12-07-2012 11:05 AM - edited 03-16-2019 02:36 PM
I’m having issue with small CME deployment using phone line over cable ISP (Rogers/Canada).
Router 3841, phones 7961 & 7921.
Ingress – vic2 - 4FXO board
Phone line provider – Roger Cable phone with analog FXS port
Issue – any incoming call to CME shows as “unknown unknown” caller.
I connected std analog phone directly to Rogers FXS and we can see caller ID on every call
How to troubleshoot this issue?
There’s nothing specific on port level of telephony level.
Note: previously cust was on analog Bell line and caller ID was working properly
12-07-2012 02:04 PM
There are many, many threads on the same subkject, have you tried searching ?
12-12-2012 07:52 PM
Hi,
Can you try to type the command "show voice port"? Then you will see
Caller ID is received after X ring(s).
then configure
caller-id alerting ring Y *note: Y=X+1.
shut
no shut
Thank you and regards,
RJ
12-12-2012 08:06 PM
Hi jtwardowski,
There are 3 standards for Caller-Id signaling and 2 methods available for each standard.
Standards are BELLCORE (default), ETSI and ETSI DTMF which can be configured by selecting an appropriate CPTONE.
BELLCORE can be selected by defaulting CPTONE, ETSI by selecting CPTONE GB and ETSI DTMF by CPTONE BR.
Methods are standard and battery-reversal.
Additionally it is possible to adjust number of rings after which caller-id is expected for standard method. Default is 1. For BELLCORE standard is the only method.
To select signaling method you can use:
"CALLER-ID ALERTING RING <# of rings>" for standard (CALLER-ID ENABLE does the same as caller-id alerting ring 1)
"CALLER-ID ALERTING DSP-PRE-ALLOCATE" for battery-reversal.
HTH.
Regards,
Harmit.
12-13-2012 04:50 AM
Thank you for response. I opened another thread - actual issue is related to missing called_id only on long distance incoming calls. I try to change alerting to 2 and added dsp-pre-allocate. Non of it works.
Regards
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