acewarlock

What do you mean your DN is not getting to the TN?. Can you be a little clearer about what your problem is.

Is this a DID number?

[Edited on 14/1/2003 by acewarlock]

wirelessVT

OOPs.
It is not a did trunk, it is a tie line, however the inbound calls are like did in the sense that digits are dialed on the T1 to initiate a call.

The extension is dialed from the remote T1 and I see the digits (with a test set) on the T1, but the phone never rings. If I look at the inbound trunk with TRAD it shows no digits in the DN field and returns reorder busy.

But if I dial 9 and then 7 digits or 11 digits the call is sent to LCR like it should and is connected and the DN field in TRAD shows the dialed number.

My route data can be seen in posting "tie trunks", my guess is that it is just a setting on the route that won't allow an extention call, but I am not sure.

Paul.

gei_spot

What does your CDP table look like? do you have any IDC tables built?

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wirelessVT

my cdp tables only have entries under dsc for sending extensions out over the tie lines, there are no incoming entries. IDC is no on this route.

I don't clearly understand the inbound processing steps for this.

the ext dialed from the remote comes in to the T1, then ???, I know that if I prefix a 9 the call gets sent to lcr, so I was assuming that valid extension digits would route, seems that is not true!!

I also need to make sure that calls on this t1 prefixed with the 9 will still go into LCR.

Thanks

freddog

When you saw the digits come in using the test set, how many digits were there? If you have 4 digit extensions, you'll need to receive only 4 digits on the T-1 or the switch won't process the call. Another thing to try, out of normal hours, is to send digits in on that T-1 using the test set and see what happens. Also, post one of the TRADs for an inbound call on this T-1. It sounds like the switch sees the call arrive but isn't able to make sense of the digits received.

wirelessVT

our ext. internally are all 3 digit, and I am sending 3 digits. I am not sure if there is a setting somewhere to check related to this?

Here is a trad


ACTIVE TN 001 18
ORIG 001 18 TIE RMBR 7 18
TERM NONE
TDTN 0 SLOT 11 PTY SLOT 11
DIAL DN
MAIN_PM REOR
TALKSLOT NONE
QUEU DIAL
CALL ID 0 44

jack

This call never completed -- note NO TERM & MAIN PM REOR.

I'd verify that the cdp entry is correct.

Jack

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gei_spot

verify the CDP of the outgoing switch

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wirelessVT

Response to Gei, If I monitor the T1 line I see the 3 digits I want to see being dialed (2xx), so the other switch is sending correctly (not a northern switch)

In response to Jack, what should be in cdp for in inbound extention call? I attempted to put 200 in LSC and it reported an error (esn134) that the "steering code conflicts with access code or Directory number", which it would, because 200 is a DN.

I currently do this on inbound DID's direct from telco, sending the exact 3 digits for the ext. What is different??