Is there a method to define the DN range on the Meridian?

[nscripta]

Having looked at all my documentation (is was a few years when I attended the Nortel courses!!) I cannot find a method that defines the directory number range.

What does the command LUDN interpret the determine the unused directory numbers?

As part of an install I was adding a DN, however it was not listed as part of the LUDN response. As a trial I inputted the respective DN when asked for in LD 10. This data was accepted and everything appears to be working correctly.

Is the LUDN only part of the answer?

Nscripta

 

[Johnthephoneguy]

You have all numbers available to you that are not already defined, like the 9 range is usually lost because of dialing 9 for your outside lines. You have to remember when you do an LUDN it might say 71 72 74 8 meaning you have all numbers beginning with 71xxxxx or 72xxxx and every number starting with 8 800000-899999 (I dont remember the limit of digits but hopefully you get my drift there)

Is there a specific issue you are having with the DN range?

JohnThePhoneGuy

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[nscripta]

JohnThePhoneGuy,

Thanks for the lightbulb moment!!
I was not thinking about the meridian giving the leading digits!!!

Need to change the LUDN response to say NNxxxxx !!

Nscripta

 

[acewarlock]

All digits are already in the system and LUDN just tell's you which one's have not been used yet. If it's not listed, then it is already being used.




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