Managing Extension Lists - 3Com 3C10402B Administrator's Manual

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Managing
Extension Lists
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Virtual Tie Lines
Paging extensions
6 Manually specify new values for any of these existing extensions:
Telephone Extensions
Auto Attendant Extensions
Hunt Group and ACD Group Extensions
External Extensions (digital channel and analog port extensions)
To modify an existing extension, click Dial Plan > Configure, and then
click the Modify Extensions tab. Edit the list of extensions so that each
extension falls into the range for its extension type:
Extension Type
Internal Extensions
Hunt Group and ACD
Group Extensions
Auto Attendant
Extensions
External (digital and
analog line card port)
extensions
7 Edit your dial plan to configure any needed modifications such as
pretranslators.
An extension list contains extension numbers that you assign and
dedicate to specific dial tone facilities or to specific applications (voice
mail, Auto Attendant, and so on), or both. You can add an extension list
to define a subset of devices, such as fax machines.
The system default extension lists are numbered starting at *0001 in
either a 3-digit or 4-digit plan. By convention, a default extension list
number is preceded by an asterisk. See
standard extension lists.
CAUTION: Extension lists must not overlap.
3-digit Dial Plan Defaults
100-449
450-499
500-599
600-799
The external extension range includes Call park extensions,
which are converted when you use the Convert Extensions
feature described previously in
Table 57
4-digit Dial Plan Defaults
1000-3999
4000-4099
5500-5599
6000-7999
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