Location/net reg based call routing?

[mcmul2]

We are using UDP, just tried that. Get a turkey. Looked at trace of station and i see denial station with error cid 0x2ffe.

Wait, it worked! I forgot to Y the CONV field in UDP. I just changed it.

You're the best!

[mcmul2]

If you have uniform dialing you might be able to do it this way:

On change uniform-dialplan-
Matching Pattern 8888; Len 4; Del 0; Net aar; Conv y:

Then set up the aar digit conversion for each location

We are using UDP, just tried that. Get a turkey. Looked at trace of station and i see denial station with error cid 0x2ffe.

[barblee07]

If you have uniform dialing you might be able to do it this way:

On change uniform-dialplan-
Matching Pattern 8888; Len 4; Del 0; Net aar; Conv y:

Then set up the aar digit conversion for each location

[mcmul2]

I’m not sure if this would work but you could try it:

Change 8888 to be an AAR number on the Dialplan Analysis table.
Then for each location, use the aar digit-conversion table to route it to the extension number your want.
For example,
change aar digit-conversion location 1 0
Matching pattern 8888; Min 4; Max 4; Delete 4; Replacement String (4 digit number for that location);Net ext;

change aar digit-conversion location 2 0
Matching pattern 8888; Min 4; Max 4; Delete 4; Replacement String (4 digit number for that location);Net ext;

Excellent idea. Problem is, it won't allow me to set it to aar in dialplan analysis as "ARS/AAR dialing without FAC feature not assigned".

[barblee07]

I’m not sure if this would work but you could try it:

Change 8888 to be an AAR number on the Dialplan Analysis table.
Then for each location, use the aar digit-conversion table to route it to the extension number your want.
For example,
change aar digit-conversion location 1 0
Matching pattern 8888; Min 4; Max 4; Delete 4; Replacement String (4 digit number for that location);Net ext;

change aar digit-conversion location 2 0
Matching pattern 8888; Min 4; Max 4; Delete 4; Replacement String (4 digit number for that location);Net ext;

[mcmul2]

We have about 10 facilities all with phones connected to our CM. I've been asked to setup a single number, say 8888 that when called goes to a particular call center in house. The kicker is they want it to ring to a different internal extension based on what location/network region placed the call.

For example:
User in location/Net reg 1 calls 8888. The call goes to extension 1234.
User in location/Net reg 3 calls 8888. The calls goes to extension 5678.

I've looked everywhere i can (Would be nice if a vector let you base a rule on location/NR) but i can't seem to find a way to do this. Is it even possible?