Hi to all,
In a multisite SCN scenario, I would use PSTN trunk to fallback and oveflow calls, but I think only fallback is possible.
I've created an ARS rule with PSTN trunk as alternate route.
I would alternate routes works in trasparent mode: if a user in site1 dial an extension of SCN user in site2, PSNT alternate route should dial the direct number of user in site2.
When SCN is active, every short code or ARS rules is not considered, because they have more priority than all.
So, if SCN is off (cable disconected), this rule works correctly, but with SCN active, all extension are dialed directy, without consider ARS rules, so isn't not possible to have an alternate route onto PSTN.
If SCN channels are all busy, non alternate route is possible, I think.
I'll hope I'm wrong, and somebody will tell me how to solve this problem...
Thank you!
Simone
In a multisite SCN scenario, I would use PSTN trunk to fallback and oveflow calls, but I think only fallback is possible.
I've created an ARS rule with PSTN trunk as alternate route.
I would alternate routes works in trasparent mode: if a user in site1 dial an extension of SCN user in site2, PSNT alternate route should dial the direct number of user in site2.
When SCN is active, every short code or ARS rules is not considered, because they have more priority than all.
So, if SCN is off (cable disconected), this rule works correctly, but with SCN active, all extension are dialed directy, without consider ARS rules, so isn't not possible to have an alternate route onto PSTN.
If SCN channels are all busy, non alternate route is possible, I think.
I'll hope I'm wrong, and somebody will tell me how to solve this problem...
Thank you!
Simone
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