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We have basic knowledge on how to configure a Nortel MICS system, and have done many, including a few PRI's. The problem is, outbound long distance calls quit working a few days ago. The system, a Nortel MICS with PRI interface, has been inplace and working, without change, for over a year. Our carrier, CBeyond, is telling us when a long distance call is being made, they see the &quot;plan type&quot; as &quot;Unknown&quot; and it should be &quot;National&quot;.<br />
I've researched, and researched, and can only find something about a &quot;dial-plan&quot; and setting &quot;NOA=National&quot; apparently it defaults to &quot;Unknown&quot; ... I can not find this type of setting anywhere in the Nortel MICS configuration settings. We do, of course, have the Protocol set to NI-2. Any help is greatly appreciated.<br />
Can anyone please point me in the right directions?
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We have basic knowledge on how to configure a Nortel MICS system, and have done many, including a few PRI's. The problem is, outbound long distance calls quit working a few days ago. The system, a Nortel MICS with PRI interface, has been inplace and working, without change, for over a year. Our carrier, CBeyond, is telling us when a long distance call is being made, they see the "plan type" as "Unknown" and it should be "National".
I've researched, and researched, and can only find something about a "dial-plan" and setting "NOA=National" apparently it defaults to "Unknown" ... I can not find this type of setting anywhere in the Nortel MICS configuration settings. We do, of course, have the Protocol set to NI-2. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Can anyone please point me in the right directions?

Nortel MICS PRI

We have basic knowledge on how to configure a Nortel MICS system, and have done many, including a few PRI&amp;#39;s. The problem is, outbound long distance calls quit working a few days ago. The system, a Nortel MICS with PRI interface, has been inplace and working, without change, for over a year. Our carrier, CBeyond, is telling us when a long distance call is being made, they see the &amp;quot;plan type&amp;quot; as &amp;quot;Unknown&amp;quot; and it should be &amp;quot;National&amp;quot;.
I&amp;#39;ve researched, and researched, and can only find something about a &amp;quot;dial-plan&amp;quot; and setting &amp;quot;NOA=National&amp;quot; apparently it defaults to &amp;quot;Unknown&amp;quot; ... I can not find this type of setting anywhere in the Nortel MICS configuration settings. We do, of course, have the Protocol set to NI-2. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Can anyone please point me in the right directions?

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