Call routing question

[scifan]

How does this work for incoming call routing with wildcards?

How difficult is it to map this 12225551xxx to the destination extensions of 1000-1999? I read elsewhere in the threads about using "#"... would this be as simple as 1"#" ? or is there some other way to do this?

 

[derfloh]

Use 1222555xxxx with # as destination.

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CLI based cale blocking:

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SCN fallback over PSTN:

https://blog.fwilke.com/ip-office-scn-fallback/

 

[scifan]

If I feed that to an auto attendant will the destination system variable be the masked 4 digits?

 

[derfloh]

I don't understand what you mean.

If you want to route to an AA create another ICR like 12225551111 and set the AA as destination.

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CLI based cale blocking:

https://blog.fwilke.com/ip-office-block-calls-from-specific-cli/

SCN fallback over PSTN:

https://blog.fwilke.com/ip-office-scn-fallback/

 

[scifan]

I have several hundred classroom's, and some support staff. What I was thinking was to have a generic AA (that wouldn't just ring the classroom phone directly) that would work for the classroom's and then have specific ICR's for the office staff. Primarily because I have more classroom's than office staff.

Seems like this may not work like I was hoping.

 

[derfloh]

Your initial question was the other way around.

You can also route the 1222555xxxx calls to AA (or leave the incoming DDI field blank) and route just a few specific DDIs to a real phone.

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https://www.fwilke.com/home

CLI based cale blocking:

https://blog.fwilke.com/ip-office-block-calls-from-specific-cli/

SCN fallback over PSTN:

https://blog.fwilke.com/ip-office-scn-fallback/