DannyCodling
Technical User
Hi,
We have an IP Office 500 v1 which has a local SIP trunk to a call centre solution.
With the Avaya running v5 firmware, everything worked OK. We upgraded to v7 firmware and noticed that any callers who had a withheld or unavailable CLI had their calls immediately dropped.
The call centre solution is via a company who are not on the Dev connect programme and so it's pretty much shut door as far as Avaya are concerned.
The problem is that using wire shark, I don't see any network traffic coming from the IP Office to the call centre software were withheld calls are concerned - so I believe at this point that regardless of the solution at the end of the SIP trunk, the call would not be presented.
A work around is to pass withheld calls via voicemail pro and force a CLI before handing back to the SIP trunk.
Has anyone seen this issue before? Does the IP Office have a bug in v7?
Thanks in advance
Danny
We have an IP Office 500 v1 which has a local SIP trunk to a call centre solution.
With the Avaya running v5 firmware, everything worked OK. We upgraded to v7 firmware and noticed that any callers who had a withheld or unavailable CLI had their calls immediately dropped.
The call centre solution is via a company who are not on the Dev connect programme and so it's pretty much shut door as far as Avaya are concerned.
The problem is that using wire shark, I don't see any network traffic coming from the IP Office to the call centre software were withheld calls are concerned - so I believe at this point that regardless of the solution at the end of the SIP trunk, the call would not be presented.
A work around is to pass withheld calls via voicemail pro and force a CLI before handing back to the SIP trunk.
Has anyone seen this issue before? Does the IP Office have a bug in v7?
Thanks in advance
Danny