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Do you have 2 PBX's tied together with a PRI? Kinda looks like a network call to me. Like the trunking is in PBX A and this call originated in PBX B. Maybe?

It may have not printed the DNB because you left the CUST Blank. Just try doing a DNB on the single digit 1

You should also be able to out CDP entry 19. But when you do you will have to build everything back So if you out CDP Entry 19 you will have to build back with a whole bunch of entries like 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 If still needed for CDP

Print CDP Entry 19 in LD 87

bignose21 is correct. The DSC is 19, not 1901. So everything 19XX is pointed to that CDP entry

If it is sending out the DN instead of the main # then the CLID Entry is wrong, assuming this is a PRI. Print out the analog phone and then print out the CLID Entry and see what entry the phone is assigned to. Entry 0 typically would be the main # where Entry 1 may be sending out the DN. Lots of...

Check these settings in the PBX LD 15 REQ: CHG TYPE: NET_DATA DITI = YES EXTT = YES FTOP = FTLY Make sure they look like this. Particularly the EXTT that is External Trunk to Trunk. The other thing it could be is TARG. Make sure the trunks in the CS1K connected to the Asterisk are...

It's trying to do a trunk to trunk connection and it's not allowed in the Customer Data Block is my guess

The PBX is going to look for what ever digits are sent down the D-Channel and route the call accordingly. Not a PBX issue

So you have a 3904 built as a 2616? Not a good plan

So I'm guessing your are dialing 9+1 xxx xxx xxxx ?? If so I'm guessing you are using BARS. Is it a new area code? If not can you make a call to a different # in the same area code? Lots of questions on this one

After 30 years of working on the M1 I still learn new things.

I was just thinking about this and maybe, just maybe, the DSS 9000 connected to that port on the 2250. But once again, never seen a PC connected to one. And I can't find any documentation on the DSS 9000. It was a proprietary beast not made by Nortel or supported by them.

I have worked on the M1 since 1991 and have never seen or heard of connecting a PC to the 2250 Console in any way

James is MIA, you guys scared him off

REQ a...a Request (a...a = CHG, END, LCHG, NEW, OUT, or PRT) CUST xx Customer number associated with this function FEAT CDP Feature = CDP (Coordinated Dialing Plan) TYPE aaa Type of steering code (aaa = LSC, DSC, or TSC)

If it is a CDP Entry then it could be a shorter entry than 1902, like 190, or 19

The Feature Guide is your friend With analog (500/2500 type) telephones, that the Class of Service supports THF. With Meridian 1 proprietary telephones, the feature cannot be activated if a corresponding key is not equipped

Try here if you haven't https://www.callistocom.com/

Definitely can be done. You just have to out everything associated with that PRI first.