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Distribution by MSN (Multi Subscriber Numbers Distribution by MSN (Multi Subscriber Numbers Distribution by MSN (Multi Subscriber Numbers
Problem
How to realize MSN distribution with FaxWare over CAPI 1.1, which only supports
EAZ?
Solution
FaxWare gives you the option to distribute incoming faxes from a Euro-ISDN port via multi-subscriber numbers (MSN).
How do you configure FaxWare on a standard S0
so that the TLDīs only react to certain Multi Subscriber Numbers?
How is it possible to distribute
via MSNs?
The solution to both of these questions is easy and efficient.
First, the root of the problem:
Even though FaxWare supports the Euro-ISDN
standard, the TLD which FaxWare uses is a CAPI 1.1 application. These TLDīs are by definition only made to work with
terminal selection digits (EAZ). Yet, MSN's are usually made up of more than one digit.
However, because MSNīs differ in the last digit, it is simply used as terminal selection
digit (see the following table):
| MSN |
EAZ |
| 9752000 |
0 |
| 9752002 |
2 |
| 9752104 |
4 |
This means that:
- To distribute incoming faxes, always use terminal selection digits.
- To use a TLD for a specific multi-subscriber number (MSN), the parameter
DEVICENUMBER (in the TLD.INI ) has to be configured the same as the
corresponding EAZ.
This work around allows you to use a maximum of ten different multi-subscriber numbers (MSNs).
This is not a real restriction because once more than ten numbers becomes
necessary, direct dial-in (DDI routing) can be used..
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