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martinyoung · December 14th, 2005, 11:56 AM

The easiest way is to make the VDN the same number as the number being called. For instance, if a call to 866-1234 is to be handled a certain way, your VDN would be 1234. The call will automatically be directed to the correct VDN just like it would be to a telephone.

You can manipulate the incoming call on the ISDN trunk group form page three wherein you tell the switch that a particular incoming call to 866-1234 will be redirected to 3456 by deleting and substituting digits. I don't recommend that unless you really have no choice because it adds another layer to your programming that you may not remember you did five years from now.

December 14th, 2005, 11:56 AM	#3 (permalink)
martinyoung Moderator Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 1,445	Re: ISDN trunk configuration The easiest way is to make the VDN the same number as the number being called. For instance, if a call to 866-1234 is to be handled a certain way, your VDN would be 1234. The call will automatically be directed to the correct VDN just like it would be to a telephone. You can manipulate the incoming call on the ISDN trunk group form page three wherein you tell the switch that a particular incoming call to 866-1234 will be redirected to 3456 by deleting and substituting digits. I don't recommend that unless you really have no choice because it adds another layer to your programming that you may not remember you did five years from now. __________________ Marty Retired Avaya DSIC tech