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  • 1.  BYOC carrier testing

    Posted 10-15-2024 14:38
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    We are moving to BYOC and we have created a recording and non-recording trunk and have configured everything for it. We tested it with test DID numbers of nos. We have existing DID numbers. Now, how to keep the existing numbers and port them to the new carrier. What else should be done apart from this to make it work using the existing DID numbers?


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    John Francis
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  • 2.  RE: BYOC carrier testing
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    Posted 10-15-2024 15:59
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    Hello John,

    If you are looking to port your GCV numbers, you will want to check out this Resource Center article.



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    Jason Kleitz
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  • 3.  RE: BYOC carrier testing

    Posted 10-16-2024 03:20
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    With BYOC, if you are changing carriers, your new carrier needs to start the porting process.  That can take up to 4 or 6 weeks depending on the carrier.  Then once the new carrier has the numbers, they will need to point specific numbers to the different trunks depending on if you want it recorded by default or not.  Outbound dial plan rules can choose the recorded trunk or non-recorded trunk based on the Site the user is located in.  Let me know if you have other questions. 



  • 4.  RE: BYOC carrier testing

    Posted 10-16-2024 09:31
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    Robert,

    Thanks for the information which was very helpful. I am new to Gensys and this phone system. So, I have created the external trunks, and everything is setup, and we tested with test numbers, and it all works fine. So, when we port the numbers to BYOC carrier, would that affect in any way the existing queue or will it be seamless and once they set it up and point the numbers to the new trunks then that will be the final and we can cut off from the previous carrier?

    Do I have to do anything on my end other than them doing these steps?



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    John Francis
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  • 5.  RE: BYOC carrier testing

    Posted 10-18-2024 15:09
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    I would program in all the numbers to be ported into Genesys and setup the routing to the same numbers you have now before the port and test them.  After that, when the port happens, there is no guess-work or possible outage.   



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