hunt groups + hunting with analog lines for inbound calls

Is it possible to use hunt groups for the purpose of having
inbound calls hunt from port to port?

I have a 3725 box with eight FXO trunks. What if I have
trunks with 4100, 4101, 41....07 and would like for the
lines to hunt from 4100 to 4101 if 4100 is occupied etc.
Must I involve the telco to setup the hunt groups at the CO
or is there a way of forcing these trunks to hunt within the
router?

Paul




     
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Need to involve the telco.  Unless the lines are provisioned
as DID 
trunks (which they aren't) they are not going to pass you
any DNIS 
information down the line, one to one correlation between
physical port 
and the respective phone number.

-matt

Paul Choi wrote:
> Is it possible to use hunt groups for the purpose of
having inbound calls hunt from port to port?
> 
> I have a 3725 box with eight FXO trunks. What if I have
trunks with 4100, 4101, 41....07 and would like for the
lines to hunt from 4100 to 4101 if 4100 is occupied etc.
Must I involve the telco to setup the hunt groups at the CO
or is there a way of forcing these trunks to hunt within the
router?
> 
> Paul
> 
> 
> 
> 
>      
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