NUTRI

[TRIDENT100]

I have 2 LIMs that are connected via QSIG, each of them have public lines. To get the NLOG right I have NUTRI:ENTRY=x,CNVTYP=2,NUMTYP=2,PRE=00; on both LIMs. Use BC11 is no problem, but use BC12 I don`t get 00 in front of the public number when call is transit to the other LIM. 00 is DEST for outgoing trafic. Anyone help pls.

 

[mundus]

Try another NUMTYP

 

[mdman]

In a transit MD110 you cannot change the received A-nr anymore. You must use the enhanced sent A-nr feature. RODDI D24 und nutri with TARDST must be used.
You might also want to check the ROAPI command, here you can add prefixes in transit cases.

 

[TRIDENT100]

TRANSIT NODE:
RODDIEST=4317,ADC=0606100000000250006000010,SRT=1,ROU=12;
Rou=12 is QSIG

END NODE:
4317 is dig. number
NUTRI:ENTRY=4317,CNVTYP=1,NUMTYP=6,PRE=00,TARDST=4317;

Is this correct?

 

[mdman]

That doesn't seem right. If I understand correctly you must prefix a received public A-number with 00 when sent over the Qsig line to the other PBX.
Let's say you receive the public A-number as 12 345 6789 with TON = 2.
Then you need to set the nutri for entries 1 to 9 with
NUTRI:ENTRY=1,CNVTYP=1,NUMTYP=2,PRE=00,TARDST=4317;

Although in your case it should be enough to set the nutri on the qsig route and then use received A-nr.
NUTRI:ENTRY=x,CNVTYP=2,NUMTYP=y,ROUTE=12,PRE=00;
This would only add the prefix if the call terminates in the lim, in transit this nutri will not do anything.
Just make sure your entries and NUMTYP's are using the correct values.
F.e. A-nr = 12 345 6789, TON=2 then Entry must be 1 to 9 and NUMTYP=2.
F.e. A-nr = 012 345 6789, TON=0 the Entry must be 0 and NUMTYP=0;

 

[TRIDENT100]

In BC11 I use the NUTRI:ENTRY=x,CNVTYP=2,NUMTYP=2,PRE=00; and this also work in BC12 when the call from public is terminated in the LIM (not a transit call). I have STUNI on a call that is not showing PRE=00 and call type is national NUMTYP=2. The only different I see is that the call is transit. I will try the TARDST tomorrow.