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MANUAL VERSION 11.0 – May 2008
Device Baseline Extensions
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C. DEVICE BASELINE EXTENSIONS
9.21 The Device Baseline Extensions feature is located under System\Numbering Plan. The
user can define the base extensions of all equippable devices in the system. This allows net-
worked systems to manage extension ranges with less effort from the user. When the system
equips one of the devices listed below, it checks the Base Extension Table for the starting
extension for that device. For example, the user equips a new phone and DB programming
pops up a message box, as shown below.
9.22 In this case, the base extension for a phone is 1000; however, the system already has
extensions 1000-1015 allocated so DB programming picks the first extension that is available
starting with the base extension.
NOTE: The number of digits in the base extension is maintained. For example, if the base
extension were 10000 instead, DB programming will pick the first free extension after 10000.
Note that wildcard extensions (e.g., 12XXX) are not valid.
ALSO: Although the “P” prefix is not displayed, any new extension generated for “P” type
extensions will be a “P” extension.
9.23 The base extension numbers for all devices are as follow:
Table 6-29: Base Extension Numbers
Device Base Extension
ACD Agent ID 1000
Auto Attendant 2500
Auto Attendant Recall 2500
B-Channel Station 1000
Call Routing Announcement
2500
CO Trunk Group 92001
Group List 1000
Hunt Group 2000
IP Connection 6000
Keyset Base Extension 1000
Message Notification/Retrieval
2500
Node Trunk Group 97501
Non-Associated Mailbox 1000
Off-Node IP Connection 6000
Page Port 91000 [99000 in Europe]
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