gkludt

I am in need of assistance with least cost routes. I have Site A and Sit B with a Data connection between the two. Each site has its own local lines. I want all LD to go out Site A. I am trying to place a call from site A that is local to Site B. My outgoing group for site A to B is 8000. A local prefix for site would be 380. I want it so I can dial at site A 9380xxxx to route to site B and dial 9380xxxx. I currently have it so I can dial 89380xxxx from site A and call local out Site B.

I hope this isn't too confusing.

Rich

koelemon

In a nutshell, leave your system short codes the defualts and make your LCR short code:

SC: 380N
TN: 9380N
LG: 8000
Feature: Dial

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Cephas

This would be far simpler without using LCR - is there another reason you are utilizing it (other than to do what you have described)?


Peter

Tooqui

I agree,
You can do it with the system shortcodes the same as in the LCR.
The LCR would be used if you should like the IPOffice toggle to a pstn line when the IPTrunk is Busy.
I think you should consider this option as is assures funtionallity though the IP line is down.
Or even using a dialup service over ISDN as fallback.....