Outbound Routing - Revision history

peludan at 14:50, 15 February 2014

2014-02-15T14:50:13Z

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	Next to "Numbers starting by" you can enter a number sequence like 13 or in the "Customer Dial Patterns" you can define a specific dial plan to match numbers that are dialled.		Next to "Numbers starting by" you can enter a number sequence like 13 or in the "Customer Dial Patterns" you can define a specific dial plan to match numbers that are dialled.

-	~~Finally, I have discovered that you~~ can't add multiple "Numbers starting by" in the same field even if you separate them with a , or ; or put them on separate line. You have to add a separate Outbound Route for each "Numbers starting by" digits	+	You can't add multiple "Numbers starting by" in the same field even if you separate them with a , or ; or put them on separate line. You have to add a separate Outbound Route for each "Numbers starting by" digits

andythomas at 09:02, 2 February 2013

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	The routing system works by going down your Outbound Routes from the top down. As you add new Outbound Routes, the Outbound route sequence number shown on the left column increases by 1. ie route 0, route 1,..etc		The routing system works by going down your Outbound Routes from the top down. As you add new Outbound Routes, the Outbound route sequence number shown on the left column increases by 1. ie route 0, route 1,..etc

-	Next to "Numbers starting by" you can enter a ~~route that starts with different numbers~~ like 13 or in the "Dial ~~Plan~~" ~~below~~ you can define a specific dial plan that ~~matches numbers depending on the number~~ dialled.	+	Next to "Numbers starting by" you can enter a number sequence like 13 or in the "Customer Dial Patterns" you can define a specific dial plan to match numbers that are dialled.

-	I have discovered that you can't add multiple starting ~~numbers~~ even if you separate them with a , or ; or put them on separate line. You have to add a separate Outbound ~~route~~ for each "Numbers starting by" digits	+	Finally, I have discovered that you can't add multiple "Numbers starting by" in the same field even if you separate them with a , or ; or put them on separate line. You have to add a separate Outbound Route for each "Numbers starting by" digits

andythomas at 08:58, 2 February 2013

2013-02-02T08:58:48Z

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	If you want to enter a separate routing for different Outbound numbers, you need to add a separate entry for each Outbound number.		If you want to enter a separate routing for different Outbound numbers, you need to add a separate entry for each Outbound number.

-	The system works by ~~looking at~~ your Outbound ~~routes~~ from the top down ~~and as~~ you add new Outbound Routes, the Outbound route sequence number shown on the left column increases by 1. ie route 0, route 1,..etc	+	The routing system works by going down your Outbound Routes from the top down. As you add new Outbound Routes, the Outbound route sequence number shown on the left column increases by 1. ie route 0, route 1,..etc

-	Next to "Numbers starting by" you can ~~either~~ enter a route that starts with different numbers like 13 or you can define a specific ~~call~~ plan that matches numbers depending on the number dialled.	+	Next to "Numbers starting by" you can enter a route that starts with different numbers like 13 or in the "Dial Plan" below you can define a specific dial plan that matches numbers depending on the number dialled.

	I have discovered that you can't add multiple starting numbers even if you separate them with a , or ; or put them on separate line. You have to add a separate Outbound route for each "Numbers starting by" digits		I have discovered that you can't add multiple starting numbers even if you separate them with a , or ; or put them on separate line. You have to add a separate Outbound route for each "Numbers starting by" digits

andythomas at 08:47, 2 February 2013

2013-02-02T08:47:09Z

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-	If you want to enter a separate routing for different Outbound numbers, you need to add a separate entry for each ~~route~~.	+	If you want to enter a separate routing for different Outbound numbers, you need to add a separate entry for each Outbound number.

-	The system works by looking at your Outbound routes from the top down and as you add new Outbound ~~routes~~, the number increases by 1. ie route 0, route 1,..etc	+	The system works by looking at your Outbound routes from the top down and as you add new Outbound Routes, the Outbound route sequence number shown on the left column increases by 1. ie route 0, route 1,..etc

-	~~You~~ can either enter a route that starts with different numbers like 13 or you can define a specific call plan that matches numbers depending on the number dialled.	+	Next to "Numbers starting by" you can either enter a route that starts with different numbers like 13 or you can define a specific call plan that matches numbers depending on the number dialled.

-	I have discovered that you can't add multiple starting numbers even if you separate them with a , or ; or put them on separate line. You have to add a separate Outbound route for each "starting ~~with~~" ~~numbers~~	+	I have discovered that you can't add multiple starting numbers even if you separate them with a , or ; or put them on separate line. You have to add a separate Outbound route for each "Numbers starting by" digits

andythomas at 08:43, 2 February 2013

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-	If you want to enter a separate routing for different ~~outbound~~ numbers, you need to add a separate entry for each route.	+	If you want to enter a separate routing for different Outbound numbers, you need to add a separate entry for each route.

-	The system works by looking at your Outbound routes from the top down and as you add ~~outbound~~ routes, the number increases by 1. ie route 0, route 1,..etc	+	The system works by looking at your Outbound routes from the top down and as you add new Outbound routes, the number increases by 1. ie route 0, route 1,..etc

-	You can either enter a route that starts with different numbers like 13 or you can define a ~~call~~ specific plan that matches numbers depending on the number dialled.	+	You can either enter a route that starts with different numbers like 13 or you can define a specific call plan that matches numbers depending on the number dialled.
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		+	I have discovered that you can't add multiple starting numbers even if you separate them with a , or ; or put them on separate line. You have to add a separate Outbound route for each "starting with" numbers

andythomas: Adding Outbound routes

2013-02-02T08:39:01Z

Adding Outbound routes

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If you want to enter a separate routing for different outbound numbers, you need to add a separate entry for each route.

The system works by looking at your Outbound routes from the top down and as you add outbound routes, the number increases by 1. ie route 0, route 1,..etc

You can either enter a route that starts with different numbers like 13 or you can define a call specific plan that matches numbers depending on the number dialled.