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Some Local Calls Won't Go Through

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novatech

Technical User
May 7, 2002
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When calling a few local numbers we get, "The # you have reached is not in service. This is a recording". The phone number we are calling is 703-412-1XXX. When I dial other numbers in the 703-412 range the call goes through. I know of 3 specific numbers that we can't reach. All of them begin with 703-412-1xxx.

I can reach all of the numbers on a POTS line (same LEC) and I can reach them using a cell phone.

I worked with our LEC last night and was told that the error coming back shows:

Message Type : SCP_X Release MSG
Cause : UNASSIGNED_NUMBER_CSE
Cause Location : USER
Generated locally or remotely : REMOTE

It looks as though our CM thinks this number is internal and unassigned. The technician asked me if the company I was calling is located in our building which it isn't.

I have looked through all of the route patterns and can't find any reason that the call wouldn't go through.

Ideas?
Thanks.
 
Have you tried the Dialed Number Analyzer to verify how calls to that number will be handled?
 
Don't know how to do that. I'm in the process of debugging the gateway though.
 
Install the Dialed Number Analyzer is the best start. What trunking are you using PRI, T1, pots?
 
ISDN PRI - we have 8 of them. I ran the debug of the gateway yesterday and found that the gateway is only seeing the first 7 digits of the 10 digit phone number. I just can't figure out why. I'll try the analyzer and see what happens.
Thanks.
 
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