I've got Trunk group 2, which is multiple PRI to the LEC. CID works great in both directions. I've got trunk group 4, which is a TIE line PRI to my VoIP device (not avaya) which is able to send caller-id to the definity and have it show up correctly when internal calls are made from the VoIP system, across trunk group 4 to the definity. When calls are made outbound from the VoIP system, which goes across trunk group 4, then routed out trunk group 2, I get the default CID for the whole LEC trunk.
I twinkled every option referring to CID trying to get this to work. The only hint of a problem I see is that the isdn public-numbering is confusing on what is does with operlapping digits. For instance..
My extension (voip) is 14878. My DID and CID should be 123-555-7878. So, I use:
ext len 5
ext code 14
trk grp (blank, seems to not make a diff, tg2 is blank also)
CPN prefix 1235557
CPN len 10
So I assume 1235557+878 which is the last three of my DID, completes the 10 digits... I even tried this with a 4 digit extension, replacing all 10 digits, and still got the same result.
Any hints???
I twinkled every option referring to CID trying to get this to work. The only hint of a problem I see is that the isdn public-numbering is confusing on what is does with operlapping digits. For instance..
My extension (voip) is 14878. My DID and CID should be 123-555-7878. So, I use:
ext len 5
ext code 14
trk grp (blank, seems to not make a diff, tg2 is blank also)
CPN prefix 1235557
CPN len 10
So I assume 1235557+878 which is the last three of my DID, completes the 10 digits... I even tried this with a 4 digit extension, replacing all 10 digits, and still got the same result.
Any hints???