AGN H323 IP Office Setup

[jgb5pmr6fcg567ot52iq]

Has anyone ever set up AGN on an IP Office? I remember reading a post on here about setting up a trunk differently than their documentation. I have a test trunk set up and when I make incoming calls on the line, the IP Office drops the call before it is connected saying it does not have an incoming call route. Only problem is, IT DOES!

Here's a snapshot of the log

234019mS CMLineRx: v=9
CMSetup
Line: type=IPLine 9 Call: lid=9 id=2 in=1
Called[17272141241] Type=Unknown (0) Reason=CMDRdirect Calling[8139158335] Type=Unknown Plan=ISDN Pres=Allowed (0)
BC: CMTC=Speech CMTM=Circuit CMTR=64 CMST=Default CMU1=ULaw
Display [8139158335]
234024mS CD: CALL: 9.2.1 State=0 Cut=1 Music=0.0 Aend="Line 9" (0.0) Bend="" [] (0.0) CalledNum=17272141241 () CallingNum=8139158335 () Internal=0 Time=4 AState=0
234024mS CMTARGET: 9.2.1 3 H323TrunkEP: Setting Hard Timer 4000
234025mS CMTARGET: 9.2.1 3 H323TrunkEP: LOOKUP CALL ROUTE: type=0 called_party=17272141241 sub= calling=8139158335 in=0 complete=0
234025mS CMTARGET: SKIP INCOMING CALL ROUTE
234025mS CMTARGET: 9.2.1 3 H323TrunkEP: ADD TARGET (N): number=17272141241 type=0 depth=1 nobar=1 setorig=1
234025mS CMTARGET: 9.2.1 3 H323TrunkEP: FoundKnownSystemTargets 17272141241
234026mS CMTARGET: 9.2.1 3 H323TrunkEP: TARGET: Not in dial plan
234026mS CMTARGET: 9.2.1 3 H323TrunkEP: CancelTimer CMTCDelayedProcessing
234028mS CMLOGGING: CALL:2007/11/1315:18,00:00:00,000,8139158335,I,17272141241,17272141241,,,,0,,""n/a,0
234029mS CD: CALL: 9.2.1 State=0 Cut=0 Music=0.0 Aend="Line 9" (0.0) Bend="" [] (0.0) CalledNum=17272141241 () CallingNum=8139158335 () Internal=0 Time=8 AState=7
234029mS CD: CALL: 9.2.1 Deleted
234029mS CMTARGET: 9.2.1 -1 H323TrunkEP: ~CMTargetHandler
234029mS CMLineTx: v=9
CMReleaseComp
Line: type=IPLine 9 Call: lid=9 id=2 in=1
Cause=1, Unallocated (unassigned) number

 

[intrigrant]

H.323 trunks do not use the Incoming Call Route.
You must create shortcodes for the incoming numbers these shortcodes can be line shortcodes or system shortcodes. I reccomend to put the shortcodes in the line.

Example:
Shortcode = 17272141241 ( = DID Number )
Telephone number = 201 ( target extension or group )
Action = Dial Extension
Line ID = 0 ( must be zero )

If the above example is part of a range of numbers were the last three digits matches a range of extensions/users the you can create a shortcode like this:

Shortcode = 172721412XX = DID Number )
Telephone number = 2N ( target extension or group )
Action = Dial Extension
Line ID = 0 ( must be zero )


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[jgb5pmr6fcg567ot52iq]

You are now my new best friend!!! IT WORKED.

Could you clue me in on how to write up the shortcode to make an outbound call on that line?

 

[intrigrant]

At the remote IP Office site, create the following system short code:

Code: 9N

Telephone Number: 9NsaaaxxxE (aaa = area code, xxx = exchange, E = extension number of the IP Office user – these components can be used to set the outgoing CLI, for example – 9Ns420123E will pass 420123200 as the CLI for extension 200)

Feature: Dial

Line Group ID: theVoipLine ID to main site


At the central IP Office, create a Short Code on the VoIP trunk:

Code: 9N

Telephone Number: NSS

Feature: Dial

Line Group ID: The lineID of the public trunks



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[intrigrant]

@ emoore625 : Did you try it?

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