Hi all,

we have the following configuration,
CCM 4.1(3) tie to IPC with T1 PRI qsig.
CCM create RP (eg 1111) and route to IPC.
CCM create Hunt Pilot (eg 3333) and route to Unity for access, 222XXXX is
filled in Calling Party Transform Mask filed.
Unity create mailbox for RP1111, but malbox number is set to 2221111, where
222 is the site code because Unity is for centralization purpose.
IPC create qsig extn 1111 and busy/no answer forward to 3333.
we find the following,
IP phone extn call to 1111 and let it no answer to 3333.
but only listen welcome greeting, and can't leave msg directly.
if IPC call 3333 use qsig extn 1111, it can go to login greeting.

is it IPC issue that they can't deliver 2221111 to Unity when call to 3333?

Mike

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Hi Mike,

I think the RP transformation mask works for calls going to Qsig, but
not if a call comes from the Qsig.

I would propose to add a 222 always for all incoming calls over the qsig
trunk. Or will the calls not routed properly if calls from the qsig have
always the 222 inserted?

Cheers

Mike Lo schrieb:
> Hi all,
>
> we have the following configuration,
> CCM 4.1(3) tie to IPC with T1 PRI qsig.
> CCM create RP (eg 1111) and route to IPC.
> CCM create Hunt Pilot (eg 3333) and route to Unity for access, 222XXXX
> is filled in Calling Party Transform Mask filed.
> Unity create mailbox for RP1111, but malbox number is set to 2221111,
> where 222 is the site code because Unity is for centralization purpose.
> IPC create qsig extn 1111 and busy/no answer forward to 3333.
> we find the following,
> IP phone extn call to 1111 and let it no answer to 3333.
> but only listen welcome greeting, and can't leave msg directly.
> if IPC call 3333 use qsig extn 1111, it can go to login greeting.
>
> is it IPC issue that they can't deliver 2221111 to Unity when call to 3333
?
>
> Mike
>
>
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