ā02-22-2023 08:37 AM
Hi everyone, trying to resolve a problem. Hoping someone can help.
We recently started using call forwarding for some of our sales and marketing team when they travel. I added CFwdAll button and they put in 9 plus cell number. If I make a test call from an internal extension, it forwards and dials out fine. If I have a customer calling in from external and then being routed to them through the AA either by prompt of DXD the external caller is getting a busy signal. Only thing I could find online was possibly our PSTN supplier is blocking the call because the CME is forwarding the CallerID from the external phone and it is obviously not one of our resisted numbers. Anyone have experience with this? Solved maybe with a translation on the caller ID somehow?
CME 12.6 on ISR4331 IOS XE 17.02.01r
Thanks
Ed
ā02-22-2023 09:57 AM
All ISP either drop the call or translate the calls to your DID pilot number if you send the ANI other then your DID range. they does this for the Billing purpose.
In your case, for the forwarded calls the calling information send to ISP will be the mobile number of the person who called. And ISP will be drooping the call.
you can see this on debugs.
You need to apply some translation to convert this to your DID number.
ā02-24-2023 10:25 AM
Thank you, that is what I thought it might be. I will figure out the caller ID translation and hopefully that will fix it.
ā02-28-2023 04:27 AM
What is your setup? Are you using ISDN or a SIP trunk?
ā02-28-2023 10:46 AM
SIP Trunks.
ā02-28-2023 11:15 PM - edited ā02-28-2023 11:18 PM
Then you are probably not allowed to send a number in the FROM header, which is not your assigned access number. Without having a debug output of your call, but I bet you get something like a "403" error code.
You have ordered "CLIP no screening" for that Trunk?
Have you talked to the provider, how such scenarios should work? Normally, you need to send a number of your DID range in the PAI or PPI header. You can do that with SIP profiles. Every SIP trunk I have made so far uses one of those 2 headers for call verification.
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