[cisco-voip] DID ranges with an offset?

[keli at carocomp.ro]

Hi,

  sorry, I was definitely not clear enough on this one :)

the extensions range from 100 to 150 and from 200 to 250. However  
there are far less than 100 extensions, that's why only some of them  
overlap, and not all. (in those ranges groups are somewhat scattered  
so I have 100, then 110 is the next,111, 120 etc.)

However, in the mean time, I figured, I don't need that many  
translation patterns after all, only about 6 (1 for 1XX, that goes  
straight, then 1 each for 20X, 21X, 22X, and so on)

There is still an issue with external phone number mask, as I will  
have to set those manually for each of the 2XX phones, as far as I can  
tell :(

thanks anyway,
   Zoltan

Quoting Jonathan Charles <jonvoip at gmail.com>:

> Use a translation pattern in CCM...
>
> For Example:
>
> 39[5-9]XX to 2XX
>
> 39[1-4]XX to 1XX
>
> And a 3950 to 150 to cover the overlap.
>
>
>
>
> Jonathan
>
> On 6/19/07, Kelemen Zoltan <keli at carocomp.ro> wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> I was wondering if anyone has a decent idea, how could I route a block
>> of 100 numbers (...9XX) to two blocks of 50, partially overlapping in
>> their last two digits, short of a ton of translation patterns?
>>
>> So, I have incoming: 39XX
>> and inside we have 1XX and 2XX extensions, where the last two digits
>> partially overlap from the two groups.
>>
>> I can have 00->49 translate directly to the 1XX range, so that's a 50%
>> improvement :)
>> but how can I translate (easily) the last 50 into 2XX?
>>
>> Changing the existing extensions is not really an option, but something
>> like 39XX translated into 2XX-50 (that's a minus :-) ) could work for
>> me. Like 3950->200, 3965->215 and so on ...
>>
>> It's a CCM 4.1.3, with a MGCP controlled PRI line.
>>
>> thanks,
>>  Zoltan
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