[cisco-voip] co-resident in CUCM

[Wes Sisk]

Last element to touch it sets privacy so make sure 
routelist/routegroup/gateway does not change the value.

after that I suggest using Dialed Number Analyzer to verify the call flow.
after that get CM SDI traces and run them through either triple combo 
tool or translatorX.  Look at the setup message going outbound. It may 
be the setup message has presentation allowed but your carrier is 
overwriting it.

/Wes

On Thursday, October 01, 2009 3:20:56 PM, Jack Martin 
<jackm at tushaus.com> wrote:
> I have a customer who has a co-resident on the CUCM 7.x.  The MGCP 
> PRIs are set to Restricted for the Calling Party Presentation so that 
> CLID goes out as "Private."
>  
> The customer wants outbound CLID blocked but the co-resident phones 
> are to pass outbound CLID.  I configured PT,CSS and Route patterns to 
> reflect the customer and co-resident dial plans.  All calls route out 
> the same Route group.    On the Customers Route Patterns I set Calling 
> Line ID/Name Presentation to "Restricted."  On the co-residents Route 
> Patterns I set the Calling Line ID/Name Presentation to "Allowed" and 
> also entered a Calling Party Transform Mask.   The Route List is set 
> to Default to Use Calling Party\'s External Phone Number Mask.  I set 
> The MGCP PRIs to Default for the Calling Party Presentation.
>  
> I reset the PRIs but the CLID still shows as "Private" from the 
> co-resident extensions.  Am I missing something?
>  
> *Jack Martin, CCVP*
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> Tushaus Computer Services
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