international call short ars short code over scn

[jimrit]

we have 2 IPO units formed in an SCN. All of the outside calls go through the IPO at point b, where their is a PRI.
they are connected via an SCN connected network and local and long distant calls flow pretty seamlessly. our current ARS short codes are as follows

0N; 9N Dial 3K1 1 (line group) connection to site b
1N; 9N Dial 3K1 1
XN; 9N Dial 3K1 1
11; 9911 Dial emergency 1
911; 9911 Dial emergency 1

Those all work correctly and the calls flow smoothly. But now we need to add international calls to the mix, and i am getting a little mixed up. I know each of these calls will start with 011, xx (2 digit country cod) then an 8 or 9 digit telephone number

suggestions on the correct short code to handle these??

Thanks

 

[janni78]

According to E.164 Country Codes can be between 1 to 3 digits and subscriber numbers up to 12 digits so the max length of an international number is 15 digits.
8 or 9 digit subscriber number may be the most common but it can be more or less depending on the country.

"Trying is the first step to failure..." - Homer

 

[janni78]

Guess you want a shortcode 011N / 9011N.

"Trying is the first step to failure..." - Homer

 

[TouchToneTommy]

0N; will match any call beginning with 011, so you're already covered.


System A
System short code 9N / Dial / N / ARS:50 Main
User dials 9-011-331-6030-6031
System short code strips off the leading 9 and sends 011-331-6030-6031 to ARS 50
ARS 50 matches 0N;, sends 9-011-331-6030-6031 to System B

System B
System short code 9N / Dial / N / ARS:50 Main
Number received is 9-011-331-6030-6031, strips off the leading 9 and sends 011-331-6030-6031 to ARS 50
ARS 50 matches 0N; and sends 011-331-6030-6031 to the PRI

 

[janni78]

I did read it that way too first but realized then that 0N / 9N will strip the 0 and add 9.

"Trying is the first step to failure..." - Homer

 

[TouchToneTommy]

Janni, you're right!

ARS 0N; / 9N needs to be 0N; / 90N

and

ARS 1N; / 9N needs to be 1N; / 91N

Thanks for keeping me straight

 

[jimrit]

i appreciate the help, and the issue was the zero getting stripped off, adding 9... and dialing 911. That wasnt exactly what was wanted Janni you were dead on... and it worked great... Thanks much