nt7332

I have a customer that wants to be able to transfer or dial an extention from site A to Site B just by dialing the extension of the of site B, stie B has a DID number for each extension. how can i build this so they can call each one of site B's DID numbers just by dialing there extension for site B. They do not care that they will be useing 2 trunks for each call. im trying to do this on a Definity S8700 running CM 2.0.1
Thanks in advance!!!!

nexSIP

use your UDP to direct calls to an AAR then offsite, assuming you have a T1 between the sites.

If not you need to use VDN/VECtors to route the call out a local trunk to the DID number

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ahays

Actually, you can still use the PSTN to route these AAR calls. You simply need to do some route pattern magic on the digits in the delete/insert department to get the DID information correct before hitting the outgoing public trunk group. Many times we do this in the route pattern as a second choice in case the point-to-point T1 is full or fails.

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.al.

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nt7332

Thank Ahays! i think you know exactly what im trying to do. well, i have never done this befor. is there anyway you can help me out with this? i have a 5 digit numbering plan locally but the extensions i want to transfer to of net are 4 digit that start with 8. my extensions locally also start with 8. what do i need to set up as far as Rout patters and AAR,ARS fields? PLease any help would be very greatfull! Thanks in advance.

ahays

This is likely a major problem. Issue the command "list extension-type" in both PBXs. Do any of the second digits overlap? ... i.e. is there an 8601 as well as an 86523? If not, we can probably get away with 4-digit dialing. If so, we can get around this another way but your local users will have to dial 5-digits instead of 4 (no escaping this unless you change the extension numbers). Look at your local dial plan and let me know if there any available first digits and what they are.

regs,

.al.

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