[cisco-voip] Volume 1 -- Section 6 (Dial Plan) question

[Lelio Fulgenzi]

two stage dialing is when you dial a number assigned to one of your trunks/lines attached to your router and it gives you a local dialtone. from there you can dial any of the dialpeers that inbound trunk has access too.

i believe it's biggest use is for those LD resellers. you can add a TCL script app to the system to check for PINs and balance owing etc.

by doing something line DID . <- notice the DOT, it sends the DID to the system for interpretation. or something like that.

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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Michael Thompson 
  To: 'VoIP' 
  Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2008 10:07 PM
  Subject: [cisco-voip] Volume 1 -- Section 6 (Dial Plan) question


  I'm going through and reviewing some of the material and there's a specific comment that I'm stuck on.  Task 6.6, it states:

   

  Enable DID for PSTN users dialing into CM/UCME (.i.e. 2-stage dialing must not be used).  

   

  I don't understand what they're referring to by 2-stage dialing.

   

  Are they just looking for something as simple as the direct-inward-dial on CME and making sure we're sending 4 significant digits on the Trunks of UC?

   

  MT

   

   

   



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