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have a customer with ip office essential. They want to be able to call back a customer using the call log. currently, because they have to dial a 9 for an outside line, it won't work. Is there a way around this?
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I never set up my systems to dial 9 for a trunk. I never set up extensions that begin with a 1. I tell the customer they must dial 1+area code+ prefix + number. If those idiots can do that, the following 2 short codes work:
XXXXXXXXXX (10 X's) N L/G 50
1XXXXXXXXXX (1 + 10 X's) 1N l/g 50
I still can direct to teh ARS table and restrict numbers etc... The short code with all X's is there because ICLID doesnt include the 1....
Last edited by mongo5150; 04/14/13 08:56 AM.
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Thanks guys - seems they could handle this easier in a software upgrade.
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Its easier in areas that have 10 digit dialing as well. As soon as the entire country moves to that, things will be better. I have no issues setting up a few short codes in Denver, since its 10 digit, but places like Montrose are still 7 digit dialing, aren't they?? So its not really a software issue on the IP office since the dialing patterns are restrictive.
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