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SIP Trunking Routing

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Bibbyboy

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Jan 26, 2009
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I have a customer who has SIP trunking at one location, and they have another IP Office at another location that just has 4 analog lines. Both IP Offices' are 406 on 4.2 software. Because the phone company at the phone system with the analog lines would not release the numbers to the carrier they are doing SIP trunking with, they could not port those numbers over to the SIP trunk, therefore they had to come in as analog lines. However, I want outgoing calls from that phones system to go through the other phone system that has the SIP trunking, I figured the way I would do this is to make the line group ID on the ARS table the same as the one on the other phone system (even though it wasn't on the dropdown) but all I got was a waiting-for-line, what can I do to make this work?
 
If I remove the 9N/Dial/N/ARS from the shortcodes, then will not the people on the SIP trunking phone system now not be able to make calls.
 
Not if you don't put the 9N;/Dial/N"@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" in the ARS!!! The ?/Dial/./ARS needs to be in the Shortcode list.

You could try to add a 9N/Dial/9N/ARS in the Shortcodes, it could be that it not looking to the ? in the short codes.

This all needs to be done on the SIP site, on the other site you've already did add the 9N/Dial/9N/LineID of the SCN link.

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Ok, I did that and people at the SIP Trunk phone system site were still able to make outbound calls :), but the people at the other phone system still got the number busy :(, when I look at the call status I can see it going out the sip line....its like its almost there but not quite.
 
Do they send out a DDI number that is not on the sip line ?
That could be your problem


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OK on the NOT sip site, try to do almost the same.

remove the 9N/Dial/N/xxx in the ShortCodes, add the ?/Dial/./ARS

Add a 9N/Dial/9N/LineID SCN in the ARS.

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Its interesting you bring that up, the phone system without the SIP trunking has 4 copper lines, incoming calls come to those, because the phone company down there would not release the number (so that we could've ported those numbers on the SIP trunk and been done with it). So we were just going to have that phone system dial in/out on those 4 lines, well...the IT guy wants their outgoing to come through the other phone system, but wants to push out the main number...well since the SIP tab on the user profile controls their own caller ID, I made a fictious SIP line on the phone system to bring up that SIP tab on the user profile, and then I could put the main number in each of the users sip tabs..and when I look at monitor it is indeed pushing out that number, except that were getting a busy....you think that is what is causing this?? If thats the case, what can I do to push out the main number?
 
Try using NW in the telephone number field of your shortcode
Just add the W (Witheld)

Remove the fake sipline and uri number at the users
That will not be used anyway


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Add a SIP URI on "Use Authentication Data" not on
"Use User data" make the Outgoing Group on higher lets 201.

You'll need to change the whole thing now.

NOT SIP Site;

ARS;

9N/Dial/#9N/LineID SCN

SIP Site;

ARS;

#9N;/Dial/N"@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"/201 for the Line Group ID

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tlpeter, so your saying that there is no way to push out the main number?
 
Not in europe
Overhere you can not send a number that is not part of the bundle


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hahahaha
that it great, here it seems that the providers don't care as long as they get their money at the end of the month. I send caller ID 666-666-6666 when I call out and as a name I send now GuessWho, but only because my wife didn't like me sending TheDevil any more.
Sometimes I wish I could combine Europe with North America and get the best of both worlds but that would be being greedy.

Joe W.

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If you can't be good, be good at it!
 
But can you send 911?

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I have not tried that and I guess I won't do that either, they are pretty nasty with that when they catch you.
On the other hand I might just try that tonight and tell you tomorrow.

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I understand that, but so it's possible to sent every number you want even if it aint yours?

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I am sure that I do not won 666-666-6666 otherwise I am getting afraid and stay at work rather the going home now.
I sent actually the caller ID of a friend when I called him and he was quite surprised when he answered the phone.
So the answer is yes, I can send whatever I like and it seems to go through, but that doesn't mean it works with every line provider.

Joe W.

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Bas
I tried it and I can send 911 as caller ID, really funny I scared the living daylight out of my mother in law :-D
I should do that more often.

Joe W.

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Woo hoo! Thank you bas1234, what you gave me yesterday worked like a champ. I have yet another question though. The caller ID for phone system that does NOT have SIP trunking came up with one of the four copper lines, it came up as their 3rd line...how do I only push out the number of the first line...Im not even sure how it knew to push out the 3rd lines number.
 
my wicked side wants to know how your sending 911 etc

i am using use "Use Authentication Data" and SIP Number on Local URI

shortcode

9N;
N"@sip.voiceflex.com"

i feel an inhouse practical joke coming on!!!

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@Maxwell1001,

You could try to add a new SIP uri, and instead of selecting "Use Authentication Name" or "Use User Data" enter any number you want on;

Local URI
Contact
Display Name

Over here in the Netherlands we're only allowed to send the number you have from the provider.

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