[cisco-voip] Dialogic SR140 / Call Manager / Trunk / Calling Search Space

[Cristobal Priego]

Do you have Different Partitions associated to those DIDs on the remote
sites?

I think of a unique CSS that only has the Partitions of the DIDs of sites,
no CSS for outgoing calls, this is only for inbound, corrrect?
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Cris

2009/7/1 Bob Fronk <bob at btrfronk.com>

>  Good morning,
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> I hope there is someone on the list that has seen a similar setup and has a
> suggestion.  I am a Call Manger newbie, so I will try my best to explain.
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> Call Manager 6.1.2.1000-13
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> Dialogic (BrookTrout) SR140 with 8 channels (Interface for Call Manager to
> Fax software)
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> Esker Fax Server
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> This is a new installation of the Dialogic / Esker combo.  CUCM
> communicates with the Dialogic software via a Trunk.  The trunk has the
> calling search space and points to the IP of the Dialogic/Fax server.  Route
> patterns send incoming calls (DID numbers) to the fax board or to the
> Gateway for outgoing calls.  This works for a SINGLE calling search space.
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> The problem I have is that I have multiple PRI(s) at different sites, with
> different area codes.  The issue is since there the Trunk has a single
> calling search space, it cannot route calls coming from / to the other
> PRI(s) so that users at those sites can receive faxes on their local DID
> numbers and have to send faxes as long distance calls instead of via the
> local PRI.
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> I have tried setting up second trunk with the CSS of one of the other
> sites, but this does not seem to work.  The call appears to loop once then
> fail (Q931 debug).
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> Dialogic and Esker say this is a Cisco issue, so they are unable to provide
> assistance.
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> Ideas from the group?
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> Thanks.
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