Forced Auth Code between PRI and SIP 1

[CaseFile]

In my converting from Nortel to Cisco...
I have had a PRI between the 2 systems, and both systems dialed off site through a T1 on the Nortel.
It worked as Cisco -> PRI -> Nortel -> Century Link T1

We now have SIP to CUCM, and the dial out from Nortel through Cisco to SIP works fine.
It now works as Nortel -> PRI -> Cisco -> Century Link SIP

But if I check Forced Auth Codes in Cisco, Nortel gets a busy signal.
Cisco phones get the correct FCA prompt, so I know that is correct.
Is there anyway to get FCA to work on a Nortel call going through Cisco?
If I uncheck the FCA box, Nortel dials out fine

 

[gnrslash4life]

You need to set the LD code on the Nortel side. And you will need 2 RP's for the Cisco phones and for the Nortel phones. Even though they are routing through Cisco, separate the Nortel from Cisco phone usage.

So for example, have your PRI inbound CSS only be able to hit a route pattern for the Nortel phones without the FAC activated. Then have the same route pattern, in a different partition, not accessible by the PRI, that the Cisco phones can use.

Certifications:
A+
Network+
CCENT
CCNA Voice

 

[CaseFile]

Thanks for the inphut gnrslah4life....
The issue is, I would like the Nortel phones to have to use the Cisco Forced Auth Code.

I have set up the different Route Pattern and that works fine.
I am then using Notel Authcodes to require a Nortel long distance call to get to Cisco for routing.
But that produces 2 seperate CDR and format outputs.
One from Nortel and one from Cisco.

I would like it to all be from Cisco.
(of course I would also like a vacation home on the moon)

 

[gnrslash4life]

Unfortunately, its not going to happen.

Certifications:
A+
Network+
CCENT
CCNA Voice

 

[CaseFile]

That is what I thought.
Now I can tell the boss that I got a 2nd opinion.
Thanks