Connecting BCM50 and Avaya IP500 h.323 Trunk

[bbaits25]

Morning All,

I want to connect a BCM50 and IP500 by h.323 trunk, i have the licensing on the BCM50 end (VoIP Gateway) and the "Voice Networking Channel" on the IP500 side.

I made h.323 line on the IP500 with the gw to the remote end (BCM50) with custom codecs g.729 and G.711 ulaw. I set the supplementary services to IP Office SCN but I think it needs to be QSIG, I believe the BCM only supports that, correct me if i'm wrong. I put a short code in the Avaya IP Office "23XX, dial, 23N, line group ID 6" i tested that and it does go out the correct h.323 trunk but gives a busy signal.


On the BCM50 end, I put in h323 trunk route tab
- destination digits: 4
- ip: 172.25.xx.xx
- port: 0
- gw type: other
- mcdn: none


under the lines tab, I see the lines.
- Trunk Type
- VOIP and its in Pool:BlocA
- Trunk Type
- Loop and its public



I might be missing something on the BCM50 end which I haven't dealt with a whole lot on setting up trunks. Would a user on the BCM end need a "intercom" or internal call button for the calls to go through? Let me know what you think.

 

[montyzummer]

im sure there is a guide on the knowledge base but amazingly google works today

https://downloads.avaya.com/css/P8/documents/100164746

yip same guide on the knowledge base

APSS (SME)
ACSS (SME)
ACIS (UC)

 

[biv343]

Its only supported using SIP. In my experience H.323 will ring the phone on the BCM side, but you wont get an audio path.

 

[chrisag]

Did you configure tarket lines for each user on the bcm.