dragrace8

The unique entry error comes from not having enough digits in your command. You need the whole phone number. Type the command LIST ARS ROUTE 17651234567 LOCATION 9 This will give you the info you're looking for, even if you don't have 1765 defined in your ars tables. If you have 17 defined in your tables then the call will follow that route. I hope this makes sense.

I agree with Martin Young that it would be easier to change the route patterns, but you have to be careful. It sounds like this is a switch that was built by someone else that you're taking over and there could be a reason why it was built this way.

rhwimmers

Dragrace8 - you are exactly correct- Id like to know WHY it is this way before I change it!
I understand the ARS analysis but with the 4 7 7 meaning if it gets 4 with 7 digits it takes p92..So when I do list ars route-chosen loc 9 4231234 it should come back and say use p92, right!?

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rhwimmers

Another thing... Location 9 does have 2 "entities" so im thinking they wanted certain extensions to go out of one trunk group, and the rest to out of another, thats where it makes some sense in the partition-route table, it has the route pattern 92 for PGN 7 and 992 for PGN8, not sure if its for Caller ID purposes or what (but that can be handled in a different way). Regardless of this, trunk 313 is never mentioned so why it is going out of it I have no idea!

rhwimmers

Anyone ever get email notifications when their is a new post? I dont think I ever have from this site - the email is correct though/?

rhwimmers

Anyone have any thoughts?

martinyoung

I used to get emails but haven't for a while.

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