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I have setup 2 avaya ip offices in a SCN connected over a wan, the connection is fine. i would however like to use a prefix in the extension to distinguish calls to site B.
some of the extensions on both site A and B are identical thats why i need a prefix.
Any help here?
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Moderator-Avaya, Polycom
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Add a 1 to each ext at 1 site.
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Moderator-Avaya, Nortel
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You need to have unique extensions on SCN. I typically use a 3 digit, and do site A as 100's and Site B as 200's, etc..
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I plan to set up a SCN with 10 to 12 sites so I came up with a number plan like this --
xx00 Inside Sales ACD Dept.
xx01 - xx05 Inside Sales Managers
xx06 --xx19 Inside Sales Reps
xx20 - xx29 Future use
xx30 - xx35 Field Sales Managers
xx36 - xx45 Field Sales Reps
xx46 - xx59 Non-sales office personnel
xx60 - xx79 Non-office personnel
xx80 - xx83 Conference rooms
xx84 - xx89 Warehouse
xx90 - xx99 Lunch room, Lobby, Network room
The first 2 numbers(xx) are assigned to a branch and then the second 2 numbers are related to what department the user is in.
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That works. how many total sites?
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