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Can't Dial Internationaly after PRI carrier switch 4

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ame540

Technical User
Sep 14, 2004
229
US
Hi!

We are having a problem with our IPO 406 (4.2),or our phone company that is driving me up the wall! We recently switched our PRI's (we have two) from AT&T to TelePacific. After the move we can no longer dial internationally.

The phone company has assured me that we are not being blocked from making international calls and that both PRI's should be able to dial outside the company.

Currently our IPO is setup to use ARS codes and we dial 7 to reach an outside line. The reason why we are using ARS is that it was the only way i could figure out how to get local calls to connect without dialing the area code too. The code that I have setup for international calls is as follows:

ARS Shortcode [7]
Code: 0N;
Feature: Dial 3K1
Telephone Number: 0N
Line Group ID: 0
Locale:
Force Account Code: unchecked

What happens when an international number is called (specifcally one in Italy we need to reach) is that the number shows up in my Call Status window with a status of Dial, but it just sits there. On my phone i see all the digits, but its like the call is not even attempting to be made. I don't get any error tones or messages. It just sits there in limbo.

I have been working with a 3rd party Avaya tech to get some support on this. We pulled some Monitor logs as i made a test call and he says that it is selecting a PRI channel to try and make the call, but im not really convinced!

I have no idea how to get the system to dial the digits necessary to call international. If anyone has any ideas please shoot them my way! Thank you.
 
i'll finish the crunch later.. time to go home. :)

It's people like you who generalize.
 
This is the concept that we were dancing around for several days. Even thought it really doesn't make sense when compared to the traps that TPAC came back to me with. They said i NEEDED to have a ISDN/telephony numbering plan, and from what i can see, it looks like we were sending it all along! (Plan=ISDN)? Guess the holdup was IPO sending the wrong kind of "Type"...

Problematic:

395418407mS CMLineTx: v=2
CMSetup
Line: type=Q931Line 2 Call: lid=0 id=17371 in=0
Called[011390422433011] Type=National (2) Reason=CMDRdirect Calling[9492722400] Type=National Plan=ISDN Pres=AllowedIndSend (101)

Working:

70366639mS CMLineTx: v=2
CMSetup
Line: type=Q931Line 2 Call: lid=0 id=5605 in=0
Called[011390422433011] Type=Unknown (0) Reason=CMDRdirect Calling[9492722401] Type=National Plan=ISDN Pres=AllowedIndSend (101)
 
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