Extension Numbering Ranges (Recommended)
W Derek Chappell Jr.
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Having a consistent numbering scheme for the extensions created within a customer PBX allows for easier turn-up and easier reference points when troubleshooting
For 3 digit Numbering
| Number Range | Feature/Function |
|---|---|
| 100-199 | Extensions |
| 200-299 | Extensions |
| 300-399 | Extensions |
| 400-499 | Call Queues |
| 500-599 | Call Queues |
| 600-699 | Conferences |
| 700-799 | Call Parks |
| 800-899 | Auto Attendants |
| 900-999 | Auto Attendants |
For 4 digit Numbering
| Number Range | Feature/Function |
|---|---|
| 1000-1999 | Extensions |
| 2000-2999 | Extensions |
| 3000-3999 | Extensions |
| 4000-4999 | Call Queues |
| 5002-5999 | Call Queues |
| 6000-6999 | Conferences |
| 700-799 | Call Parks |
| 8000-8999 | Auto Attendants |
| 9000-9999 | Auto Attendants |
Un-allowed Extension Numbers
The following extension numbers can not be used and are reserved for pre-built system features. If you must use one of these numbers please contact support and a custom dial plan can be created for a minor project fee.
001-009, 411, 700-799, 911, 933, 988, 5000, 5001