[cisco-voip] Carrier Authorization Code

[Joel P]

Ok, 

Makes sense now. I was trying to block them all together and also trying to
get the RF server to insert a pause but that wasn't happeing either.

I will try doing what you suggested on the server.

 

Thanks for the help,

 

Joel P

 

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From: Wes Sisk [mailto:wsisk at cisco.com] 
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2008 2:10 PM
To: Joel Perez
Cc: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net
Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] Carrier Authorization Code

 

In this case the DTMF code has to be entered as inband audio. you cannot
just block all the numbers together.  to support this fax server would have
to:
send digits to specify destination number
wait a period of time or wait for tone from carrier
send the DTMF code as inband audio (inband only from the sense it does not
go over the d-channel, it will still be out of band on the VOIP leg through
CM)
then wait for the call to fully connect.

/wes

Joel Perez wrote: 

Here is a new one for me guys, hopefully you can help out.

As im sure some of you guys might remember I just recently installed a
RightFax solution for a customer.

All is going well with that up to now. I just received an email from the
customer that they are going to introduce "Carrier Access Codes" for all LD
calls.

Now, I know all about FAC's and CMC's and such and those are a breeze
usually.. But in this case once you dial an LD # the carrier prompts you for
an access code so you have to enter it manually.

In Right fax i can set up the same Access codes, but since my right fax
server has a PRI to my MGCP GW then it just passes all the digits and doesnt
give a chance for the carrier to prompt you for the Access Code. I have
tried to insert pauses but it isnt working. 

Has anyone run into a similar situation?

 

Thanks,

 

Joel P

 

 





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