IPS 2000 DID with IP CCIS Ext 1

[ctvi]

I know you can do this. I have it working at a number of sites. It does not work at some sites:

i.e.
remote ext 2NNN

8a4007>2>0000
8a00001>00010
8a5000>167>000
8a5000>168>00001
5b01>00000>192168001001
857>2>04
etc.

now for the did - 415-555-2200

7600>2200>000
7601>000:2200

I get a fast busy and it will not force the call to route over the CCIS?

what am i missing?

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[belevedere]

A80 + A81?
Can I assume 10 is the CCIS route?
200>2>A129
8AA000>3>4007

 

[ctvi]

Of course. that was the etc..
and you can call across directly.
you can make trunk to trunk calls.
why wont it work when I put in the CCIS extension in the 7601>000>NNNN (ccis ext)

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[belevedere]

try CMD 360, route to route connection. assign for all routes including the D channel route.
EX: 360>0000>0
0010
1000
1010
ETC.

 

[ctvi]

yes, you can make trunk to trunk calls.
360 is programmed.

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[belevedere]

Just to clarify, the incoming DID trunk route is set for trunk to trunk connection to the outgoing CCIS route in CMD 360?

 

[ctvi]

The did terminates on a CCIS station.
the CCIS trunks are peer to peer ccis
the t1 is ami/d4
I hope this answers your question

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[belevedere]

You mentioned that you have it working at other sites. Do those sites also have the T-1 as D4/AMI, or ESF/B8ZS?
Just to change things up for the sake of change, try setting up a different LCR pattern. I have seen LCR patterns affect dialing. Try using 8A5040 instead of 8A5000. Since 8A5000 is the first table and most often used, it may have some old data in it.