Using calling cards 1

[Goliath834]

I upgraded opt 11 to 5.5.
Since then customer can't use calling card.
When I trac dn in ld 80 I'm missing last 4 digits dialed.

 

[bigindian65]

could give them a 4 digit dn to dial when wanting to use calling cards, the digit dn being a maxp 1 ncfw to acod of the route. so, they call the dn, get dial tone, place the calling card call.

Mato' Was'aka

 

[GHTROUT]

I'd look at the LD15 NIT timer as well as the LD16 EOD and ODT timers. set them to defaults and try.

NIT being "Network Alternate Route Selection (NARS) Interdigit Timer"


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[Goliath834]

Dialed with acod - same problem
Dialed on Dmark - no problem
Dialed a # sign afte the toll free to clear register - this worked.
What do I need to change to eliminate the #sign?

 

[Goliath834]

NIT and ODT timers are set to default

 

[GHTROUT]

Try setting the EOD and ODT timers to 1024 each. well below the defaults.


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[Goliath834]

It worked.
Having this set so low, will this cause any delay in regular dialing?

 

[GHTROUT]

yaa! Glad that worked. The EOD and ODT timers are unlikly to affect anything...but here are examples:

If a user dials "slow" (i.e. has a delay between digits that exceeds to timer value) you will not see subsequent digits in CDR (Call Accounting) records.

If the timers are set too high, you can't outpulse PINs all the time - plus if the call connects to the far-end party before the timer is reached, the conversation may be one-way for a short time.




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