Same number, but different destination??

[augustD2]

I have a customer with a special need.

They have an Mxe Server (1500 ip phones) located in 4 different building.
They ask me to program a single number for emergency (5555) and they want this number to ring a key on a phone (security) only in the building where the call was initiated.

Since all the phone are in the same MxeServer, do you have an idea how I can do this?

 

[RonnieZ]

Upgrade to 6.0.
You can than use Location based dialing.

 

[kwbMitel]

Or use a speedcall that is not shared.

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[augustD2]

I cannot use a different speedcall since all the phone are registered in the same 3300.

 

[Billz66]

Ip trunk to itself ,
differnt COR for each building ,
Add digits dialled of the number 5555 - send to list
ARS list with Routes for each site limited to specific COR
Routes could strip number dialled and add different number



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[sarond]

I have seen reference of IP Loopback trunk groups on the forums and even in the help file there is an example.
I have seen no mention of whether it is supported or works on Standalone MCD, do you need Enterprise for this to work?

 

[kwbMitel]

Sorry, I did not read this properly the first time. I thought there were separate controllers.

Loopback trunks sounds feasible to me. If IP networking is not avail you could consider analog trunk loopback.

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[augustD2]

I will probably upgrade ton rls 6.0. Location Base Routing is exactly what I need.

 

[lowradiation]

Interconnect restrictions and intercept handling will do it too if you are not already using either for something else

Give phones in each building a different intercept handling number
Make All phones interconnect restricted from dialing 5555
Set intercept handling on interconect restricted calls to the security phone for each building

 

[LoopyLou]

Don't think location based routing will work. Its intent is for a cluster when you hotdesk to another locations then your 911 calls go out the local controller and not your primary controller. If I read this right you have a single controller supporting all the phones. Try lowradiations solution.




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