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I've got a bit of a problem trying to use one particular extension on our Avaya Definity phone system.
It appears that when the system was originally setup, one of the extensions (111) was setup to forward all external calls to another ext (122) - i have now allocated the extension 111 to a user, not realising this problem.
Now, when anyone calls ext 111 via direct dial, the caller is automatically diverted to extension 122 - if you call extension 111 internally everything works fine (the 111 phone rings)
Does anyone have any idea how this would have been setup so that i can remove it?
Thanks very much for any help :)
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It looks like there is only one trunk group being used, when i change that group there are 10 ports listed but none of them are the same port number as ext 111, also, the trunk group has no reference to ext 122 or its port number.
Not sure how to check the software version, but i think the system was installed approx 10 years ago and quite possibly hasnt been updated since...!
You may need to look at "List Trunks" ; "List VDN" ; or even "List Hunt Groups" to locate the source of the redirection. Â If the line is a separate trunk, then that trunk group may have an inbound destination in the programming. Â If the number was a DID, it may have been used for a vector and would be in as a VDN. Â Or it could have been the pilot number of a hunt group with a redirection. Â There is also a few other possibilities, include coverage path (where you can direct external calls differently than internal calls). Â Check the coverage path for ext. 111.






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Just had a look at list trunks and get the following output: (which im guessing wont affect this)
Grp No. 1
TAC: 81
Group Type: ISDN
Group Name: DDI Call
No Mem: 10
TN: 1
COR: 1
CDR: y
Meas: None
Out Dsp: y
Que Len: 0
List VDN could potentially be it... - ive just rung the extension thats listed and its the automated attend (reception) number that you hear when calling 122 - but its actually a different extension - 287 (that cant be directly dialled from outside) - is there a way to find out what extensions use this?
Also just double checked the hunt groups and coverage paths but i dont think any are relevant, all of the hunt groups are sub categories of the auto attendant menu and the coverage paths have been setup recently just for diverting to different groups / voicemail when there's no answer.
Thanks again for the help!
display vdn 287                         Page  1 of  2
              VECTOR DIRECTORY NUMBER
               Extension: 287
                 Name: NAME
             Vector Number: 1
          Attendant Vectoring? n
         Meet-me Conferencing? n
          Allow VDN Override? n
                  COR: 1
                  TN: 1
               Measured: none Â
                       Â
display vdn 287                         Page  2 of  2
              VECTOR DIRECTORY NUMBER
        Display VDN for Route-To DAC? n Â
--------------------------
display vector 1                         Page  1 of  3
                 CALL VECTOR
  Number: 1         Name: NAME
          Attendant Vectoring? n   Meet-me Conf? n      Lock? n
   Basic? n  EAS? n  G3V4 Enhanced? n  ANI/II-Digits? n  ASAI Routing? n
 Prompting? y  LAI? n  G3V4 Adv Route? n  CINFO? n  BSR? n  Holidays? y
 Variables? n  3.0 Enhanced? n
01
02 goto step  10      if holiday      in   table 1
03 goto step  8      if time-of-day    is fri 15:35 to mon 07:35
04 goto step  8      if time-of-day    is all 16:35 to all 07:35
05
06 route-to   number 299        with cov y if unconditionally
07 stop
08 route-to   number 293        with cov y if unconditionally
09 stop
10 route-to   number 292        with cov y if unconditionally
11 stop    Â
To me, it looks like thats for holidays and closed messages - or can you see anything else there that im missing?
Thanks :)

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What is your DID range and what are the last four digits of the DID number you need to route to ext. 111?
(12345 865 EXT)
so last four numbers would be "5 EXT"
Im guessing the phone company would be sending four digits but not certain on that? is there a way i could check?
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I take it all other DID's are routing correctly. Â Although highly unlikely, sometimes the phone company is asked to send a different three digits than the dialed number (DNIS digit translation).
Can you provide the first page of the "display station 111"? If internal works but not external it can't be any of the standard programming issues. Â Does ext 111 use a common coverage path - if not, what does it look like? Â Do you have access to maintenance commands (such as Status Station 111)?
display station 111                       Page  1 of  4
                   STATION
Extension: 111               Lock Messages? n      BCC: 0
   Type: 6408D+              Security Code:       TN: 1
   Port: 01A0510            Coverage Path 1: 1      COR: 1
   Name: NAME         Coverage Path 2:       COS: 1
                     Hunt-to Station:
STATION OPTIONS
       Loss Group: 2        Personalized Ringing Pattern: 8
       Data Module? n              Message Lamp Ext: 111
      Speakerphone: 2-way          Mute Button Enabled? y
    Display Language: english
                          Media Complex Ext:
                             IP SoftPhone? n  Â

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Just tried status station and that seems to be working....
status station 111                        Page  1 of  3
               GENERAL STATUS
   Administered Type: 6408D+       Service State: in-service/on-hook
    Connected Type: 6408 S/N    Parameter Download: complete
       Extension: 111         SAC Activated? no
         Port: 01A0510     User Cntrl Restr: none
      Call Parked? no       Group Cntrl Restr: none
   Ring Cut Off Act? no       CF Destination Ext:
Active Coverage Option: 1
     EC500 Status: N/A     Off-PBX Service State: N/A
    Message Waiting:
  Connected Ports:
                        HOSPITALITY STATUS
                      Awaken at:
                       User DND: not activated
                      Group DND: not activated
                     Room Status: non-guest room  Â
Try the command "Change Incoming Trunk-Treatment 1" and see if the DID number is being re-routed via the digit manipulation process shown on those pages.
"Incoming" is an invalid entry; please press HELP Â
change options:
aar            bri-trunk-board      daylight-savings-rules
abbreviated-dialing    bulletin-board      dialplan
access-endpoint      call-screening      digit-absorption
administered-connection  cama-numbering      display-messages
alias           circuit-packs       ds1
alphanumeric-dial-table  communication-interface  enp-number-plan
alternate-frl       console-parameters    ethernet-options
announcements       cor            extended-pickup-group
ars            cos            extension-station
attendant         coverage         feature-access-codes
authorization-code    cti-link         firmware
bcms-vustats       data-module        group-page
holiday-table       ip-services        node-names
hunt-group        isdn           node-routing
inc-call-handling-trmt  ixc-codes         off-pbx-telephone
integ-annc-brd-loc    listed-directory-numbers paging
intercom-group      location-parameters    partition-route-table
intra-switch-cdr     locations         password
ip-codec-set       login           permissions
ip-interface       mct-group-extensions   personal-CO-line
ip-network-map      meas-selection      pickup-group
ip-network-region     modem-pool        pri-endpoint
ip-parameters       mst            reason-code-names
ip-route         multifrequency-signaling remote-access Â
report-scheduler     tandem-calling-party-num tone-generation
rhnpa           term-ext-group      trunk-group
route-pattern       terminal-parameters    uniform-dialplan
signaling-group      test-schedule       vdn
site-data         tftp-server        vector
station          time-of-day        vustats-display-format
synchronization      toll           xmobile
system-parameters                Â
Any idea if it would be any of those as an alternative?
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Looks like it is 4 numbers that comes in and not 3, but the diversion was listed there, removed the information and everything is working fine :)
change inc-call-handling-trmt trunk-group 1           Page  1 of  1
            INCOMING CALL HANDLING TREATMENT
 Service/    Called   Called     Del  Insert      Per Call  Night
 Feature     Len    Number                CPN/BN   Serv
 public-ntwrk   4  5111        4   287        none
thanks very much for all of the help :) all the info has been awesome... learnt a few new things! :)
Thanks again.
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