02-03-2008 05:34 PM - edited 03-15-2019 08:35 AM
Hello,
We have Cisco router 1760 with FXO, CCM and Cisco Unity. I remove the auto attendant on Unity to discover the problem. The problem is when a caller called the company from outside (PSTN) every thing works fine, but if he hangs up the phone, our cisco phone keeps on ringing.
I called the company from my mobile, the call routed to the main phone (assume that nobody answers the phone), I hang up my mobile and the company phone keeps on ringing with no end.
Could you please advice me how to solve this problem.
Best regards,
02-03-2008 07:15 PM
What kind of signalling are you using for FXO? Is it Loop start or Ground Start?
02-03-2008 08:43 PM
Ground start is only used in North America and it does gie positive disconnect supervision, so I don't think they are using groundstart signaling.
The original problem description sounds like a loop start supervisory disconnect issue, which occurs because the FXO port goes off hook as the call comes in. As far as the phone company is concerned the call was answered and they expect both sides to hang up. Since the IP phone is ringing, even if the PSTN side hangs up , the IP phone will continue to ring until the ring no answer timer expires (normally 3 minutes!)
If this is H323, you can configure 'connection plar opx
The other option you have is to use tone based supervisory disconnect to detect the disconnect tones played by the PSTN after the original caller has hung up. This will work for H323 and MGCP. We need to know what country you are in to configure this correctly.
02-04-2008 04:30 PM
Thanks a lot for your reply, 'connection plar opx ' Solved the problems.
Great Thanks,
07-25-2016 12:02 PM
Hi Cameron,
I Have a similar issue at our office in India, we have 2 service providers Airtel and BSNL. Issue is same with both service provider's. the issue here is "no call Manager" we have a cme and then FXO. we already tried 'connection plar opx' it still doesn't solve the issue.
09-04-2009 08:51 AM
Hi,
We have the same problem, but we have the Cisco 2891 Voice GW with PRI interface and the CUCM BE 7.0 version. When we are calling from our company to the GSM mobil phone, and the called party reject call without hang-up, the Ip phone (7942) stays ringing.
09-04-2009 01:04 PM
This won't be the same issue. PRI does not have issues with supervisory disconnect in the way FXO ports do. If your IP phone is providing ring back tone, it is either being generated locally (if the telco sends an alterting with no progress indicator) or from the remote network if the alerting message contains a progress indicator.
If you get a log from 'debug isdn q931' when this problem happens we can confirm what is happening here.
09-07-2009 04:37 AM
Thanks for your answer. The problem with "debug isdn q931" is that there are tens of calls making at the same time, because there are about houndred users of the CCM. To capture debug from the only call appears difficult. Or do you have any suggestion how to do it?
Thanks
09-07-2009 04:49 AM
If it happening on calls to particular mobile phone numbers, wait until a quiet period and make the test calls then.
If this is not possible, get a debug capture when the issue is reported. The Q931 debugs are relatively easy to follow if we know the particular called and calling numbers.
09-08-2009 05:28 AM
I captured output of the "debug isdn q931" command. The result is in the attachemnet named "putty-vbl-08-09-2009.log". The call was from number 59987217 to number 0908700116. After rejecting of the call on the mobile phone (number 0908700116), the tone stayed ringing (ring back tone). I pasted this log to the q931 analyzing tool (http://cosi-nms.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/isdn_dbg/q931cls_.cgi) and the output is in the second attachement (Q.931 signaling summary.pdf). It seems to be uncompleted.
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