UC Voice enabled directory Handler

Hi
I'm trying to setup a voice enabled directory handler in Unity connection 7.1.3.
I have all configured and seem to work ok except one issue.
I can only call subscribers by Name, i can not call ext and other numbers example outbound calls. when i try to call i get  "you can not call that number....."
Any idea to what it could be?
Thanks
Mohammed

2 questions:
1) Do you have that callers can enter extensions during greeting selected?
2) What restriction tables are applied to your system?
Hailey
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