From: Peter Rybaczyk (psrsam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Tue Aug 21 2001 - 22:55:26 GMT-3
David,
It sounds like you have a POTS dial peer on the AS5300/2 that has the destinati
on
pattern configured to 222555. When the POTS dial peer on the destination 5300
receives your call (from AS5300/1) and tries to terminate it, it compares it th
e
dialed string to teh configured destination pattern and then it strips all of t
he
digits that match before terminating the call with what remains. In your case i
t's
all the digits, leaving you with a dial tone. There are multiple ways of fixing
this, but one way would be to make the destination pattern for the POTS dial pe
er
on your receiving 5300 shorter and then compensate the digits that are stripped
with a prefix command. Your configuration would look something like this (on th
e
2nd 5300). Again, this is just an example given the input you provided.
dial-peer voice 200 (200 is just a number I picked for the pots dial peer, you
may
already have a different number configured) pots
destination pattern 222...
prefix 222
port (whatever is the port number that you are terminating this on)
Statements in () are my comments.
HTH,
Peter
David Fahed wrote:
> Hi group,
>
> My config :
>
> PBX ---ISDN----AS5300/1---Lease Line----AS5300/2---ISDN---PBX
>
> On As5300/1
> dial-peer voice 101 voip
> numbering-type national
> destination-pattern 222555
> session target ipv4:10.100.100.2 /*as5300/2
> codec g723r53
>
> When I try to phone the 222555, I have the tone of my AS5300/1 and I'm oblige
d
> to redo the 222555 to reach my final destination.
> What I want is to do only one time the number and reach my destination.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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