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If you have administered everything properly and name and number is not being sent out of the Communication Manager, then you need to initiate a ticket with your local repair organization.
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Did u do a list trace tac to confirm ?
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1) what is the value of the field: "Format" on "change trunk-group xx" page 4?
2) are you using TAC to initiate a call, or ars/aar? Arbi |
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Hi Sethy,
To set the Caller ID display for ISDN Trunks: Use Change Public-Unknown-Numbering (Extension Length) to initiate change Fields: Ext Len - Number of digits in calling parties extension Ext Code - Extension or Part of extension depending on customer numbering plan Trk Grp(s) - Specify outgoing Trunk Group for which display should be implemented. CPN Prefix - Specify digits to be included in display as a prefix to the extension CPN Len - Specify length of total digits to be displayed during call CPN Length sets total length of display. If CPN Prefix is 10 digits and CPN Len value is 10. Only the CPN Prefix will be displayed. For Example: Ext Len = 7 Ext Code = 752 (exchange) Trk Grp(s) = 1 CPN Prefix = 5127529999 Total CPN Len = 10 This means that calls from Extension with prefix 752 using Trunk Group 1 will be replaced with the display 5127529999 Because the CPN Prefix is 10 digits and the Total CPN Length is 10 Digits Exaple 2: Ext Len = 7 Ext Code = 321 Trk Grp(s) = 1 CPN Prefix = 512752 Total CPN Len = 10 This means that calls from extensions 321xxxx using Trunk Group 1 will be preceded with the digit string 512752 in display because the CPN Prefix is 6 digits and total CPN Length is 10 Digits. If the CPN is still not displaying then you need to open a service request with Avaya to have an MST trace setup on the ISDN trunks. Avaya engineer can check what CM is sending on the Service provider side & possibly identify the issue. ![]() Regards, Anuj Tripathi |
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