Discussion List for Freenum/ITAD Subscriber Number (ISN) Project

[Tony Graziano <>]

I don't understand that question.

1111*1111 will send the call to

1111*1111
Domain1@1111

Whereas 1112*1111
Doamin2@1111

The first number is the domain, the * is the @, and the seconder number is
the subscriber extension.

"How" you map the subscriber extension inside your system is up to you
though. If you have a rule that the user part 1111 will map to subscriber
123, that's up to you.
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Sent: Sun Nov 21 20:39:02 2010
Subject: [isn-discuss] Dialed number routing

Hi all,
Am I missing something or can you not route different calls (XXXX*YYYY)
where the XXXX differs to a different destination than others? Ex: Route
1111*1111 to extension 1111 on Server A, but send 1112*1111 to extension 123
on server A?
Let me know if I need to clarify.
Thanks!
Ross Lindsay