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Inbound calls can be routed to a registered SIP phone, redirected to another number or routed to your own SIP server. To help where a customer may have a block of numbers the AAISP Control Pages have a concept of grouping numbers together to use a common number as their settings.
Inbound calls can be routed to a registered SIP phone, redirected to another number or routed to your own SIP server. To help where a customer may have a block of numbers the AAISP Control Pages have a concept of grouping numbers together to use a common number as their settings.


==Base/Group Numbers==
=Base/Group Numbers=


AAISP are able to provide multiple phone numbers, and blocks of numbers, eg blocks of 10, 20, 100, 1000 etc.
AAISP are able to provide multiple phone numbers, and blocks of numbers, eg blocks of 10, 20, 100, 1000 etc.
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