04-25-2012 07:38 AM - edited 03-21-2019 05:42 AM
Good afternoon,
I was initially looking to solve this problem with a UC 540, however I now understand that what I would like to do cannot be supported by the UC platform.
We have a client who would like to provision 30 or so DID numbers into the SBCS-3000 and have them available to 3 operatros who would form part of a B-ACD group. What we would like to do on the alerting endpoints when a call is waiting is display the DNIS or dialled number so that operators can personalise the greeting to the caller dependant on which DID they called.
Is this possible on BE-3000 out of the box without the use of UCCX or Smart Call Control Operator ?
Many thanks
Steve
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05-16-2012 09:30 PM
The reason why it doesn't work on SIP trunk is because a name like "unknown" is already present, that causes CME to not lookup. Once you remove the SIP-received name with a SIP profile or TCl script, DNIS lookup will be made and working.
04-25-2012 09:56 AM
Hi Steve,
Do you need customized greetings for each of the DID, or different greetings for different groups with mulitple phones in the group?
In BE3000, you can have mulitple huntlists that support different greetings on each huntlist, and will have quqing capability in future release on the box.
Thanks
04-25-2012 12:00 PM
Hi
Thanks for the reply, I don't need individual greetings, all I need is a single group with 3 operators in it that can have 30 DDI's delivered to it.
The key here is that when a call is in the queue, the handsets must display they called (DDI) number and hopefully be able to look it up and translate it to a directory name (service DNIS lookup ?) so that the operator can answer the call and know who is calling before they speak.
Thanks
Steve
04-30-2012 04:56 AM
Bump, Does anyone know if this possible.
I am getting no help from my Cisco Account manager so I need a heads up if possible.
Thanks
Steve
05-01-2012 06:04 AM
Hi Steve,
This functionality is not supported with the native queuing feature.
How important is this use case? The feature is still under development. So that will help us prioritize that.
Thanks
05-01-2012 03:21 PM
Steve,
We do not support DNIS. However, if you ahve 30 DIDs, then you should be able to set up 30 hunt lists and make each DID be the pilot for one hunt list. Then, assign all three operators to each hunt list.
Now, when a call comes in, the operator should see the DID (pilot extension) to which the call was placed.
Will that work for you?
Bill
05-14-2012 02:40 PM
Hi Bill
That's a great solution, however we have decided to use the smart call connector as a solution to this issue.
Best
S
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05-15-2012 08:58 AM
Actually that is possible with the UC500 or CME.
Check "service directory-lookup dnis". There are also related discussions on the forums.
05-16-2012 03:39 PM
Hi
lookup works fine with calls across ISDN as its part of the protocol, in my experience service dnis lookup does not work with calls landing from a SIP trunk.
Thanks
Steve
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05-16-2012 09:30 PM
The reason why it doesn't work on SIP trunk is because a name like "unknown" is already present, that causes CME to not lookup. Once you remove the SIP-received name with a SIP profile or TCl script, DNIS lookup will be made and working.
05-21-2012 11:27 PM
Hi Paolo
Do you have a CLI example of how to remove the sip-received name ?
Thanks
Steve
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05-22-2012 12:14 AM
Hi steve
We did go off-topic enough already, please post in appropriate forum, not this one.
05-24-2012 01:56 PM
Hi Paolo,
I have managed to solve this in the CLI using CME.
What I did was create a directory entry for the BACD group number and then used service dnis-overlay to show the group name rather than the number along the phone screen on the bottom.
Both Cisco and our distributors told us this was not possible on UC500 series.
I am now faced with a BACD issue where the announcements are not working, so it's back to the drawing board with a different problem
Many thanks for your help!!
Steve
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