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1. Change Uniform Dialplan 
   
   Destinations on the SBC must be identified in the Uniform Dial Plan.
   
   In this example extensions are individually identified but there is no reason a block of numbers could be used (matching 51 for 4 = 5100-5199).
   
   For all individual stations or groups:

   •  Length = 4 (number of digits in the number)
   •  Deleted = zero (No digits to be deleted)
   •  Inserted Digits = 110 (used to route calls in AAR)
   •  Net = AAR
   •  Conv = N
   •  Node Num = blank

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Change Uniform Dialplan

   
   

   
   

2. Change AAR Digit Analysis
   
   All calls starting with 110 and 7 digits in length are forwarded to AAR for distribution
   
   •  Dialed String = 110 [digits inserted in uniform dial plan]
   •  Min = 7 [110xxxx]
   •  Max = 7 [110xxxx]
   •  Route Pattern = 110 [SBC 1k/2k Route Pattern]

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Change AAR Digit Analysis

   
   

   
   
   

3. Change Route Pattern
   
   Calls directed to route pattern 110 from the AAR digit analysis are forwarded to trunk group 10 in this operation. The first three digits [110] are dropped from the number so the call hits the

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   as a 4-digit extension.
   
   •  Grp No = 10 [trunk group 10]
   •  Del Dgts = 3 [deleted 110 from the number]

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Change Route Pattern

   
   

   
    

4. Change Trunk Group
   
   Trunk group 10 is a standard 23 channel QSIG T1 trunk used in UM integrations.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Trunk Group Tab 5

   
   

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5. Change Coverage Path
   
   Coverage path is available for routing unanswered calls on PBX extensions to Unified Messaging over the

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   . This configuration directs the unanswered call to hunt group 110.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Change Coverage Path

   
   

   
    

6. Change Hunt Group
   
   All calls forwarded to this hunt group are redirected to 7772562. The original called party and calling party are retained and sent in the data stream to voicemail so the call hits the correct mailbox.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Hunt Group Tab 1

   
   

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Hunt Group Tab 2

   
   

   
    

7. Change AAR Digit Analysis
   
   All calls for 7772562 are handled via dialed string 2562. The (forward calls) feature access code 777 is ignored and the 4 digits behind it are used to determine the path of the call.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Change AAR Digit Analysis

   
   

   
   
   

8. Change Route Pattern
   
   Calls directed to route pattern 110 from the AAR digit analysis are forwarded to trunk group 10 in this operation. The first three digits [777] are dropped from the number so the call hits the gateway as 2562.
   
   •  Grp No = 10 [trunk group 10]
   •  Del Dgts = 3 [deleted 777 from the number]

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Change Route Pattern

   
   

   
   

9. Use the TDM document to configure

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   Use the EUM integration document to finished the voicemail integration.
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