diversion

On our site we have a opt81C with two routes.
- Route 0 is FT route, used for all incoming calls and as outgoing backup route.
- Route 32 is Colt route, for all outgoing calls as first choice.

We use "0" as AC1. So I dial : 0 0130675555 (french tel. number)

My understanding is when you dial route ACOD, you don't need to dial AC1.
I actually can dial Route 32 ACOD followed by PSTN number :
59032 0130675555
But with Route 0, I have to dial "0" again after ACOD :
59000 0 0130675555

There is actually a DMI to add 0 to dialed number when going through Route 0.

But it's annoying with NCOS lists, since I have to allow "01" to dial through route 32 and "001" too for Route 0, but "001" is international calls with route 32 !!

I looked through RLB listing of both routes, but there is no significant difference.

What can cause Route 0 to need an additonnal "0" ?
Any hint will be useful.

Thanks for reading. :wink:

D.