tenant service and dial access

[unclebrian78]

i have a customer and they are spliting out 4 channels of their t1 to give to another customer in their building. they both still want to dial 9 for outbound calls. i have read and still have no idea how to set up my tenant and tenat to route access, dense i guess lol, anyhow i am looking for any help i can get. and one more thing, to hookup a pc with call accounting software all i should have to do is make a sdi port a cdr right?

 

[johnpoole]

ten to ten and ten to trunk group is ld 57

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[unclebrian78]

ld 57 like for ffcs? my main thing is i cant wrap my brain around how to make a tenant, my books dont explain a thing.

 

[iptuser]

You need to create separate customer numbers. Usually when you create anything you enter cust 0 ........ by creating separate cust 1,2,3 you can partition off the PABX so you can have the same numbers, DN`s but for different numbers.

 

[saw164]

If you have an OPT 11c, 51c, 61c or 81c all your multi-tenant stuff is in ld 93. you are going to have to go into each phone cls and change TEND to TENA, and tell the phone what tent # it is. the rest i believe is taken care of in ld 93.


Scott Williams

IT, United States Coast Guard.

 

[johnpoole]

thanks, coast guard, i haven't worked ten service since my sprint days. i've used it in a new install several times never added it to a working switch. what access rights does a tend station have. if he turns ten on will stations tend still be able to dial out? i know after you assign ten to trunk group only those ten's will have access

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[Gary7B]

You do not need to use distinct cust numbers. The tenant number goes onto each TN as ITEM TEN x where x=1-151. But what is the purpose of segregating 4 channels of a T-1? Is it to reserve four channels for the tenant's exclusive use or is it to ensure that tenant never uses more than four of the T-1's channels simultaneously? Either way you'll have to build those channels in their own route and then use LD 93 Type RACC (Tenant-to-route Access) and then ACC ALOW or DENY for the routes that are to be restricted or reserved.

 

[nspooney]

Option 11 office can call interally but can not callout or in