[cisco-voip] Off Topic but relevant

[Sullivan, Gary, GREENWICH, Information Services]

The Meridian Clid is assigned on each key of the phones
 
key 0 scr 1234 0
 the 0 tells the system which clid to send
it look at a table in the customer data of the system to match the 0
 

ENTRY 0
  HNTN 203            NPA
  ESA_HLCL 863    NXX
  ESA_INHN NO
  ESA_APDN YES
  HLCL 863
  DIDN YES
  HLOC
  LSC
 
ENTRY 1
  HNTN 203
  ESA_HLCL 863
  ESA_INHN NO
  ESA_APDN YES
  HLCL 863
  DIDN SRCH
  HLOC
  LSC
 
ENTRY 2
  HNTN 203
  ESA_HLCL 629
  ESA_INHN NO
  ESA_APDN YES
  HLCL 629
  DIDN YES
  HLOC
  LSC
 
ENTRY 3
  HNTN 203
  ESA_HLCL 629
  ESA_INHN NO
  ESA_APDN YES
  HLCL 629
  DIDN SRCH
  HLOC
  LSC

This will get you in the right direction
 


  -----Original Message-----
From: cisco-voip-bounces at puck.nether.net [mailto:cisco-voip-bounces at puck.nether.net]On Behalf Of Israel Lang
Sent: Friday, October 21, 2005 10:22 AM
To: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net
Subject: [cisco-voip] Off Topic but relevant


I have a customer who has both a CallManager and Nortel Meridian system. Each have seperate PRIs coming to them and a PRI line connecting the two of them together.

The issue lies with the Meridian system. I have no experience with Meridians beyond connecting them to CM systems. For about a year the phones all send out a single caller-id. This ID is the main number for a department on the CallManager system.

My question is how does a meridian system handle caller-id? Essentially, my question is how do I go back or suggest to the group that maintains the meridian how to go back to each department sending out unique caller-id through the meridian system?

Thanks,

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