smohr

Hi,

I'm a desktop support guy who has recently been put in charge of the phones. We have a private phone network where we convert 10 digit numbers to 3 digit. I've been told that I need to find the AAR table in order to do this. Can someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks

Cavscout

Perhaps you can give a better description of the call flow.

AAR stands for Attendant After Recall in Nortel speak.

Digit translations happen in about 3 places I think. Pretranslation tables, Incoming Digit Translation Tables, and Digit Manipulation Tables.

Good Luck

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smohr

Well, we have a private network here where we can call any of our offices by dialing 8 then this 3-digit code followed by the extension.

So a normal call that might be dialed 9-1-312-555-3234
Will now look like 8-226-3234

What I'm trying to do is identify this new office with it's 3 digit code in the PBX. I hope this helps. Thanks.

Cavscout

1. PRT DNB 8 - To find out what 8 is. I suspect it is an ESN Access Code.
2. PRT ESN to determine if 8 is AC1 or AC2
3. PRT the tranlations for ACx to determine how the call routing is programmed.

bhat.chinmaya

In Avaya AAR means automatic atlernate routing which will be mentioned in UDP(uniform dial plan analisys) first we have to configure UDP in udp we have to mention the aar and in aar table we can nemtion the route pattern which includes the specific trunk for the outgoing calls

Aubrey77

You can actually do this by doing "change aar digit-conversion". Then find you a blank line and add the 3 digit code you want to be able to dial, and tell it to delete those pre digits, add the portion of the number you need to, and you're home free. Yeah, you can even tell it where to send it afterwards. i wish I still had access to a switch, because I could give you more detailed instructions, but I was recently downsized. Hope that helps though.

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