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corhavelaar · February 17th, 2006, 11:57 AM

Yes, LCR is the only working possibility.
For LCR to work you need to take in mind that only the numbers wich are send to the trunk will pas through LCR and not the shortcode wich invoked the call.
If all external calls are made with a "9" as a line access then you will have a shortcode like this:
SC=9N
TN=N
Line ID = 0
Function = call

In LCR only the value in TN will be checked so you need to enter shortcodes like this
Main
SC = 0N
TN = 0N
Line ID = 0
Funct = dial
SC = 1N
TN = 1N
Line ID - 0
Funct = diall

1st Alternative
SC = 0N
TN = 0N
Line ID = 1
Funct = Dial
etc. Note that these ShortCodes do not need a semicolon at the end of the number and in LCR you can't use the ? as a wildcard.
i think you get the picture now.

February 17th, 2006, 11:57 AM	#2 (permalink)
corhavelaar PBXtech SILVER 25+ posts Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 81	Re: Automatic rerouting of outbound calls to POTS lines if T1 PRI goes down Yes, LCR is the only working possibility. For LCR to work you need to take in mind that only the numbers wich are send to the trunk will pas through LCR and not the shortcode wich invoked the call. If all external calls are made with a "9" as a line access then you will have a shortcode like this: SC=9N TN=N Line ID = 0 Function = call In LCR only the value in TN will be checked so you need to enter shortcodes like this Main SC = 0N TN = 0N Line ID = 0 Funct = dial SC = 1N TN = 1N Line ID - 0 Funct = diall 1st Alternative SC = 0N TN = 0N Line ID = 1 Funct = Dial etc. Note that these ShortCodes do not need a semicolon at the end of the number and in LCR you can't use the ? as a wildcard. i think you get the picture now.