06-27-2005 06:10 PM - edited 03-13-2019 09:36 AM
Hi,
Is it possible to forward or redirect a call from a H323 gateway to another H323 gateway ??. I may sound stupid,But what I really wanted was to place a call from a PBX and send it to H323 gateway through T1 trunk . It matches one of the dial-peer . Then I want to forward that call to different H323 gateway .
Rob
06-28-2005 04:20 AM
Yes, it is possible. If I get you correctly, your scheme is like this:
phone user --> PBX <--T1-->H323 gateway<---IP--->H323 gateway.
This is 100% possible and nothing complex to configure. However bear in mind that if your H323 gateway has both his legs/sides in the IP, then it needs to be configured as an IP-IP gateway (a special Cisco IOS image is needed and it runs on several platforms).
06-28-2005 09:43 AM
Hi,
Thanks for the response, I was trying the following configs. When I dial 130 from my PBX phone it should get translated to 3293175 and hit the remote H323 gateway 10.151.1.242.
But I get a busy tone,
translation-rule 15
Rule 0 130 3297145
dial-peer voice 507 voip
destination-pattern 130
translate-outgoing called 15
session target ipv4:10.151.1.242
dtmf-relay h245-alphanumeric
no vad
Rob
06-28-2005 04:00 PM
Hi,
Please post snapshot of dial-peers from other H323 router.
Also
debug voip ccapi inout (from both the routers)
debug translation detail ( from origination router )
CJ
06-29-2005 07:15 AM
06-29-2005 08:38 AM
Hi Rob,
According to the debug the called number is "47145". However in your last post you said you are dialing 130 and than translating it into 3297145.
The call is disconnecting with the cause " No route to destination" which means you have not configured dial-peer for that call.
So please send the sh run from both the routers and the debugs from both the routers. Also verify what digits are coming in from the PBX.
Thanks
CJ
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