Meridian configuration PIC or CIC codes - where do i enter? 2

[xizziz]

We recently did a switchover to a new pbx with a new vendor. Both systems are Meridian. However upon the new switch, our calls were somehow routed to AT&T and that is not our long distance vendor. SBC was involved in re-routing the primes to the new location on campus. I'm wondering if I can check somewhere in the configuration of the meridian to see if there is a special pic code entered which is routing our calls to the wrong long distance carrier as they are telling me they did not do that
Thanks a million for anyone who has the answer.

 

[srmega41]

You may have a DGT (Digit Manipulation) entry adding the PIC. We do that to avoid getting slammed.

In LD 90, print an NPA that you know is going to AT&T.

REQ PRT
CUST 0
FEAT NET
TRANS AC1
TYPE NPA
NPA 1970

NPA 1970
-RL1 7 <--Roue list index the call uses
-DENY 5551212 <-- numbers denied within the NPA
--DMI 1 <-- If this is anything other than 0, you are doing something to the digits
.
.

Then, in LD 86, print the DMI (Digit Manipulation Index)

REQ PRT
CUST 0
FEAT DGT
DMI 1
DEL 0
INST 1010288 <-- This is AT&T's PIC code
SCCI 0
CTYP NCHG

If this is the issue, you can fix it one of two ways:

1) Change the DMI entry on all your NPA's to 0
or
2) Edit the DMI to be the correct PIC.

Hope this helps,

Scott M.