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We are testing 4 T1 into 2 pcs each with a 48 port Dialogic card. Our config.xml start the 'script' and it branches to two different pathes(spanish/english) based on the DNIS coming from the carrier. That is working find.

 

Can we branch at a higher level to go to a completely different 'company'? So we have multiple toll frees coming in via the 4 T1s. If the dnis is for Company A, start this 'path' or if Company B, start this 'path', then based on dnis branch again. I know we can do this via one big script, but is there a better way?

 

yanky

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The DNIS based branching can be done by a single Evaluate Expression module which would just evaluate the DNIS and then 'goto' directly to the script which handles that particular DNIS.

 

The paths in the Evaluate Expression module which evaluated DNIS would be something like this:

 

on {5551111} goto [c:\scripts\myscript1.vgs|StartModule]

on {5552222} goto [c:\scripts\myscript2.vgs|Play Welcome]

on {5553333} goto [c:\scripts\someOtherScript.vgs|Ask For ID]

 

etc.

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We need to have the Enterprise version to do this, correct? Or will professional let us do this?

 

thanks

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The Evaluate Expression feature is available in the Professional version license. However support for T1/E1 ISDN lines is only available in the Enterprise version.

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Our T1s are configured D4 AMI, Super Frame, EM, Wink Start, DTMF.

 

Would these work with Professional?

 

thanks,

yanky

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Our T1s are configured D4 AMI, Super Frame, EM, Wink Start, DTMF.

Would these work with Professional?

Yes.

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I see that the Evaluate Expression is in Pro, but for this multi-company scenerio, would that need subscript'ing? Which is only in Enterprise?

 

thanks,

yanky

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would that need subscript'ing? Which is only in Enterprise?

You are correct. The subscripting does need Enterprise, which means that you will need Enterprise version to use the Evaluate Expression module to branch to different scripts.

 

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