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Routing outgoing calls through different pools
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Example:
Route#001:
Dialout: 91 use Pool A ( T1 line group)
Destination code: 91
Route: 001
Absorb all digit.
Route#002:
Dialout: 96 use Pool B ( POTS line group)
Destination code: 96
Route: 002
Absorb all digit.
When your user will dial 91xxx then system will take group A trunk and dial the number...
When your user will dial 96xxx then system will take group B trunk and dial the number...
Good luck!!!
Route#001:
Dialout: 91 use Pool A ( T1 line group)
Destination code: 91
Route: 001
Absorb all digit.
Route#002:
Dialout: 96 use Pool B ( POTS line group)
Destination code: 96
Route: 002
Absorb all digit.
When your user will dial 91xxx then system will take group A trunk and dial the number...
When your user will dial 96xxx then system will take group B trunk and dial the number...
Good luck!!!
Yes Jimhusted,
It was only an example, with routing you don't have to dial an # for the trunk group, the routing make the job for you so in this example we can forget the first digit (9) and the user will not have to know if he make an external or internal call the routing will detect for him...
It was only an example, with routing you don't have to dial an # for the trunk group, the routing make the job for you so in this example we can forget the first digit (9) and the user will not have to know if he make an external or internal call the routing will detect for him...
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