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Tenancy Translations
In addition to the translations applied against a route, PMX allows translations to be configured against
internal numbers. In this case, the destination is assumed be an extension number not a gateway, so no
destination can be specified. A practical example of a tenancy translation is where the gateway presents
calls to PMX with the destination digits in a format not matching the extension number scheme e.g. with a
network node prefix. A translation would be required to remove the prefix from the received digits to match
them to a number in the tenancy’s ranges.
Another example would be where you wish to use a long number for your extensions but allow users to
dial a shortened version of that number for ease of use.
To create a tenancy translation, browse to the ‘Tenancy Menu’ and select ‘Translations’.
You will be presented with the list of translations:
Click on ‘Add Translation’ to create a description and flag as an emergency translation if required:
Click ‘Accept’ to create the translation and drop back to the list of extensions.
Select the translation from the list to continue configuring details.
