DancingDave
Technical User
We have a CS1000E with Succession 5.5. Switch is located in UK, but we have an office in Germany with local PSTN.
Prior to migrating the office to VoIP, they had a mix of 3 and 4 digit extension numbers (I know!) e.g. you could have one three digit extension (e.g. 100) or ten four digit extensions (1001, 1002, 1003,....1009). This was hard enough to accommodate into our five digit dial plan (they all now have 42XXX), but now the outgoing CLI is not dialable e.g. 12345 100 is now 12345 42100.
The exchange seems to be appending 12345 to the extension number it sees from the switch.
Some are even more perverse due to their old numbering scheme e.g. 12345 201 might be 12345 42876 (the IDC table is very large!).
Is there any way that we can define the old extension number when they dial out such that e.g. 42100 shows 100 to the exchange (which would then append 12345)? One of the local engineers thought you could allocate a CLI table to each DN, but is this possible? Are there any limits on the number of such tables (we would need at least 40 of these setting up, the rest would probably make do with a presentation number).
Danke schon in advance
DD
Prior to migrating the office to VoIP, they had a mix of 3 and 4 digit extension numbers (I know!) e.g. you could have one three digit extension (e.g. 100) or ten four digit extensions (1001, 1002, 1003,....1009). This was hard enough to accommodate into our five digit dial plan (they all now have 42XXX), but now the outgoing CLI is not dialable e.g. 12345 100 is now 12345 42100.
The exchange seems to be appending 12345 to the extension number it sees from the switch.
Some are even more perverse due to their old numbering scheme e.g. 12345 201 might be 12345 42876 (the IDC table is very large!).
Is there any way that we can define the old extension number when they dial out such that e.g. 42100 shows 100 to the exchange (which would then append 12345)? One of the local engineers thought you could allocate a CLI table to each DN, but is this possible? Are there any limits on the number of such tables (we would need at least 40 of these setting up, the rest would probably make do with a presentation number).
Danke schon in advance
DD