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PBX is not passing callerID info to VoIP 3640 Voice Gateway.

PBX is not passing callerID info to VoIP 3640 Voice Gateway.

PBX is not passing callerID info to VoIP 3640 Voice Gateway.

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Hey,
I have a Definity G3/Si v.6 for use with a Cisco Router for Voice over IP solution.  The card that I am using in the PBX is a TN767 (DS1 Interface). The Cisco router is a 3660 with a Digital T1 Voice network module.

Ok, it's all setup and working ....almost everything works fine.  The problem is I can't seem to get the PBX to pass the gateway (3640) the calling party number correctly.  Basically, When I place a call from my PBX phone to my VoIP phone... The display name does show up correctly on the VoIP phone I'm dialing....but 99% of the time i get (9) as the number that shows up for caller ID.  The other 1% of the time I get some random number like (668),(3019832380), or (2026289775)... why isn't this working.

I'm thinking its pulling the (9) from the dial-peer setup on the 3640.  The caller ID DOES work the other way. I need help zeroing in on this issue. I need to figure out what the correct configuration would be to pass the "calling party" number\extension down the PRI to the voice gateway.  I'm NOT a PBX guy, I do know the Cisco stuff really well and everything seems to indicate that somethings not quite right with the PBX.  Any help is much appreciated. Thanks very much in advance.  

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RE: PBX is not passing callerID info to VoIP 3640 Voice Gateway.

On the lucent PBX you  must set the trunk-group page 2 to send the calling number. Send calling number must be set to yes. Then go to "ch Isnd pub" This is a filter you must set so that it passes the calling number info. to the receiving switch. If your your extension are set to 4-numbers and start as 2000 to 2100 and you are using a 7-digit format to call out then this page,ch Isnd pub, should be configured for 4 digit ext, code 2 and length 7.
Then check that your stations aren't set to send calling number so they don't override the trunk configuration.
Hope this Helps.
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