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Hi willlywilburwonka<br />
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&nbsp;Yes that is very helpfull info, however im looking for uk specific dial plan because they have a ton of combination for area codes lennghts. and depending where you are some of them require to send 6,7,8,9 or 10 digits.<br />
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as for the link I have been there but I can't seem to find the download.<br />
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&nbsp;This is my first time working with a uk dial plan.<br />
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Thanks for your input.
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Hi willlywilburwonka

 Yes that is very helpfull info, however im looking for uk specific dial plan because they have a ton of combination for area codes lennghts. and depending where you are some of them require to send 6,7,8,9 or 10 digits.

as for the link I have been there but I can't seem to find the download.

 This is my first time working with a uk dial plan.

Thanks for your input.

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Hi Experts,<br />
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my company just opened new offices in the UK and i'm almost done with the setup for a 2911 with CME. The only piece im missing is the dial plan to accomodate all the different patters in the UK does anyone has a basic dial plan? &nbsp;Thanks.
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Hi Experts,

my company just opened new offices in the UK and i'm almost done with the setup for a 2911 with CME. The only piece im missing is the dial plan to accomodate all the different patters in the UK does anyone has a basic dial plan?  Thanks.

UK Dial Plan

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