Magix Networking - Dialing out

[MrTelecom1]

Just got remote access to both systems setup.
Got pulled into this from a Nortel Guy
Found the 6.1 Network Reference on the switchroom floor!
I had to secretly laugh my ass off!


2 Ea. Magix 4.0 systems.

SYSTEM A
Voice PRI and a 100D for a Point to Point.

Point to point is UP as a PRI between systems.

SYSTEM B
Magix 4.0, TDL412, an 024 and a 100D.

Intersystem calls work fine. (between switches)
Inbound DID's work to both switches.
Reviewed switch ID's on the Tandem trunks, they look ok.. (21 and 22)
Checked switch type, Sys A is MERLIN-PBX, System B is MERLIN Netwk


System A can call anywhere, anytime .. no problems.
System B, dials ARS access code, and CAN dial a number ..
but get bumped off at switch A.
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Trace Monitor on System A, when System B attempts a call to PSTN shows:

829 FID: incoming call
829 FID: station Busy disconnect
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System B has no local trunks.
Use Tandem trunk to switch A for outbound calls.

I've looked a FRL's on the UDP routes (3), FRL on Remote Access(3), Remote access is set to UnRestricted ..


I feel like I'm missing something simple here, and I'm just over looking it.
I've got every report out of both switches if anyone has any questions ..

I get to deal with Networked switches once a year may, it seems .., but I've had 2 in the last month now!

Anyone have any suggestions as to where I might look next?


MrTelecom1
Re-Living the AT&T/Lucent/Avaya issues since 1979!

 

[CarGoSki]

Append a 9 as an additional digit in ARS in switch B.
Maybe it is in the trunk udp table.

Also since you can use Monitor then you can turn on pri traces and read the digits being received then send to telco

trace prigon pri (group number)
turn on for merlin network and for you r PRI
80 and 1 perhaps.
A pri print will reveal the pri group numbers.