Tech Prefix is not required for routing to remote zones.
The configuration on the remote zone is invisible to you and hence you will
have to be told EXACTLY what digits to send to the PSTN zone. If the owner
of the PSTN zone requires you to send ³12345² then you send ³12345² and
leave the method of how the call is routed to the remote gateway down to the
remote gatekeeper configuration. Maybe the remote gateways are registered
with the tech prefix ³1² or ³12² or ³123² or maybe he is using 1# as a
default technology- we don¹t really care.
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From: vccie2010 vccie2...@gmail.com
Date: Wed, 5 May 2010 10:17:19 -0700
To: OSL Group ccie_voice@onlinestudylist.com
Subject: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Lab5c - 91 calls to Remote Zone
I am wondering in a scenario, if I am not allowed to use gw-type-prefix
1#* default-technology on HQ GK and I don't know the Remote PSTN zone
Tech-prefix, how can I make my calls to India (91 country code calls) pass
on to Remote zone PSTN GK, any thoughts please ?
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