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Help with uncovering the DNIS on T1

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Help with uncovering the DNIS on T1

Help with uncovering the DNIS on T1

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We have a 800 number riding on a T1 trunk group, we did not know what DNIS it's associated with. Is there a way to find it out other than to go to Phone company? We have none of the VDN's set up yet.

RE: Help with uncovering the DNIS on T1

Your fastest way would be call your LD provider/sales rep. Ask for a Customer service report for that 800 number.

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RE: Help with uncovering the DNIS on T1

If the Definity is R9 or above (definitely works on 9.5) try "list trace TAC" and the tac code associated with the T1's trunk group. Then dial the 800 number and watch the call arriving (advisable to pick a quiet time of day).

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