Hello,
I am at a loss and could use your guidance. I am having issues calling back from the call history. I imagine the same issue is affecting the ability to use the 'call' button in visual voice. The customer is using 9608 phones and also is on 8.0 (44). (Upgrading to .46 tonight). Numbers will come in with 10-digits into the call history. When a call is placed from the history, the call will fail and will display number busy. In the traces it is showing that the first number of the area code is being used to match a shortcode and then it tries sending out the remaining 9 digits which is why the call is failing.(Example: When trying to call back 708-222-3333, system will use 7 as a trunk access code and send 082223333) They are using SIP trunks. I have run into this issue with PRI's and it has been solved by adding '91' into the prefix section. This would also insert 91 into the call log entries. With SIP, if I enter 9, or 9,1 into the Prefix spot, the call logs never show this. I have also tried to use the enhanced dialing rules in the 46xx settings file and this made no difference. Temp work around is dialing the 9 (trunk access code first) and then press call back -
Any suggestions how to resolve this?
I am at a loss and could use your guidance. I am having issues calling back from the call history. I imagine the same issue is affecting the ability to use the 'call' button in visual voice. The customer is using 9608 phones and also is on 8.0 (44). (Upgrading to .46 tonight). Numbers will come in with 10-digits into the call history. When a call is placed from the history, the call will fail and will display number busy. In the traces it is showing that the first number of the area code is being used to match a shortcode and then it tries sending out the remaining 9 digits which is why the call is failing.(Example: When trying to call back 708-222-3333, system will use 7 as a trunk access code and send 082223333) They are using SIP trunks. I have run into this issue with PRI's and it has been solved by adding '91' into the prefix section. This would also insert 91 into the call log entries. With SIP, if I enter 9, or 9,1 into the Prefix spot, the call logs never show this. I have also tried to use the enhanced dialing rules in the 46xx settings file and this made no difference. Temp work around is dialing the 9 (trunk access code first) and then press call back -
Any suggestions how to resolve this?