Call routing 1

[tellyteck1]

Hi everyone, I am looking for help to find out how to map numbers to a outgoing route off of the meridian. For example 2125 needs to route to route 25. Also I need to set up a plan that says anything with a preceding digit is to be routed to route 25. Could someone please give me some direction. Thank you for any help.

 

[johnpoole]

in ld 86 add a new rlb to point at the trunk and ld 87 add a new cdp/dsc 2125, to the new rlb.. if you need the code i can post it when i get back to work, later this week. the preceding digits is a problem, solved elsewhere.. if you are sent xxx 2125, use an idc to strip the xxx, or enter a dsc for each xxx possible,

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[tellyteck1]

Thank you John, could you please tell me what ENTR is used for. I am not sure what to put in. Thanks so much. AJK

 

[tellyteck1]

Hi again, I should have read tek tips more thoroughly. I found the answer! For those of you who have the same question ENTR 0 is the first option for a route, ENTR 1 would be tied to another route so therefore if the first route is not available traffic will flow out the second route as determined by the ENTR.AJK

 

[johnpoole]

read the ovdn, that is another way to step a call, and a second entry in a rlb will do the same

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc