I'm having a serious case of brain-fart-itis here...
2 X 400/3.7/fully patched (on a large private network with some Option 11's). One BCM has analog trunks, one PRI. Both have VoIP Gateways/Trunks and are on a CDP on the Private network.
I want to have BCM A, when placing a long distance call check BCM B to see if it's local there, and if so then grab a local PSTN to place the call. If not, then simply grab it's own PSTN and place the call. The reverse should be true with B and A.
Remote packages are set to allow these calls and the VoIP trunks are set to remote access the PSTN's, but I'm having a devil of a time with the call routing.
Any help would be appreciated.
TIA.
2 X 400/3.7/fully patched (on a large private network with some Option 11's). One BCM has analog trunks, one PRI. Both have VoIP Gateways/Trunks and are on a CDP on the Private network.
I want to have BCM A, when placing a long distance call check BCM B to see if it's local there, and if so then grab a local PSTN to place the call. If not, then simply grab it's own PSTN and place the call. The reverse should be true with B and A.
Remote packages are set to allow these calls and the VoIP trunks are set to remote access the PSTN's, but I'm having a devil of a time with the call routing.
Any help would be appreciated.
TIA.