[cisco-voip] Post Dial Delay in CCM 6.0

[Tim Smith]

Hi,

Most common approach is to use your international route patterns with the !
wildcard..
For example
900!
900!#

Make sure you dont forget to strip the # on the route list.

The 2nd route pattern allows the user to dial any 90044 and the rest of the
numbers, then end with the #
It will send the call right away.

Other options..

Reduce your T302 timeout (it is in callmanager service parameters)

Or if it is 2 specific cities in the UK, you can program more specific route
patterns.
Check out http://www.ofcom.org.uk/telecoms/ioi/numbers/ for UK numbering
plan
Also good info on wikipedia for this.

Do not use urgent priority on your route patterns for these.

Cheers,

Tim.

On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 9:18 AM, mudassar khalid <mudasar7 at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> Dear All,
>      I am facing a problem of post dial delay in call manager. i observe
> the q931 messages on my gateway where a call is being originated after 9 10
> seconds after dial from 7940. i can use the urgent priority check box to
> originate call immidiately but i am using overlapping route patterens. E.G i
> am having route patterens:
>
> 1- 90044XXXXXXXXXX
> 2- 90044XXXXXXXXX
>
> (these are 2 landline RP for different cities of UK). if i use urgent
> priority on both patterns, the 9 digit numbers are sent without problem but
> last digit in 10 digit numbers discarded and i receive a " invalid number
> format" message.
> Can somebody help to solve the problem. one, i need to minimize post dial
> delay. Secondly, how can both numbers ( 10 digit and 9 digit) can be sent
> properly without problem.
> I am using CAll manager 6.0 right now.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Mudassar
>
>
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