SIP Trunk and CFwdALL Failure - Cisco CUCM 7, 2811 ISR
I have pretty much everything working at my new site with CUCM 7, 2811 ISR, 7945G phones - in/out calling, voice mail, transfer, concference calling. We use a SIP trunk to XO Comm for PSTN access. But when my users hit CFwdALL to any offnet number they get a recording (to the effect of) the number you are trying to reach is not in service".
Would appreciate any suggestions on thing to look at. Here is some config from my ISR:
Michael
Would appreciate any suggestions on thing to look at. Here is some config from my ISR:
Michael
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Good guesses. Yes they are using the appropriate 9 access code and they have tried both the 10 and 11 digit variety. If they CFwdALL to an internal extension the CFwdALL works ok.
Can you post a copy of the config...
You will most likely need to do a debug on the SIP stack to see what is being sent to the carrier.
You will most likely need to do a debug on the SIP stack to see what is being sent to the carrier.
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A little tricky as I'm at 35,000 feet. :-) Could this be the issue...for the trunk from UCM to the ISR SIP gateway I see "Rerouting Calling Search Space" has the wrong Calling Search Space. Could this be causing the problem??
Sounds fishy with a CSS issue. The Cfwdall feature uses the Rerouting CSS. Make it the same CSS as the phone ...
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I got it to work by putting in a different CSS for the Forwarding on the Dial Number. It had been "Site A Device" and "Line Unrestricted". I changed that to have "Site A Device" and Site B Device" CSS. Can you tell me a little bit more about the "Rerouting CSS"? I'm at a partial victory having fixed this function for my users (lucky break!). But I'm still not clear how this fixed the issue.
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Gotcha - thank you.
Are they putting a trunk access code in their dial string? ie 9, Are they using 10 digits for forwarding or just 7? With SIP trunks they will most likely have to use 10 digits.