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Description Settings
If you include the Blocking and Abbreviated Dialing Rules information in
the Cisco-provided .xls data configuration file, you can import the Blocking
and Abbreviated Dialing Rules information from the Cisco-provided .xls
data configuration file.
After you click Import Blocking/Abbreviated Dialing Rules, you must select
where the Cisco-provided .xls data configuration file is located. The
Cisco-provided .xls data configuration file must exist on the desktop of your
PC or on a USB flash drive. After you select the location, the system attempts
to import the blocking and abbreviated rules. Cisco Business Edition 3000
displays a report that indicates whether the insertion succeeded or failed. The
report indicates the number of Blocking/Abbreviated Dialing Rules that are
imported successfully, the number of rules that failed to get imported, and
the reason why the import failed. If errors (failures) occur, you can save the
errors to a .csv file so that you can correct the Cisco-provided .xls data
configuration file. After you update the Cisco-provided .xls data configuration
file, attempt the import again through the Dial Plan pages.
Clicking Import Blocking/Abbreviated Dialing Rules imports
Blocking/Abbreviated Dialing Rules if they are all in the Cisco-provided .xls
data configuration file; you can click the button in either Abbreviated Dialing
page to import both users and phones. (The system always imports all at the
same time if all are in the file.)
You can import Blocking/Abbreviated Dialing Rules from any of the tabs
on
System Settings
>
Dial Plan
page.
Import Blocking/Abbreviated
Dialing Rules Information
Click Save to save your changes.
If an error occurs while attempting to update the dial plan configuration, the
system restarts to recover. If the dial plan configuration is updated partially,
the system will display the summary of the values configured.
Cisco recommends that you contact the Cisco Technical Assistance
Center for assistance. Note
Save
Click Reset to discard your changes and display the saved data. Reset
Translation Rules Settings
Translation rules allow Cisco Business Edition 3000 to manipulate one extension number to another extension
number before routing the call.
The following scenarios show examples of when you would configure translation rules:
• To translate the Meet-Me conference number to an extension
• To translate a toll-free number, such as an 800 number, to an extension
• To translate an extension to a pilot extension in a hunt list
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Translation Rules Settings