Alcatel-Lucent omniacces-voip gateway User Manual

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Specify phone group dialing type numbering scheme as either intra-VoIP network extensions 
or PSTN telephone numbers.

Definitions:
PhoneGroupName

Identifies the phone group by name, (e.g., 

; maximum length of characters 

. 

The following characters are permitted in the phone group name: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, space and 
# * ~ ’ ‘ ; : , .@ $ % ^ _ & | / \ < > ( ) [ ] { }

Indicates use of intra-VoIP network (PBX) extensions, (e.g., xxxx), between 1 and 11 dig-
its, .

Indicates use of North American Numbering Plan (NANP) intra-VoIP network (PBX) exten-
sions, (e.g., x-xxx-xxx-xxxx); consists of single-digit long distance designator, three-digit 
area code, three-digit (CO) exchange prefix, and unique four-digit code for the telephone 
subscriber. Any combination of three digits may now be used for the area code. NANP is 
the numbering scheme used to assign area codes and also to establish rules for call routing 
in Canada and the United States.

Indicates use of international intra-VoIP network (PBX) extensions, (e.g., xx-xxx-xxx-

xxxx); consists of between 10 and 26 digits (includes field separators, i.e., hyphens; with-
out field separators maximum extension length is 15 digits); 1-3 digit country code (CC), 
national destination code (NDC), and subscriber number (SN). (Field separators not avail-
able this release.)

Indicates use of North American Numbering Plan via the Public Switching Telephone Net-
work; consists of local and long distance domestic telephone numbers, 
(e.g., 1-xxx-xxx-xxxx).

Indicates use of international long distance telephone numbers via the PSTN, 
(e.g., 01-xxx-xxx-xxxx).

♦ Syntax Notes ♦

Restrictions on numbering schemes from various telephone 
companies are beyond the scope of this document.

More detailed, syntax-related rules specific to using local, NANP, 
international extensions, and NANP PSTN and International PSTN 
dialing types are detailed below.

Default:
The default setting is 

.

Command Example: