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IPO SIP Calling Variables

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jmlee

IS-IT--Management
Jun 28, 2010
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I am making calls from an IPO 412 running V5.0(15) via a sip trunk to another PBX.
When making a 4 digit extension call from the IPO I have a short code for extensions that are homed on the other PBX that points to the ARS table of the SIP Trunk like the following if the extension was 1234:
Short code is:
Code:12xx
Feature: Dial
TelNumber: 12N
LinGroupID: ARS of SIP Trunk

I need the number dialed format from the IPOffice to be +1234567890;ext=1234@0.0.0.0

I have gotten it to work by adding the ARS code of:
Code:1234
TelephoneNumber: +1234567890";ext=1234@0.0.0.0"

The problem with this configuration is needing to add a short code in the ARS table for each extension.

Is there any way to use the N variable rather than hard coding each extension?
I tried using +1234567890";ext="N"@0.0.0.0" but the call fails. where the code was 12xx but no go.
 
Tom, yes you could use the ARS code you mention.. except i need the telephone number to be the specific format mentioned above.

If i was just calling a 11 or 12 digit number or push just 1234@0.0.0.0 that would work, but i need it to be in the format of +1234567890;ext=1234@0.0.0.0 where 1234 is the extension the Avaya user is calling.
 
Also I don't know if it's a usefull bug that will last or not, but in 6.1 and 7.0 you don't need the @0.0.0.0 in the tel number field, you can just have the N or whatever you want to dial and the system will add the @0.0.0.0 part for you....cool :)

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Oh, E will not work, I just read it needs to be the Extn number called not calling ;-)

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