On 1/23/07, Ed W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I appreciate your point, but it's not that hard to avoid having the 9 prefix at all (in a simple dialplan at least). So to be honest one might as well dump the whole "dial 9" thing completely in the scenario you describe?
I originally setup without the 9. But, here in the US, we have 711 which interferes with PARK. We also have 511 in some areas. I could figure out a way around everything but the 711. I guess you could probably get around the PARK situation by starting your parking spots at 720 or something. I just went back to the 9. I use a custom caller ID lookup database that I was able to just add strip the 9 in the program itself. As far as callback, all my numbers are prefixed with a company code to indicate which company the caller is calling, so my dialplan looks for this and knows it's an outside call.
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