CDINI to external, BC10

[DevPlan]

I might be beating a dead horse but I have tried x ways to get an external call diversion with BC10 to work.

My 1st attempt was like this:

cdini:dir=4709,div=2044;

(4709 is an EX)
(2044 is an ED)

<kscap:dir=4709;
KEY SYSTEM CATEGORY PRINT
DIR    TRAF      SERV      CDIV       ROC     ITYPE  TRM  ADC         LANG
4709   03101001  02061107  001061111  000101  19     0    00000003010   F 

nansi:numtyp=ed,numse=2044;
roddi:dest=2044,adc=0005000000000250000,rou=8,pre=20442044,trc=4,srt=5;

With the above, when calling 4709, call never diverts to 2044.

So my next attempt was to divert to a generic extension.
On the generic extension I programmed the procedure for external call forwarding:

gespi:csp=41,traf=1103101001,serv=00002000013,cdiv=1000111,roc=000101,npres=101;
gedii:dir=2040,lim=2,csp=41;
gepei:dir=2040,proc=A22B2044B;
cdini:dir=4709,div=2040;

When calling 4709, phone either rings without ever diverting or when busy returns busy (with no diversion)

Next attempt was using GH:

ghgri:grp=2040,serv=1001,traf=15,sel=000,que=10,lim=2;
cdini:dir=2040,div=2044
cdini:dir=4709,div=2044;

... Still busy ...

... and I tried many more variations including adcoi.

PE I couldn't use as there is no license on the MD110.

Ideally, when someone calls 2044 (ether internal or from external) it forwards the A-number over the ED to the connected voip phone, instead of showing only the number from which phone the call was forwarded.

My boss patience (and also mine) is close to zero.
Any help/advice is very appreciated!

rgds, devplan

 

[fouesnant]

Hi

Question: where do your route goes? Is it working when you dial directly 2044?

Best regards
Jean Claude

 

[parnum]

Try CDINI to ABBdial TRA to DEST, otherwise use external follow me on extension direct. The cdini's you try and use will not work.

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[whosrdaddy]

correct programming:

ext -> CDINI to ACGRI -> CDINI to ABB

from BC11 you can use GH instead of ACD group

/Daddy

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[DevPlan]

Thanks for the fast replies.


fouesnant:

Yes, when I dial directly 2044 it works.

My route goes out on an ISDN30 trunk into an asterisk box via DIGIUM TE122P.

rodap:rou=8;
ROUTE DATA
ROU   TYPE  VARC        VARI        VARO        FILTER  
8     SL60  H'00000000  H'15400000  H'02010000  NO

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parnum:

Doesn't accept cdini to ABB:

nadap:numtyp=ac;
NUMBER ANALYSIS DATA            
TYPE OF SERIES                  NUMBER SERIES                   
ABBREVIATED COMMON NUMBER SERIES  110 -   112
                                  120 -   198
                                 1000 -  1799
                                    4  

adcoi:abb=1044,tra=2044,class=0&&3;
cdini:dir=4709,div=1044;
NOT ACCEPTED
DIR 4709 OR DIV
NOT IN RANGE

I tried also cdini to either analog extension or generic extension where I then *22#2044# but in both cases phone 4709 doesn't divert when idle or gives busy when busy

whosrdaddy:

adcoi:abb=1044,tra=2044,class=0&&3;
cdini:dir=4709,div=2042;
acgri:grp=2042,lim=2,serv=1010,traf=10,sel=00305,que=115752525,qic=0-1,actc=100;
cdini:dir=2042,div=1044;

Do I need to add members to ACD group or leave empty?
Still doesn't work. I might have the ACD params wrong.

rgds, devplan

 

[whosrdaddy]

acd pararms I use:

acgri:grp=2042,lim=2,serv=1000,traf=15,sel=00063,que=000000101;

no need to use up valuable que records, no members needed

just to be sure, please show:

RODDPEST=2044;
ROCAP:ROU=8;

I suspect you got some parameter wrong.

does *22# procedure work on ext 2042, if no, does *21* work?

/Daddy

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[DevPlan]

Thanks, changed now ACD params as given by you.

<RODDP:DEST=2044;
EXTERNAL DESTINATION ROUTE DATA
DEST  DRN ROU CHO CUST ADC                 TRC SRT NUMACK PRE
2044      8            0005000000000250000 4   5   0      20442044       

END
 
<ROCAP:ROU=8;
ROUTE CATEGORY DATA
ROU SEL             TRM SERV       NODG DIST DISL TRAF     SIG          BCAP
8   711000000000001 5   2100000001  0   30   128  00151515 311110000030 001100

How do I check procedure *22# on an ACD group (2042)?
When I call directly 2042, call diverts to 2044.

rgds, devplan

 

[whosrdaddy]

sorry, I meant on your extension (4709).

/Daddy

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[DevPlan]

whosrdaddy:

to answer your questions:

*22#1044# (procedure executed) follow-me to ABB
*22#2044# (procedure executed) follow-me to ED
*22#2042# (procedure failed) follow-me to ACD group

*21*2042*1044# (wrong format) ACD grp follow-me to ABB
*21*2042*4709# (procedure failed) ACD grp follow me to 4709

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Whatever diversion or follow-me I do towards ED, I always get busy on busy extension.

ext -> CDINI to ACGRI -> CDINI to ABB didn't work in my case.

Any more directions?

rgds, devplan

 

[DevPlan]

Any more directions?

rgds, devplan

 

[parnum]

do you have patches

S76550A in RMPS13
S76551A in EHH

They allow CDINI to ABB, but they are UK and Germany special patches for BC10 (which is passive sustaining)...

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