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Customer has an MPLS network with 1 BCM400 4.0(site A)and 2 BCM50's Rls 1(site's B & C). They can call from site to site with no problem over VOIP trunks. What they want to do is call from site's A & B locally to site C's area. They want toll bypass. I understand that the BCM does not support Auto/DISA DN over VOIP trunks. You can, however, use remote packages with VOIP trunks. At site C they are using routing to make their calls. Has anyone set this up before? If so I would appreciate any help on this.
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Sure, this can be done. You just have to manually manage the dialplans in each of the BCMs. You can identify all of the numbers that would be local to a particular BCM (area code + office code typically), then build a corresponding destination code in the remote BCMs. Point the destination code to a VoIP route for the appropriate site, strip the extra digits, and your call will complete. It can be a lot to manage if you have to touch very many systems. It's a great application for a Gatekeeper though...one dialplan to manage for the entire enterprise.
Good Luck!
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