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R.I.P. my friend TSB Mato' Was'aka

How do your DSP resources look? Sounds like you might have an MGC DB problem Mato' Was'aka

You have to chg to a diff net one of those like 192.168.6 nothing is going route if it thinks it's on it's own network already. Mato' Was'aka

your nxx has 1 in front? Mato' Was'aka

30 RAN 64 Music Mato' Was'aka

ideally, if cost effective, it is always good have local routes and then dedicated LD. Then, they can both be Entry 1 opposite each other on the RLIs to back each other up. Mato' Was'aka

You could still make them an ACDN so they would get queued calls to their sets. Mato' Was'aka

You can if you have Symposium or AACC, but it is usually a waste of time, as sending diff CLID, or unknown, track phones, etc make it about impossible to effectively block. Mato' Was'aka

Sounds like RESN in ld 95 CPND might be set to yes instead of No. Redirect Reason Codes. Mato' Was'aka

Could try checking Answer By Placing DN Call on Hold in Configuration- Call Presentation on CC to see if it helps? Mato' Was'aka

you can name what you need in ld 95 Mato' Was'aka

do you have an NWAY RMD? Seems like every time we do an upgrade they leave out the SMG software and just send the stuff for the main. Mato' Was'aka

off hook? on a 2216? Have you tried switching to call forc on the ACDN? Mato' Was'aka

All it really does is optimize call proccessing, looking there first to know how many entries are available. Mato' Was'aka

is that the only T-1 you have? swap cables with one next to it if you can. See if it stays on port or follows the telco coming in. Mato' Was'aka

you manipulate your known on-net calls with the off-net scenerios using DMIs so you strip digits, and insert the correct strings, the use can dial incorrectly all they want too, and you can route them correctly. common practice for both on-net dialed as off-net and vice-versa. Mato' Was'aka

that is a good question, but with the cost as low as it is on those, I would toss them. Mato' Was'aka

what are you calling a prefix? Do you mean an NPA or an NXX? An Area Code or exchange. What is the number you can't dial? Mato' Was'aka

you did add the new number to the CP SDN table and point to new app right? Have to ask, I have added to CP before and not PBX, and vice-versa a time or two... Mato' Was'aka

onthe MTE PC screen - go to 11.-Parameter Administration - Sub menu 2.-Supervisor Definition They you can edit/delete/reset pwd etc. onthe MTE TTY go to Basic Capacity Configuration, you will see expected and measured Supervisors, but can also see them from PC Interface above. Mato' Was'aka