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I am working with an IP Edge system and a CIX in an area that is getting ready to mandate 10 digit dialing. I'm not familiar with the dialing rules on the Toshiba and am having difficulties allowing 10 digit dialing with the local area code. Any assistance in where to go would be appreciated!
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CIX = Public Numbering Plan – If you are in an area that requires 10-digit dialing, click on NXX and change FB01 to 10.
IPEdge System/ Public Numbering Plan EDIT NXX to 10
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Thanks for the help! Am I able to add the area code to any 7 digit numbers dialed?
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What I would like to do is add a route to add the area code to any 7 digit numbers for employees that still dial 7 digits.
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What I would like to do is add a route to add the area code to any 7 digit numbers for employees that still dial 7 digits. You will need to setup LCR so when they dial the local 7 digit number you can send it into a different Route Plan/Route Definition/Modification Table to insert the extra leading digits to the dialed number.
Regards
Carl
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