Possible extension collision 3

[MasterRacker]

We are taking over another organization and are going to bring their phone service into our system. The problem is that the last 4 digits of their public numbers are 87xx. I believe that's going to conflict with my dial plan (below). I don't want to have to use different internal extensions for them so what do I need to do to allow me to create extensions in the 87xx range? (We currently use 36xx and 51xx for our other DID numbers.)

[tt]display dialplan analysis Page 1 of 12
DIAL PLAN ANALYSIS TABLE
Percent Full: 2

Dialed Total Call Dialed Total Call Dialed Total Call
String Length Type String Length Type String Length Type
1 4 ext 9 1 fac
3 4 ext * 3 fac
5 4 ext # 3 fac
6 4 ext
7 1 fac
80 3 dac
81 2 ext
82 2 ext
83 2 ext
84 2 ext
85 2 ext
86 2 ext
87 2 ext
88 2 ext
89 2 ext
[/tt]


Jeff
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[smokinjoe2938]

what in your system is using the 87 range, tac codes maybe if so change them then go back and modify dial plan for 87xx cha dial plan analysis

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[lopes1211]

It looks like you just have 1 extension 87. "ch station 87" and see what it is. Get rid of it and change your dialplan to

87 4 ext

-CL

 

[AvayaTier3]

change dialplan analysis                                        Page   1 of  12 
                             DIAL PLAN ANALYSIS TABLE
                                   Location:  all           Percent Full:    1  

       Dialed   Total  Call    Dialed   Total  Call     Dialed   Total  Call
       String   Length Type    String   Length Type     String   Length Type
     1            4    ext                                                  
     2            4    ext                                                  
     3            4    ext                                                  
     4            4    ext                                                  
     5            3    ext                                                  
     6            3    dac                                                  
     7            4    ext                                                  
     8            6    ext                                                  
     87           2    ext                                                  
     87           4    ext                                                  
     9            1    fac                                                  
     *            3    fac                                                  
     #            3    fac

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[smokinjoe2938]

And how would you know that from just looking at his dial plan?

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[lopes1211]

because anything starting with 87 is defined as a 2 digit ext. 87 is already 2 digits long. therefore you have 1 extension in that range and it is extension 87.

-CL

 

[smokinjoe2938]

Duh got ya! thanks!

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[MasterRacker]

AvayaTier3,

I see you added "8 6 ext". What's that for?

I'm trying to figure out what 87 is and can't find it. It's not a station, hunt group or terminating ext group. If I do "disp sta 87" I'm told it exists but is a different object. Not sure what else to look for.

*80/#80, *81/#81, *88 are used in feature access codes, but that's it for 8's.

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[montyzummer]

Can you not run a list trace on your station dial 87 and see what the output is , this should shed some light on the situation , also list usage extension 87 should give you what it is and does.

APSS (SME)
ACSS (SME)
ACIS (UC)

 

[AvayaTier3]

list usage extension 87

If no data to list, you can just remove it from dialplan analysis or change it to 87 ext length of 4

87 ext length 6
87 ext length 2
87 ext length 4

This was just to show the flexibility of what the dialplan will let you use.

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[bleebrant]

Your 2 digit 8x codes are probably being used for console park extensions. If you display console parameters on page 2 you will probably see Common Shared Extensions starting at 81 with a count of 9, meaning 81 to 89 are attendant park codes.
If your attendant doesn't need all of these park codes, you can change the count to 6 which would free up 87 88 and 89 to change on your dial plan as you need.