SPN with 5 digits 1

[Hasan UNAL]

Hi, I have an issue with my local GSM operator.
They define a new prefix, and it clashes with a Turkey GSM prefix:

Local GSM Prefix is 0539 1xx xx xx
Turkey Prefix is 0539 8xx xx xx.
Since in North Cyprus, we use the same Country Code(0090), it clashes with Turkey's GSM Prefix.
(PBX assumes it is abroad connection so it doesn't let it connect with insufficient permission(NCOS))

Now, I tried to add a new SPN with 05391 which FLEN is 11, but it says ESN115.

ESN0115
Too few or too many digits entered.
Re-enter only 1 -4 digits per field of SPN.
Severity:  Info

How should I do a work-around here?

C lover, devoted to JS, writing c#...

Nortel stuff :

https://www.pbxbook.com

SCH ERROR MESSAGES:

https://pbxbook.com/meridian/maint/sch/sch0001_0099.html

ERR ERROR MESSAGES:

https://pbxbook.com/meridian/maint/err/err0000_0099.html

 

[Hasan UNAL]

I was too desperate

I found it HERE.

In case, somebody still trying to find the solution it is ARRN.

When defining an SPN, you could add alternate RLI's for tailing numbers.
in my case, it is sth like this:

REQ  PRT

CUST 0

FEAT NET

TRAN AC2

TYPE SPN


SPN  0539


SPN  0539
FLEN 11
ITOH NO
RLI  3           (This RLI goes only to international ROUT)
ARRN 1           (This is the tailing number)
ARLI 4           (This RLI goes to local ROUT)
SDRR ARRN CODES = 1
ITEI NONE

You can read this like this:
If anything starts with 0539 go to international line, except for 05391. 05391 goes to local RLI.

 

[StanleySteamer]

You can enter the SPN as
0539 1
with a space.
From NTP:
Enter the SPN digits in groups of 3 or 4
digits, separated by a space (e.g., xxxx xxx
xxxx). The SPN can be up to 19 digits long.

 

[Hasan UNAL]

That's great! Maybe I should do it so.

The only concerning point about this, is,

the international ROUT requires FRL 4, and only attendants has that.

Any other extention cannot dial directly from international ROUT. So, the system will wait until 5th number input then checks for FRL
or when user dials 0539 it will directly try to reach ROUT 0? I mean, if it does so, all users still cannot reach for local GSM prefix.

C lover, devoted to JS, writing c#...

Nortel stuff :

https://www.pbxbook.com

SCH ERROR MESSAGES:

https://pbxbook.com/meridian/maint/sch/sch0001_0099.html

ERR ERROR MESSAGES:

https://pbxbook.com/meridian/maint/err/err0000_0099.html