Hi
I am in the process of installing/commissioning a new CS1000E & CS1000T. the CS1000T has several DPNSS links to a private network. I have found a few issues and would welcome all ideas.
1. When an extension on the CS1000E makes a call forward to a network number there is no DPNSS validation made to check that the number is valid so it is possible to divert to a non existent number.
2. The extensions at each site are 5 digits but the network dialing is 8 digits. it is possible to dial 5 digits to some sites by using DMI tables in the RLB's. the CS1000E inserts the 3 digit node address as the call goes out over the SIP route to the CS1000T. if the NRAG feature is used the DPNSS message sent by the CS1000T only includes the 5 dialed digits not the number that the CS1000T recieved for the original call setup. this is a problem for some of the tandem nodes in the network as they can only route calls with the full 8 digits.
hope someone can help with this.
thanks
Pete
I am in the process of installing/commissioning a new CS1000E & CS1000T. the CS1000T has several DPNSS links to a private network. I have found a few issues and would welcome all ideas.
1. When an extension on the CS1000E makes a call forward to a network number there is no DPNSS validation made to check that the number is valid so it is possible to divert to a non existent number.
2. The extensions at each site are 5 digits but the network dialing is 8 digits. it is possible to dial 5 digits to some sites by using DMI tables in the RLB's. the CS1000E inserts the 3 digit node address as the call goes out over the SIP route to the CS1000T. if the NRAG feature is used the DPNSS message sent by the CS1000T only includes the 5 dialed digits not the number that the CS1000T recieved for the original call setup. this is a problem for some of the tandem nodes in the network as they can only route calls with the full 8 digits.
hope someone can help with this.
thanks
Pete