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SV8500-Changing from 7 digit dial to 10 digit dial

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Ebeau97

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Jul 27, 2006
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All I have to do is change from 7 digit to 10 digit dialing for local calls. Changed AMND from 8 to 11, but when client calls out we get a rest and his extension.

I have checked LCR from start to finish and have not seen anything to block the call.

Thanks
 
Can you post an example from AFRS of a number you are attempting to dial? Are there any COS restrictions? ADTM?
 
Thanks for your response Belevedere!

AFRS- TN 1, RT 63, DC 92, OPR 1

Currently 92 is set to 8 AMND, when I change it to 11, then it blocks.

OPR 1 is for local calls
 
Are you using any L or N commands? Fusion?
You might try AMNDL for 10 digits.
Is ANPD 9 set for route 63? We usually use route 31 for LCR.
Next question, OPR 1 - what route is specified for first choice, and is that carrier set for 10 digits? What kind of trunking is it, PRI? Potts? SIP? CCIS?
You can try performing a direct trunk selection on a trunk in that route, then dial 7 & or 10 digit number to test.
I'm still thinking about it.
 
Thanks guys! I found the problem finnaly!!

Call by call service was set up for each route in OPR 1

Had to go to ACBC and delete the call by call servie and started working like a champ!!
 
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