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btrain8 · May 26th, 2004, 03:56 PM

When I do a 'li udp' I get a column for: 'extension codes', which have things such as 82XX. Then a column labelled: 'Type', wich has a combo of UDP and local depending on the extension code and finally the column: 'node #/location code, which have a variety of different 3 digit codes except it seems for the extension codes in my main location. In that case there is nothing.

To do a 'cha udp' the system is looking for a udp #. What would this be?

What I need to do is get my switch to see someone dialing 70XX and have it dial 91212980 ahead of it automatically. What exactly do I need to do in UDP to get this going. I also think in the route pattern there needs to be some deleted and inserted digits to get this to work. I am scared by making such changes I'll screw up my switch.

May 26th, 2004, 03:56 PM	#3 (permalink)
btrain8 PBXtech SILVER 25+ posts Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 50	Re: Routing When I do a 'li udp' I get a column for: 'extension codes', which have things such as 82XX. Then a column labelled: 'Type', wich has a combo of UDP and local depending on the extension code and finally the column: 'node #/location code, which have a variety of different 3 digit codes except it seems for the extension codes in my main location. In that case there is nothing. To do a 'cha udp' the system is looking for a udp #. What would this be? What I need to do is get my switch to see someone dialing 70XX and have it dial 91212980 ahead of it automatically. What exactly do I need to do in UDP to get this going. I also think in the route pattern there needs to be some deleted and inserted digits to get this to work. I am scared by making such changes I'll screw up my switch. Last edited by btrain8; May 26th, 2004 at 04:19 PM.