Routing

[ButtonIt]

Hi,

I have a problem (with the Md110 as well as drinking!) here is the scenario:

We have a feature called vnet in our company, every country is assigned a code (419 for uk, 711 for holland etc.). To access the vnet from a PABX you dial 88 followed by the country code followed by the extension number (eg from Holland you can reach me by dialling 88 419 6448).

All of this routing is done in our DMS network, so the DMS gets sent every digit dialled.

In Sweden 88 is seen as a national code (like 020 or 01925 in the UK) so the DMS programmers want to see 99 instead. But the users must not know, how do I convert 88 into 99.

Please say if this doesn't make sense, I could try to explain a bit better.

Thanks in advance.

 

[whosrdaddy]

if I understand this correctly you want that the users
dial 88 but that 99 will be sent to the network right?
in that case, change your programmation like this :
normally 88 will now be in ED or ED number series
put 88 in LC number series and 99 in ED number series
NANSE:NUMSE=88,NUMTYP=ED; (or EC)
NANSI:NUMSE=88,NMTYP=LC;
NANSI:NUMSE=99,NUMTYP=ED;
remove dest 88 and program dest 99 (rodde/roddi - copy/paste)
add some LCR :
LCDDI:TAB=DNT1,ENTRY=88,TRC=2,FRCT=10;
LCDDI:TAB=FDT,FRCT=10,TZONE=1,PRE=99;

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[ButtonIt]

Nice One, my problem now is that the LRP units aren't loaded.

 

[hughiepal]

Hi, Why not simple abbreviated dialing.
First, find out the routing for 88.
RODDPEST=88;
The response would be something like ----
dest=88 rou=60 adc=0605000000000 trc=0 srt=1
then
rodde:dest=88;
nanse:numse=88,numtyp=ed;
nansi:numse=88,numtyp=ac;
nansi:numsi=99,numtyp=ed;
roddi:dest=99,rou=60,adc=0605000000000,trc=0,srt=1;
adcoi:abb=88,tra=99,class=0&&3;

Cheers

 

[serg75]

hey! it's simple: you must start translation from 3-rd digit and insert prefix in RODDI. Make like this.
RODDIEST=88,ROU=xx,ADC=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,TRC=2,SRT3,PRE=8899;