It came to my attention recently that service number 811 could not be dialed from our Cisco phones (actually dialing 9-811). I tested it on our CS1K phones and it works fine (9-811). This got me thinking to test all other X11 numbers (except 911 until this is fixed) and the only one that can be called from out Cisco system is 9-411. The route pattern all of these match is the same 9.[2-8]11, so a user dials 9, any number from 2-8, then 11 and Cisco passes the entire dial string over to the PBX where our PSTN access is. When I checked the CS1K the service number programming was all over the place (2 were NXXs, 2 were SPNs, all using different RLIs). I changed them all to be SPNs using the same RLI as 9-411 and it made no difference. When you call 9-311, 9-611, or 9-811 from a Cisco phone it drops the calls almost immediately, 9-411 works fine, and they all work from CS1K phones.
I opened a case with Cisco and they were able to determine that the CS1K is sending incorrect cause codes with the Progress as well as a Disconnect message for the calls. Does anyone know what I can check in the CS1K to find out what is going on, or anything else I can try to see if the behavior changes?
PSTN <====> CS1K <====> Cisco UCM
I turned on logging for the D-channel but the good and bad calls look the same (other than the dialed number of course).
I opened a case with Cisco and they were able to determine that the CS1K is sending incorrect cause codes with the Progress as well as a Disconnect message for the calls. Does anyone know what I can check in the CS1K to find out what is going on, or anything else I can try to see if the behavior changes?
PSTN <====> CS1K <====> Cisco UCM
I turned on logging for the D-channel but the good and bad calls look the same (other than the dialed number of course).