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15.
IP to Telephone Destination Numbers
From the menu shown in Step 14, navigate to Manipulation Tables
Destination Numbers.
This table defines the digit manipulation that will be performed on IP to telephony
calls. The Destination Prefix, Source Prefix and Source IP columns define which
calls to manipulate. The 3 remaining columns define the digit manipulation to apply to
these calls. In the example below, all calls dialed with twelve digits beginning with 91
coming from any source extension and source IP will have the first digit stripped off.
This manipulation is required to allow the branch user to dial the same outbound
number when the data WAN is available or not. Under normal conditions, a user dials
9 + the 11-digit PSTN number for an outbound call. The call is forwarded to the
Avaya Communication Manager where the 9 is stripped off before being routed to the
PSTN. If the data WAN is unavailable, the call is still originated as an IP call but can
not be sent to the Main site. The MP-118 will use the table shown below to strip the
preceding 9 off of this IP call before routing it to the FXO port for the PSTN.
Click Submit.
CTM; Reviewed:
SPOC 11/29/2007
Solution & Interoperability Test Lab Application Notes
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