Dialing Between Sites - Site Code is LSC and Extension at other site is a DSC - Call Fails 2

[GHTROUT]

Let's say I have three sites. Each are four digit extensions. Extensions overlap in each site, so we use 2-digit steering codes 85, 87, 88

Examples:
[ul]
[li]To call 1907 in the South Hospital, dial 87+1907[/li]
[li]To call 2448 in the Office Center, dial 85+2448[/li]
[li]To call 6789 in the North Hospital, dial 88+6789[/li]
[/ul]

Now I add an Avaya CM into the Office Center and little by little, I convert phones from Nortel to Avaya. I have a copper QSIG route between Avaya and Nortel

When I convert a Nortel phone to Avaya, I out and build the DN back as DSC. For example, 2448. When I am inside the Office Center, I can dial 2448 and it rings the Avaya phone.

From the Hospitals, I used to be able to dial 85-2448 to reach Gene ; but now that 2448 is no longer an extension but rather a DSC number, I cannot dial LSC 85 + DSC 2448 reach it any more.

What should we have done differently?




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Gene at GHTROUT.com

 

[GHTROUT]

Sorry - let me edit:

From the Hospitals, I used to be able to dial 85-2448 to reach Gene ; but now that 2448 is no longer an extension but rather a DSC number, I cannot dial [highlight #FCE94F]DSC 85 + DSC 2448[/highlight] reach it any more.

~~
Gene at GHTROUT.com

 

[yyrkroon]

85, 87 and 88 ...are they LSC or LOC? Normally, you would build out AC2 and define LOC. If the 8x numbers are LSC define in CDP, as soon as the digit match, it's on the trunk and gone.

 

[GHTROUT]

If I am inside site 85, then:

[ul]
[li]85 is an LSC[/li]
[li]87 and 88 are DSC[/li]
[li]All the four digit Avaya CM DNs are DSCs also (pointing to the Nortel-Avaya QSIG route)[/li]
[/ul]

If I am inside site 87

[ul]
[li]87 is an LSC[/li]
[li]85 and 88 are DSC[/li]
[/ul]

If I am located at site 87, I cannot dial 85 + An Avaya four digit extn located in site 85



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Gene at GHTROUT.com

 

[janaya]

LSC to DSC is restricted without package 409. Global plugin package allows you to enable PLP 4. Only way I know to turn this on.

If you have a system that has package 409, go into put and type:

pdt>plp 4

And you will see the plug in.

Don't hate the messenger but I just had to order this package to get this to work. Probably not what you wanted to hear.

Hope this helps

John[pre][/pre]

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