tnphoneman
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I have a SRG50 with a PRI. CS1000E at the main office. All sets are registered and working properly with one exception. BCM is all patched up.
SRG is 3.0 and PBX is 5.0 sip trunks.
ext 51xx in normal mode forwards set to CallPilot.
Call comes in PRI at SRG and then you get a message from the CO that the they are unable to complete the call at this time.
Forwarding to any other set on the system works fine. It only fails when forwarding to CallPilot. Ring no answer to CallPilot is fine. Both lines busy you get the same failure as Forward.
I can see the redirect message on the dchannel for the sip trunks and then I also see it on the PRI. I am thinking that is the problem and Nortel will have to fix.
Any suggestions on where to look. We have tried turning off TAT and TRO.
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SRG is 3.0 and PBX is 5.0 sip trunks.
ext 51xx in normal mode forwards set to CallPilot.
Call comes in PRI at SRG and then you get a message from the CO that the they are unable to complete the call at this time.
Forwarding to any other set on the system works fine. It only fails when forwarding to CallPilot. Ring no answer to CallPilot is fine. Both lines busy you get the same failure as Forward.
I can see the redirect message on the dchannel for the sip trunks and then I also see it on the PRI. I am thinking that is the problem and Nortel will have to fix.
Any suggestions on where to look. We have tried turning off TAT and TRO.
Signature===========================================
Artificial Intelligence Is No Match for Natural Stupidity.
The latest survey shows that 3 out of 4 people make up 75% of the population.
The original point and click interface was a Smith & Wesson.
Red meat is not bad for you, it is the green fuzzy meat that is bad.