08-04-2015 02:42 PM - edited 03-17-2019 03:52 AM
Can someone explain the call flow when forwarding a registered number to an off-net number? Basically, I'm unsure if CUCM terminates and originates the call-forward. I'm worried about incurring per-minute charges and using up channels for a forwarded number.
My environment is as follows:
GW is using MGCP
PSTN----PRI----GW----CUCM----Phone
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08-04-2015 04:18 PM
When CUCM forwards a call regardless registered/un-registered end point, it is making the call from your network. So you will be billed for that and its same regardless of which CUCM version you are on.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
-Terry
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08-04-2015 04:18 PM
When CUCM forwards a call regardless registered/un-registered end point, it is making the call from your network. So you will be billed for that and its same regardless of which CUCM version you are on.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
-Terry
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08-04-2015 08:33 PM
Depending on telco's capabilities, you could configure TBCT for that.
08-06-2015 12:54 PM
+5 Jaime I never heard of this before.
Yosh
08-04-2015 11:50 PM
Hi,
MGCP gateway is following master/slave model and won't take any decisions related to supplementary services. This will be done by CUCM and it doesn't have any specific messages for them.
After completing the forward/transfer request by CUCM, CUCM will use MDCX/DLCX messages to redirect MGCP GW to connect to new endpoint and bridge the call legs.
Summary, you need to worry about PRI channels.
08-06-2015 01:05 PM
Teddy,
Use this parameter to change the calling party number when the call exits the gateway during a call forward.
This setting can be used if you have some redirect information from inbound telco.
When you change this parameter, CUCM will add the phone that redirected the call as the calling party number. So it would still count as a call from your network. However if call was redirected outside of your network in the incoming leg, then this parameter might help as the calling number will not be from your network.
~Avinash
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