Hipath 4000 _CLI to Service provider

[LAAZ]

Hi Friends

My system is sending only extension number to service provider.
But service provider required the calling party number in international format.
Example
my extension is 1001 and I am dialing 00xxxxxxxx
Service provider recieving callin party number as 1001 and called number as 00xxxxxxxx.

How I can add country code+std code+area code with extension number
91446711001
Service provider want calling party number in above format.

where to we do the configuration in Hipath 4000

Thanks

 

[Koolcom]

Hi

The AMO is sdat see example below just follow the prompts for your system and PUBNUM must be configured in LDAT

CHANGE-SDAT:6394,DATA1,130,,27474016394,NATIONAL,ISDN,,,,,,,,,,,,,,SECURE,;
ADD-LDAT:99,ALL,1,,99,99,1,,1,EMPTY,WCHREG&PUBNUM,99,4,,,,,,,,,,,,;

Hope that helps


The Kool Guy

 

[LAAZ]

Hi Coolcom

thanks for update and this command we used for extensions not in DID range and I will try with this command and update you.

Hopefully this will resolve the issue.

Thanks again

 

[hipath4k]

Laaz

Check with Kndef

Regards
Hello ,You can dicuss with me for Hipath 3k and Hipath 4K

 

[Moriendi]

PUBUNUM/SDAT will work but it would be my last choice. It means entering SDAT config for every extension, and editing every LDAT for that route to contain PUBNUM.

If 4K is correctly configured, KNDEF will prefix the station number. KNDEF is configured with CC, AC, LC, and when dialling out on a CO trunk (S2COD, HG550CO), KNDEF will be prefixed on the extension number. If the trunk is not configured as a CO (S2CONN, HG3550IP) you could use KNFOR to reformat the number.

Or, KNMAT could be used, from OWN node to the outgoing RICHT node number, add prefix digits.

The 4K will send the full digits by default, so if you are only sending the extension number, it sounds like KNDEF is not configured, or you are dialling out on a private not CO trunk, or you have forced the number type to implicit with COT LINO. Once you starting working with KNDEF and ISDN numbering, it generally works better if you configure KNPRE for exit and prefix digits. If you add the ISDN area codes into KNDEF, you need to CHA-KNDEF with *s to remove those codes, example CHA-KNDEF:100,*,*,**********,0;