[Asterisk-Users] Another PRI based question

[Brian Kurkowski]

Your Verion Rep is way out in left filed.

DID is about the only way to go on PRI's. And doing it is about 3 lines in
the CO switch.

DMS 500
Table DN Route: Numbers to OFRT 223
table OFRT 223 Trunk Group Name
table trkgrp Trunk Definition.


That is all there is to it. 

Routing a single number to a PRI channel on the other hand is a nightmare.

We sell DID's in upstate NY for about $20 a hundred.

Some one else said it. Get a new Verizon Rep.

I have about 6 PRI's going to * boxes in my CO right next to a DMS-500, so I
know for a fact this works quite well.

As a note, while ISDN Q.931 does call for a 10 Digit Called Party Number
(PRI DID) it is entirely possible to send 3,4,5 etc digits as the Called
Party Number. Stick with the 10 digits. More typing, but well worth it.

Brian


-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Spencer [mailto:markster at digium.com]
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 4:35 PM
To: asterisk-users at lists.digium.com
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Another PRI based question


DID's on Asterisk are seen as extensions.

Mark

On Sat, 7 Jun 2003 firedude at shorelinuxsolutions.com wrote:

> In speaking to the representative at Verizon, we came to the conclusion
> that DID numbers were not the correct solution; however we were told by
> Verizon that they could do something called assign individual numbers to
> the PRI.  What this would in effect do is give us an additional phone
> number that we would like to route to a specific extension; however unlike
> the DID number, it would not be assigned to a specific channel.  It would
> hunt for an available channel.  What we would like to be able to do is
> that even though it doesn't come in on a specific channel, still be able
> to route it directly to a specific extension.  The representative at
> Verizon said that we should be able to do this by having the PBX recognize
> the digits that come in on the line and route it to the specific extension
> accordingly.  Is there a way to do this in asterisk?  Thanks again.
> AJ
>
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