User`s guide

Dialing translations 17-73
Datafill for a case where the switch handles dialing translation
Standard 1.0 System Administration Guide January 1998
number, including country code and area or city code, followed
by number sign.”
The system translates the number according to the defaults in
the example screen:
• The service is set up for international callback and,
therefore, the system performs an international number
translation on the entered number. First the system checks
for the local country code (in this case, 1) at the start of the
number. However, the callers country code is different.
• The caller’s country code is 44 and the city code is 628, so
the system attaches 6011 to create the number 6011-44-
628-812810.
Scenario: Local
number
The new External CLID feature has been installed on the
system and allows the system to recognize the type of a number
based on the information received from the switch.
An external caller leaves a message in the Meridian Mail user’s
mailbox. The CLID received is 795 9851, and the switch
indicates that this is a local subscriber number.
To reply to this number, the number must be translated by the
system as follows:
• Since this is a local subscriber number, the system knows
that the number should be dialed for a local call. The
system adds the local dialing prefix to the beginning of the
number.
• The final number is 6 1 509 795 9851, where 6 1 509 is the
added prefix.