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- If your System2 does not use extensions 50 to 59, you'll want to change 5X to match whatever pattern you use. For example, if your System2 uses extensions in the 500 range, you might change 5X to 5XX. See the Dial Patterns tooltip for more examples.
- If your System2 has extension numbers that are the same as the extension numbers of your System1, then you should delete the first two dial patterns.
- If you do not want users on System1 to be able to dial *81 and then any feature code on System2, delete the third Dial Pattern.
- If your System2 has extension numbers that are the same as the extension numbers System1 and you do not want your System1 users to be able to dial *81 and then any feature code on System2, then you should delete all of the dial patterns and replace them with these:
- It appears that the username has to be the actual trunk name from the opposite end
() + *81 | 5X () + *81 | *805X | If a user dials *81 and then extension 50 to 59, the *81 will be removed and the rest will be sent to System1 If a user dials *81 and then *80 and then extension 50 to 59, the *81 will be removed and the rest will be sent to System1 This is used for intercom calls. |
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