Understanding Access Codes; Table 55 Default Codes Table - Nortel BCM 3.7 Manual

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Understanding access codes

Understanding access codes
The system uses access codes to direct calls to the correct lines and destinations. If the codes
conflict, some of the features on the system do not work. Refer to
on page 206
Task:
Set up access codes for internal features:
park prefix
direct dial digit
Set up access codes that affect users dialing in from remote locations:
Private Auto DN
Public Auto DN
Private DISA DN
Public DISA DN
Set up access codes that affect calls coming in over the private network:
Private access code
Local access code
National access code
Special access code
Set up access codes that affect calls leaving the system:
External code (ATA and analog devices)
Line pool access codes
Destination codes
Carrier codes
The table of default settings shown in the following table can help you plan your access codes so
there are no conflicts.

Table 55 Default codes table

Digit
Use
0
direct dial digit
1
park prefix
2XX
first digit of DNs/DN lengths
9
line pool A access code
(Takes precedence over the External line access code if
there is a conflict.)
N0008589 3.3
for a general overview about using access codes within the system dialing plan.
"Creating numbering plans"
System screen
Access codes
Access codes
Set through Quick Start Wizard
Access codes

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