Setting up direct access to trunks

[KSComs]

Hi there I have found it necessary in the past to dial out from specific trunks in order to see where a problem may exist or just to evaluate a route.

In your Call Routing Tables set up a pattern of the following:

pattern = 401*, nds = 3, route = FXO-1, name Line 1
pattern = 402*, nds = 3, route = FXO-2, name Line 2
pattern = 403*, nds = 3, route = FXO-3, name Line 3
..
pattern = 410*, nds = 3, route = FXO-10, name Line 10

What you see from the above is if someone dials a particular 4xx it will route the call to only that FXO port and there fore allow you to dial a specific trunk.

4xx is just an example for a way of being able to dial a trunk, you might need to change the entry to 601 to 610 or soemthing like that depending on your Call Routing Tables.

Regards

Kevin

[askkur]

Hi,
you are describe the problem or suggesting solution ?
what you mean:

"4xx is just an example for a way of being able to dial a trunk, you might need to change the entry to 601 to 610 or soemthing like that depending on your Call Routing Tables."

[KSComs]

Solution for all to share.....

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Regards

Kevin

[davrays]

Originally Posted by KSComs

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Which tools are you using, Kevin?! Where did you get this word from?

[ccomley]

OTOH, the default settinsg for the lit function keys on the Snon are Line1, Line2, Line3, etc. so if you want a particular trunk, dab its F-key then dial...

and since the Snom manuals are *useless* at telling me what *other* functions I might meaningfully put on teh lit F-keys...

[davrays]

Originally Posted by ccomley

OTOH, the default settinsg for the lit function keys on the Snon are Line1, Line2, Line3, etc. so if you want a particular trunk, dab its F-key then dial...

I don't think the Line1, Line2, Line3, etc. on the Snom, have any relation to the PSTN lines on the Quadro..