DAC (FAC/TAC) Usage 1

[freddiespencer]

I am in the UK administering a PBX in NY that was shipped in from an office in Peru. I want to use the single digit "8" for AAR access. However as can be seen from the table below, somewhere a two-digit code beginning with 8 has been used.... Can I find it? I've looked in the obvious places but can't find the DAC.

So the the question: Does anyone know how I can find out where it's used and is there any way of "listing" all Dial Access Codes (TAC's & FAC's) other than using system-features.. /feature access ../lis trunk group... ?

DIAL PLAN RECORD

FIRST DIGIT TABLE
First Length
Digit - 1 - - 2 - - 3 - - 4 -
1: dac
2:
3: extension
4: extension
5: extension
6:
7: dac
8: dac
9: fac
0:
*: fac
#: fac

Cheers,
Fried Bread

 

[marcell55]

Dial Access codes can be either "Trunk Access" or "Feature Access" codes. You can find the FAC on the "display feat" form. If you do a list trunk, you should be able to see all of the trunk groups as well as the TAC codes associated with each one.

 

[freddiespencer]

Marcell,

Thanks but as I've already used those commands and still cannot find where the 8x code is used.

Fried Bread

 

[OldPhoneGuy]

It could be a dac for loudspeaker paging. Try "Change Paging Loudspeaker".

 

[freddiespencer]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I was gradually going mad looking for where it was used.

Cheers OldPhoneGuy