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Configuring automatic route selection 9-3
Chapter 9: Configuring Outbound Call Routing
Wave Global Administrator Guide
4 Specify whether you want this first digit to support One-Digit or Two-Digit external dialing.
If you select Two-Digit external dialing, access codes x0 through x9 (where x is the first
digit) appear in the Additional Settings table.
5 Check to make sure the settings for the access code (or for each access code, if Two-Digit
support is selected) are as follows. If not, double-click the access code to display the Edit
External Access Code dialog and make the necessary changes.
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Routing. Leave this option set to the default of Outbound Routing.
•
Collect Digits. Leave this option set to the default of Numbering Plan.
This setting automatically selects the numbering plan for your locale. For North
America this is the North American Numbering Plan (NANP).
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Dial Tone. If you want Wave to provide a dial tone when the external digit or digits
are dialed, leave the
Dial Tone check box selected. If not, deselect the check box.
6 Click
Apply to save your changes.
7 Click
Done to return to the Management Console.
Configuring how first digit extensions appear in ViewPoint
You can give an external first digit a name, to make it easier for users to select in ViewPoint.
You can also hide an external first digit so that it does not appear in ViewPoint and cannot be
dialed. Hiding first digits can be useful when you want to use them for testing purposes.
To configure an external first digit for ViewPoint
1 If necessary, click the Administration tab of the Management Console.
2 Click the User/Group Management icon, located in the PBX Administration section. The
User/Group Management applet opens.
See “Using the User/Group Management applet” on page 2-13 for information about
navigating in the User/Group Management applet.
3 Click the Dialing Services icon in the view bar. The Dialing Services view opens,
displaying all external first digits that you have defined so far.
Click
Release 2.0
September 2010