RE: num-exp ??? What is that and how do I use it?

From: West, Jeff (westj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Mon Jun 10 2002 - 13:46:11 GMT-3

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You can use num-exp to translate numbers. For example we have two voice T1's
coming into our 3660. The telco is sending us 10 digits. We had the telco
pull 2 DS0's out of the hunt group and we then used num-exp to map calls on
those numbers to IP phone extensions.

num-exp 3xx3235945 33102
num-exp 321....... 60000 (all else to Unity @ 60000)

Jeff West
TeleCommunication Systems, Inc.
(813) 831-6353 x118 Voice

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From: Treptow, Georg [mailto:gxtrept@qwest.com]
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Subject: num-exp ??? What is that and how do I use it?

Can someone please shed some light onto this mysterious command/technology?

Thanks a lot.

Georg Treptow

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