Change Digit Dialing

[scooter817]

Hi All

I work for a company that just purchased, another company in NY and the NY office does 6 digit dialing and we are in TX and we do 5 digit dialing.

What I want to know is what do I need to modify to give us an additional ditgit so that we can do 6 digit dialing and we can dial them and they

can dial us.And is there a way that even though we are going to add an additional digit is there a way that we can still do the 5 digit dialing in our
office here in TX and only do the 6 digit when we call NY or can this even be done.Thanks in advance for the help and have a great day.

[Jaime Valencia]

Is this CUCM?? CME??

Same cluster? different clusters/CMEs??

HTH

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[Leonardo Santana]

What is your IP Telephony Solution?

Like Jaime asked, CUCME, CUCM......?

Regards

[scooter817]

We just upgraded to CUCM 8.6

[Jaime Valencia]

Still more info is required, but in any case, you can just configure site code dialing using a 1 or 2 digit prefix for each site and then keep local site dialing intact.

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[Leonardo Santana]

From CUCM you can use a translation-pattern, but can you give us a more detailed information. Like

NY dials xxxxx to TX

TX dials yyyyyy to NY

Thanks

[scooter817]

NY dials 972 536-XXXX to TX

TX dials 646 344-XXXX to NY

and like right now I dial 2XXXX to get someone in the office or any regional office.

But the other company dials 46XXXX to get someone in there office and they want

to add the other digit to our end so that we can all be the same.But this is another

question also.We use CUCM and they use Asterick can this still be done even if

they don't have what we have for call management?

[Jaime Valencia · Accepted solution]

You can strip digits in CUCM for inbound/outbound calls assuming their end is not capable of doing so.

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