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Hello all,
I'm back and this time the topic of discussion is the inbound DDI (or DID as its presented here) rules.
I've got a SIP trunk setup and have two different DDI ranges with 10 numbers per range. The last 2 digits matching but other than that its seperate area codes and numbers.
So I thought I'd setup an inbound range for each DDI range (consisting of the 10 numbers), then be able to play around with them later on. One thing I've noticed is the range can't see to be allocated individually, by that I mean when I select a service (extension, reception or whatever) it's locked down to a single selection from the DID dropdown.
Is there no way to setup a wild card mask for the DID range in the SIP trunk, and then be allowed to individually doll out the specific numbers?
I'm probably missing a step here, I've watched the latest and previous videos for the Inbound rules and nothing springs out at me. Granted it was done for each DDI seperately, so maybe they have to be allocated individually.
I'm back and this time the topic of discussion is the inbound DDI (or DID as its presented here) rules.
I've got a SIP trunk setup and have two different DDI ranges with 10 numbers per range. The last 2 digits matching but other than that its seperate area codes and numbers.
So I thought I'd setup an inbound range for each DDI range (consisting of the 10 numbers), then be able to play around with them later on. One thing I've noticed is the range can't see to be allocated individually, by that I mean when I select a service (extension, reception or whatever) it's locked down to a single selection from the DID dropdown.
Is there no way to setup a wild card mask for the DID range in the SIP trunk, and then be allowed to individually doll out the specific numbers?
I'm probably missing a step here, I've watched the latest and previous videos for the Inbound rules and nothing springs out at me. Granted it was done for each DDI seperately, so maybe they have to be allocated individually.