03-20-2008 06:56 AM - edited 03-15-2019 09:33 AM
Hi All, looking for a bit of advice on what dialplan is generally used in India. I'm not sure in which region the site is going in but any advice would be appreciated.
I've had a quick search on the net and drew a blank. Also, Cisco don't appear to do a dialplan installer. Thanks in advance.
03-20-2008 07:03 AM
It was a while ago but here is my notes when I did an install in Bangalore. In my case, they used 0 instead of 9 for outside line code:
Local 0.[2-8]XXXXXXX (8-digits)
0.9XXXXXXXX (10-digits for Cell Mobile)
STD-LongDist 0.0[1-9]XXXXXXXX (11-digits)
ISD-Intl 0.00[1-9]!
0.00[1-9]!#
Collect-Intl 000!
000!#
Toll-Free (VSNL) 000! But we us 7000! And 700!# instead to avoid duplicate
000!#
I forgot what STD and ISD stands for but VSNL is the telco carrier. I don't recall completely but believe different telco carriars may have overlap in regards to toll free number which made me use a different access code.
03-20-2008 07:13 AM
Hi Anthony, thanks for the quick reply. If you don't mind me asking why did you need 3 sets of intl dialing route patterns?
03-20-2008 08:07 AM
I am not sure why my post are not getting in but if there is a whole lot of repeats...please bear with me.
I forgot what the difference in btwn ISD-Intl (International Subscriber Dialing) and Collect-Intl. Googling it implies collect calls:
http://realtravel.com/india-travel-guide-d701-1.2276927.html
For tollfree, there is overlap btwn different carriers as well as with Intl dialing and so we used 7 as an access code to avoide overlap
As a side note, if you are not aware already about the legal telco issues for India:
TIA
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