use code tsc

[jftg73]

MI DOUBT IS THE NEXT I HAVE 3 PBX CONECTED A, B AND C AND I USE CODE TSC 61 FOR CONECT FROM A TOWARD C , I DIAL 61151XXXX FORM A TO C AND MY QUESTION IS HOW IS THE PROCESS OF CONNECTION , IF I SEND 61151XXXX TOWARD C OR SEND 151XXXX, SOME IDEA OVER THIS CODES?

 

[janchundia]

depend if TSC 61 have a RLI that insert or not digit.
Check the RLI and DGT for this trunk steering code.

Javier

 

[johnpoole]

your english is almost as bad as mine.. here's the test, on a network setup, i send the digits i would send if i were a station user on that switch... i don't have users dial an access code, they dial the far end number, either 5 or 7 digits, then i force those digits to the correct pri.. the far end sees the call as if it is a simple did.. i don't convert digits inbound... if i am in switch a, dialing through switch b, to get to switch c... i send the same digits to b that i would dial from b,,, example...switch a is 771xxxx switch b is 772xxxx switch c is 773xxxx...if i am in switch a or b i dial 773xxxx, without a knowledge of where the far end is.. switch a, use a dsc 773, a dgt to insert the 773, send 773xxxx to switch b, b, rec the call, use 773 for a dsc and send just xxxx to the switch c route.. all calls in that switch are for the 773 so i don't send the 773....that is the same way we switch pstn, i don't send the 1 to the ld carrier, they know it's ld, the carrier see's 213.777.xxxx, it sends 777.xxxx to calif, calif knows it's for them so they don't need the 213, calif central sends xxxx to the 777 office, the 777 office doesn't need the 777 because it knows the call coming from that route is going to a local connector in the 777...so it rings the 7777 user...sorry if this is long but not knowing your background i tried to cover networking 101(basic).. wish i could direct this to your exact number scheme, but didn't follow your description that clean

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[jftg73]

SORRY FOR MY ENGLISH


FOR MY PBX A I HAVE

TSC 61
FLEN 0
RRPA NO
RLI 2
CCBA NO


RLI 2
DMI 0
ROUT 3.....I SUPOSED THAT WHEN I DIAL 61150XXXX ALL NUMBERS
GO TO PBX B

FOR MY PBX B I HAVE

TSC 61
FLEN 0
RRPA NO
RLI 4
CCSA NO

RLI 4
DMI 4
ROUT 50

DMI 4
DEL 2
CTYP NCHG....I SUPOSED THAT WHEN 61150XXXX ARRIVE TO PBX B
THE CODE 61 IS DELETED FOR THE DMI 4 (DEL 2)
AND ONLY GO TO PBX C THE NUMBER 150XXXX

THIS IS THE CORRECT?

THANKS

 

[johnpoole]

61 does not go, it's just the steering code, like 9 is the access code, it just sends the digits after it. i'll check that tomorrow in my switch, i seldom use steering codes, usually dsc's...no prob on the english, i would hate to try and post in a second lang.. just a comment

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[janchundia]

my english is bad also, however i want to hel us with my experience.
Javier

 

[johnpoole]

set up a tsc today, 4 digit, the steering code is sent unless you do a dmi to del 4 and insert ? number

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[jftg73]

janchundia

can you explain me in spanish this info?

 

[janchundia]

jftg73

Your analysis is perfect.


RLI 2 RLI 4 (del 2)
A ------61150xxxx------>B---------150XXXX-------->C
TSC 61 TSC 61


However, for you, when you dial 150xxxx where the call is routed? A extension or PSTN.

Javier

 

[johnpoole]

tried to get my wife to translate this to spanish, but she don't speak nortel, so she doesn't know the spanish names for things i say about the switch..(she can't understand the english version)...Javier, may be able to help, he's knows routing as well as anyone here

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[jftg73]

janchundia

the number of C is other m1 opc. 51c and this number go to via E1 toward a central DMS

RLI 2 RLI 4 (del 2) RLI X
A ------61150xxxx------>B---------150XXXX-------->C-----DMS
TSC 61 TSC 61 TSC XX

 

[janchundia]

jftg73

Tienes alguna pregunta adicional sobre el funcionamiento del enrutamiento que expusiste.

Saludos cordiales,

javier