Route Filter for Mexico Local Calls

[lnthompson]

Anyone have an idea how I can create a route filter for local calls in Mexico? Our office makes local calls dialing 9,7 digits only.

So I tried 9.@ where the "LOCAL-AREA-CODE" EXISTS but that didn't work because it wants 10digits.

I am being told that 9.6XXXXXX, 9.9XXXXXX, and 9.044XXXX where 9.6XXXXXX IS NOT 9.678XXXX should work.

I know i could have them dial an alternate access code for local numbers, but I want to stay with 9.

I know i could also setup dial patterns for each of these and make it work, but then the dialtone doesn't play right after the 9 because it is still waiting to match other digits. So I would like to stick with 9.@ and a route filter. :)

[mschlenger]

Loenard,

This can be accomplished. You can make 2 9.@ route patterns and add them to separate partitions. Make sure you add both partitions to your phone CSS. Then you can add route filters to each 9.@ route patttern. Take a look at my route filter examples:

USDEGIM_LOCAL_RF (Local Dialing and 800 number access)

This Route Filter is used to parse and filter the North American Numbering Plan (NANP) on Cisco Call manager (C:\Program Files\Cisco\DialPlan\NANP). The tags chosen (below) will allow 7 digit dialing, access to 800 numbers, and access to metro (10 digit) dialing for the XXX area code only.

Route Filter Tags Required:

OFFICE-CODE-EXISTS **AND**

AREA-CODE-DOES-NOT-EXIST **AND**

LOCAL-AREA-CODE-DOES-NOT-EXIST**OR**

AREA-CODE=800**OR**

AREA-CODE=866**OR**

AREA-CODE=888**OR**

AREA-CODE=877**OR**

LOCAL-AREA-CODE=XXX

USDEGIM_LD_RF (National Long Distance Dialing)

This Route Filter is used to parse and filter the NANP on Call manager. The tag chosen will allow national 1+ dialing (11 digit national numbers).

Route Filter Tags required:

AREA-CODE-EXISTS