Hi,
Anyone experienced the following problem:
- You have a decentralized system across the US and Europe
- ARS code for the US is '9' and for Europe '0'
- Both the US and Europe have different location parameters
- Stations are either assigned to locations by means of their cabinet/gateway and/or IP adress (network-map)
Now, when you have a station that is an x-port there is no location assigned to it. The station defaults to location 1 and inherits the same ARS code and tables etc. Now, when you call this station and it is either forwarded or covers off-net, all goes wrong when calling from a location with DIFFERENT ARS tables and featurecodes. Example:
- Station 1000 is an x-port with remote coverage to 00204303202 (0 for ARS and then a local phonenumber in the Netherlands, Amsterdam)
- When calling from the US you will get the operator (since 0 is attendant in the US)
Anyone seen a solution for this problem? It only affects x-ported stations...
Rgds,
David
Anyone experienced the following problem:
- You have a decentralized system across the US and Europe
- ARS code for the US is '9' and for Europe '0'
- Both the US and Europe have different location parameters
- Stations are either assigned to locations by means of their cabinet/gateway and/or IP adress (network-map)
Now, when you have a station that is an x-port there is no location assigned to it. The station defaults to location 1 and inherits the same ARS code and tables etc. Now, when you call this station and it is either forwarded or covers off-net, all goes wrong when calling from a location with DIFFERENT ARS tables and featurecodes. Example:
- Station 1000 is an x-port with remote coverage to 00204303202 (0 for ARS and then a local phonenumber in the Netherlands, Amsterdam)
- When calling from the US you will get the operator (since 0 is attendant in the US)
Anyone seen a solution for this problem? It only affects x-ported stations...
Rgds,
David