;

I will take you example :

LCDDI:TAB=FDT,FRCT=1,PRE=24,TZONE=1;
LCDDI:TAB=DNT1,ENTRY=000431,TRC=1,FRCT=1;

this means we have a dest 24 : NANSI:NUMSE=24,NUMTYP=ED;

type RODDPEST=ALL; and you will see somewhere a destination 24 tied to a specific route. since 0 in is LC number type we must program some other number as ED
let's take 23 :
NANSI:NUMSE=23,NUMTYP=ED;
RODDIEST=23,ROU=xx,ADC=xx,srt=3;
now we program the default destination :
LCLDI:LIM=1,AC=xx,DEST=23; (program this for all LIM's offcourse)

hope this clears some things up!

greetings,

http://www.damovo.com

 

[ExtensionManager]

Thanks whosrdaddy, it was very useful.

greetings