Number of Digits in PRI/SIP Trunks 2

[Shivrohi]

Hello Everyone

Thanks all in advance again !!

As a very new member of the Avaya Community and Platform, I would like some help and guidance from all of you.

How can I know that how many digits are coming to our environment from PRIs and Trunks ?

I came across a scenario wherein ISP has to send 4 digits to our system but is sending 10 digits and that is affecting our calls as our IDC table for that number was configured to accept only 4 digits.

I was struggling to find the things but then I called in our vendor for Avaya and they told me its 10 digits that are being sent by the Provider. I believe he must ran some trace to check all this.


So could someone please help me how can I check the number of digits coming to our environment ?
What is the command I can use ?


Thanks all in advance again !!!

 

[bignose21]

just enable DCH trace

LD 96
. stat dch <-- you will see all the DCH numbers
. enl msgi x <-- enable incoming messaging for a DCH number command can be repeated for all the ones you want to enable
. enl msgo x <-- as above but outgoing messages
. enl mon tty <-- display the messages on the sreen (TTY you are using must have USER MTC setup so if you dont see anything this is usually the isssue)
. dis mon tty <-- stop displaying messages

on the incoming setup messages you will see the digits

For ISDN you normally look at trailing digits and its controlled by the length of LDN0 (LD 21,prt,ldn) is its 4 digits long you are looking at last 4 digits for example.

 

[janaya]

if you get a lot of calls, you can narrow down the trace using the dct command. This way it monitors ALL Dchannels with the output you are looking for.

If your mobile number is 210-555-1212 and you are calling your desk number 210-555-2222

In LD 96

.dct 1212

This way when you call in, the trace will recognize you are looking for all messages from *1212, with * being a wildcard.

>ld 96
DCH000
.dct 1212
.
DCH 10 IMSG SETUP REF 0000818D CH 124 0 0 12 TOD 15:10:56
CALLING #:2105551212 NUM PLAN: NUM UNKNOWN/UNKNOWN (UNKNOWN)
CALLED #:200150008 NUM PLAN: NUM UNKNOWN/UNKNOWN (UNKNOWN)

So the above example shows that I received a call from 2105551212 and it shows what was sent to the PBX (CS1000) 200150008.

to check dct status

.dct
DCT MONITOR IS ==> ON
THE DCH MESSAGES PER MINUTE THRESHOLD IS ==> 30
ALL D-CHANNELS ARE BEING MONITORED FOR THE FOLLOWING:- 2976

.dct off
THE DCT MONITOR IS NOW ==> OFF

I have a ton of PRI's in the same trunk group so this way I don't have to enable messaging on all dchannels.

Hope this helps.




John Anaya
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[Shivrohi]

Thanks Janaya and Bignose a lot for your help !!!!
I really appreciate it.