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Mx-One integrate Voice Mail (SIP)

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dmanghani

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Jul 4, 2012
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Is it possible to connect Mx-One with an external Voice Mail Box say asterisk?
 
Hi

As long as the voicemail is using SIP standard, no problem, I have done it to several VM systems but not asterisk, but assume it's using the same standard protocol,

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So How do we do it.
MX 0 One is at 192.168.1.200
rou of asterisk is 77
Asterisk is at 192.168.1.253, presently both can call each other.
vms number us 224
If I do CDINI.dir=2001. div=77224
If is dial from 2200
I get the vms of 2200 from the asterisk not 2001 as expected.
Is their any other set of steps to carry out?
I tried the following
Ghgri:grp=2999,traf=9,serv=110011,sel=112000,que=1;
Ghgmi:grp=299,dir=2210……………..;
icfui:ifcind=1,istype=1,inttyp=1,lim=1,rport=9777,ip=192.168.1.253,dfmt=5,updfcn=yes,filler=64;
VMFUI:IFCIND=1,VMF=EXTND,POFMT=2
VMGEI:ifcind=1,grp=2999;
gives error message :
Not Accepted
IFCIND not generic
Not Allowwed
would appreciate help
 
Hi

The Asterisk has the voicemail running off it? you are not setting a SIP Trunk to voicemail but to the asterisk server? Please explain,

MX<SIP>Asterisk<SIP>VM

or

MX<SIP>VM
MX<SIP>Asterisk

???

or different?

Also this appears to be wrong and should be (if it's MX<>VM SIP integration)

ICFUI:IFCIND=1,ISTYPE=2,INTTYP=1,USER=GENERIC;

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Appreciate your reply!

The system is as follows:

MX-One <SIP> Asterisk VM

I had done this->

CDINI dir =2001,div = 772001 which diverted the call to the 2001 VM Box as required, now I am trying to figure out how to get the MW key indication to work.

This is what I have done so far
sip_route -set -route 100 -uristring0 "sip:?@192.168.1.253" -accept ALL
RODDI:DEST=77................

Ghgri:grp=2999,traf=9,serv=110011,sel=112000,que=10;
Ghgmi:grp=2999,dir=2210……………..;
ICFUI:IFCIND=2,ISTYPE=2,INTTYP=1,USER=GENERIC;

VMGEI:IFCIND=2,grp=2999;
CDINI:dir=2001&&2005,div=2999;

however call is not diverted to Asterisk VM
DO I need to set up
VMFUI, vmpoi or any other command? or are these for the analog extensions only?


Thanks

 
Hi

You do not require a hunt group for SIP connection so delete GHGRE:GRP=2999;

End your RODDE:DEST=...;

you then setup a generic EXTENSION as 2999

ip_extension -i -d 2999 --terminal-identity "sip:2999@192.169.1.253" --uri "ROU:100;remote-number 2999"

*Asterisk may use a different number for the auto-attendant session so you need to set that also, if not skip this command

ip_extension -i -d <number> --terminal-identity "sip:<number>@192.169.1.253" --uri "ROU:100;remote-number <number>"

your CDINI is only to the VM number 2999

Revise your SIP ROUTE sip_route -set -route 100 -uristring0 "sip:?@192.168.1.253" -accept ALL -protocol tcp -codecs PCMA -mwinumber 2999

Have you set ICMWC:SID=... for the MWI?

ICMWC:SID=x,DTXT=2999,KFCN=MWC,DIG=2999
* if you have set a different ^ auto atttendant number^ this is the number here not 2999

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MX-ONE
rocap:rou=100;
ROUTE CATEGORY DATA
ROU SEL TRM SERV NODG DIST DISL TRAF SIG BCAP
100 7110000000000010 4 3110000001 0 30 128 00151515 1111111000A1 001100

rodap:rou=100;
ROUTE DATA
ROU TYPE VARC VARI VARO FILTER
100 TL66 H'00000000 H'00000000 H'00000111 NO

Deleted roode:dest=77;

ICFUI:IFCIND=1,ISTYPE=2,INTTYP=1,USER=GENERIC;

icfup:ifcind=1;

INFORMATION COMPUTER COMMON FUNCTIONS DATA
UPDATING START TIME IS 01:30
MESSAGE WAITING FUNCTIONALITY IS ALL
INFORMATION COMPUTER EQUIPMENT DATA
IFCIND ISTYPE INTTYP LIM IP:RPORT IP:LPORT DFMT UPDFCN FILLER ICEXG USER

1 2 1 1 NONE GENERIC

extension_profile -p

Common Service Profile
CSP Cust Traf Serv Cdiv Roc Npres Offered Forced CSP Name
Time DisconnectTime
62 0 0103151515 2001020110000000000000000009 11100000101000 000001 0100000 0 0 VM Port

extension –i –d 2999 –csp 62 –lim 1
ip_extension -i -d 2999 --terminal-identity "sip:2999@192.169.1.253" –uri "ROU:100;remote-number=2999"
sip_route -set -route 100 -uristring0 "sip:?@192.168.1.253" -accept ALL -protocol tcp -codecs PCMA -mwinumber 2999
ICMWC:SID=1,DTXT=2999,KFCN=MWC,DIG=2999
cdidni:dir=2033,div=2999;




Asterisk side:
Created custom destination: ext-vms-1,2999,1

Voice Mail Access is using 224

However VMS not working, in fact asterisk is not getting any call as asterisk –vvvvv shows blank.
Where am I going wrong?

 
VMGEI:IFCIND=2,grp=2999;

ICFUI:IFCIND=1,ISTYPE=2,INTTYP=1,USER=GENERIC;

these don't match? are your prints correct?

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I changed IFCUI as above, but have not done VMGEI will do so and see.
Are all the others correct?
In the asterisk kindly confirm if I have to make a extension or custom extension or ...2999
Appreciate ur reply
 
Hi

I don't know asterisk, you need to contact someone who knows about that system. It doesn't know anything about 2999, that's the number the MXOne uses to send to asterisk. How asterisk talks to the mxone sip trunk I don't know,

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vmgei:ifcind=1,grp=2999;
NOT ACCEPTED
WRONG EXTENSION TYPE



 
That works ok on the MX-One's I have integrated to SIP Trunk Voicemail?
 
One thing to add - do you have the system license

SIP-THIRD-PARTY-NETWORK-SERVICE

You must have this license

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I have license, however error is still the same however it is accepting dir=xxx...yyy.
 
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