[c-nsp] SIP to T1

[Tim Rayner]

Hi Ueli,

We have solved this at our PBX end - it has been necessary to do this on 
the PBX for both cisco E1 and Asterisk E1 connections.  We use Ericsson 
MD110 PBXes - the feature is called "en-bloc sending" - The route 
destination is configured to wait until the minimum number length is 
reached before sending the call attempt out the route/trunk.  For all of 
our VoIP prefixes, we have the minimum length equal to the maximum 
length - and consequently the whole number is sent each time.  If you 
want I can tell you how to do it in detail on the Ericsson MD110, but 
whatever PBX you have, you want en-bloc sending on these routes/trunks.

Tim.
Ueli Heuer wrote:
> We have a smiler setup (PBX [E1] --- C2811 -- [E1] PRI and a
> SIP-Account on the 2811. (it is planed to remove the E1 PRI later).
> The signaling from external  calls to the PBX worked fine.
> But we are stuck in the other direction (PBX -> SIP or PBX -> PRI
> trough the 2811). the PBX sends the digits as you type the cisco used
> only a few digits (too few) and setup the call with a too short
> number. of course these calls are failing :(
>
> does anyone have a hint to solve the 'dialout' trouble?
>
> Regards,
>  Ueli
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