Matrix NAVAN CNX200, System Manual

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6.
Select the call privilege for Calls allowed for Lock Level 2 : No Calls, Local Calls, Regional Calls, National
Calls, International Calls, All Calls, Limited Calls 1/2/3.
7.
Select the call privilege for Calls allowed for Lock Level 3: No Calls, Local Calls, Regional Calls, National
Calls, International Calls, All Calls, Limited Calls 1/2/3.
The Lock Levels on this page are based on the allowed and denied number lists of Local, Regional,
National, International and Limited Call numbers you configured in the
“Toll Control” page.
8.
If you have not configured the allowed and denied number list for the Calls allowed/denied for the selected
Lock Level or if you want to add to the existing lists, you may do it now. The
Settings icon does not appear
when you select No Calls and All Calls option.
• Click the Settings icon.
• The Toll Control - Allowed Denied Numbers page will open in a new window.
• Configure the Allowed and Denied Numbers for Local, Regional, National, International, and Limited
Calls.
• Click Submit .
• Close the window after you have configured the list.
Select Trunks for Outgoing Calls
Outgoing calls (to external numbers) are made by dialing Trunk Access Codes (TAC).
• TAC for users worldwide are: 0, 5. Default: 0 and 5.
• TAC for users in USA are: 9, 5.
For each TAC, you need to select the Outgoing Trunks. All external calls made by dialing a particular TAC will be
routed through the outgoing trunks you selected for that TAC.
You can also apply Least Cost Routing logic on the selected trunks, so that NAVAN will route the outgoing call
through the trunk that costs the lowest for the call.
1.
Click Select Trunks for Outgoing Calls to expand.
2.
Select Trunks allowed for dialing ‘0’. The outgoing call will be routed through the selected trunks when
the extension user dials TAC ‘0’.