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[GGZ]

Hi,

We have a MD110 BC12.
We connect the MD110 with a QSIG conection to a cisco callmanager.

A number serie 1000 to 1200 is part from the Cisco.
But the number serie is comming into the MD110

The rou number is 10 and the prifix =92.
So when you want to make a call to 1000 you can simply dail 1000 then the MD wil put 92 in front and you can call to Cisco.
This is working great.

Now my problem....incomming calls from outsite wil not go to the Cisco but go derictle to the OWS.

I try a lot off thinks but somehow i see somthing over the head.

the complete number is 2841xxx to 2842000
I have put this numbers in numtype AC and put 92 in front this is working great voor insite calls but not as a route.

I realy hope somebody anderstand this and give me some tips.

 

[whosrdaddy]

Hi GGZ,

welcome to this forum!
what you need is NUTRI, remove the AC range.

I suppose you receive the number in national format:

NUTRI:ENTRY=28410,NUMTYP=2,CNVTYP=0,TRC=3,PRE=92;
NUTRI:ENTRY=28411,NUMTYP=2,CNVTYP=0,TRC=3,PRE=92;
NUTRI:ENTRY=28412,NUMTYP=2,CNVTYP=0,TRC=3,PRE=92;

a bit more elaborate (and probably what you need):

NUTRI:ENTRY=284,NUMTYP=2,CNVTYP=0,TRC=3,CONT=1;
NUTRI:ENTRY=10,NUMTYP=12,CNVTYP=0,TRC=1,PRE=921;
NUTRI:ENTRY=11,NUMTYP=12,CNVTYP=0,TRC=1,PRE=921;
NUTRI:ENTRY=12,NUMTYP=12,CNVTYP=0,TRC=1,PRE=921;

play with the numtyp to make it work (or make an ISDN trace to see how you receive the external number)

/Daddy


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[GGZ]

Daddy this is great thaks a million times
I will try this out tomorrow.

Last question wil this also work for insite calls so people workinging insite the MD and wand to make a call to somewone insite the Cisco can the also simply juse the last 4 numbers......

Thank you very mutch.