Special rights are applied on calls to emergency numbers. Legle emergency numbers here are special numbers that do not follow the standard numbering scheme, therefore do not start with a country or local prefix. Each phone number is assigned to a location and therefore to a country. For calls to legal emergency numbers the used account must be assigned to the location of the used telephone.

The standard depends on the configured countries under locations. Entries remain but can be manually deleted when the location settings are changed.

Special rights are applied on calls to emergency numbers. User-defined emergency numbers here are numbers that follow the standard numbering scheme. Each phone number is assigned to a location and therefore to a country. For calls to user-defined emergency numbers the according standard account is used.

Special rights are applied on calls to special numbers. Service numbers here are special numbers that do not follow the standard numbering scheme, therefore do not start with a country or local prefix. Each service number is assigned to a location and therefore to a country. For calls to service numbers the used account must be assigned to the location of the used telephone.

Special numbers that do not follow the standard numbering scheme are entered without area code, which reduces the size of the internal call numbering plan. The area code must be entered for phone numbers that follow the standard numbering scheme.

Some countries (e.g. Denmark, Greece, Luxembourg) do not have a fixed number sequence for their area codes. If this also applies to the location of the PBX, you do not need to enter an area code.

Freely selectable name. This name is used to identify the emergency or service numbers within the PBX.

Indicates in which country the phone number can be used.

Creates a new entry.

Deletes the entries marked in the list.