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Hi All,
I've got a challenge at a customers site with 3 different systems with a IP office in the middle. System A: Ascom nursing system System B: Avaya IP Office System C: Broadsoft PBX at HQ The Avaya is in the middle and connected with SIP trunks to both other systems. It's not possible to create a SIP trunk between the Ascom system and the Broadsoft PBX. Situation I have created is the following: System A -------SIP------>System B----------SIP-------->System C Following is working correct: Call from System A to B = OK Call from System B to A = OK Call from System B to C = OK Call from System C to B = OK Call from System C to A = NOT OK! SIP URI on the LIne between system B and C is filled with * so system will route icomming calls with a match in the 'Incomming Call Route' table. This table is filled with an empty field 'Incomming Number'. Within the Destination field I use a shortcode to route those calls to the second SIP trunk. (Trunk between system A and B) Unfortunatedly the shortcode is not allpied at the right way. So incomming calls are not routed to the second trunk at all.. What am I doing wrong? I see the shortcode is used in the user part of the SIP URI.... Shortcode: 4xx, dial, 4N, line 17 When call comes in to extension I see to Header: 473@voip.contict.nl Outgoing SIP URI to line 17 is: 4xx@10.128.1.1 (IMHO this must be 473@10.128.1.1) Hope you can help me folks! Many thanks in advance. Tim |
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