meridian911
Programmer
This customer has 5 seperate internal business that answer different DID's routed by IDC to the different 2616's except for the one M2250 that answers the Main number. The customer decided that they wanted to see some of the extentions status. I check on the price on a BLF add on for the m2250 and i was pricey so i put in a 2616 with 2 add-ons. I moved the calls in the IDC table to the new extension. I outed the m2250 and put the main LDN on key 0 of the 2616 and made an ACD for Dialed digit 0 and nfwd to key 0 of 2616. All incoming call worked perfectly. Now I get the the Trouble......
The incoming calls to all of the DID's (200 total numbers)
when called from any local provider recieved a disc recording from the local carrier. I turned on the MSGO & MSGI for the D-Channel and I could see where my PBX was telling the Carrier "unassigned number" on the D-channel.
It didn't matter the DID that I called(even the switch room 2616) all were disc recordings. I rebuild the M2250 and all was back in business. I disabled the the M2250 and unplugged it, NFWD'd it to the 2616 and all is still ok. I have accomplished what my goal was but I want to recover those TN's on the console.
hope I explained everything with enough detail. let me know if you need more information?
thanks in advance for the help.
The incoming calls to all of the DID's (200 total numbers)
when called from any local provider recieved a disc recording from the local carrier. I turned on the MSGO & MSGI for the D-Channel and I could see where my PBX was telling the Carrier "unassigned number" on the D-channel.
It didn't matter the DID that I called(even the switch room 2616) all were disc recordings. I rebuild the M2250 and all was back in business. I disabled the the M2250 and unplugged it, NFWD'd it to the 2616 and all is still ok. I have accomplished what my goal was but I want to recover those TN's on the console.
hope I explained everything with enough detail. let me know if you need more information?
thanks in advance for the help.