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All calls besides International work. When trying to dial anything with 011 I get a system busy tone after all digits are dialed.

I've tried putting the entire digit string in Form 26 going to a route that only deletes the 9 and inserts *4*6*4

then to a route that deletes the 9 and inserts nothing

To a route that deletes all digits and inserts *4*6*4 plus the number and the one that deletes all and inserts only the number.

I can connect to the circuit with my PRI test set and make the call.

The kicker is the Telco is receiving all of the digits regardless on how I program it besides the 011.

Example.

011528186258431 is the string
Telco gets 528186258431 from the system but I have no SMDR record for this call. :shrug:


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Sounds like you might have a COR set up, although that doesn't explain why deleting all and adding an LD number works... I assume you checked form 20?

In form 26, is this number set up as a long distance number?

Is the station you're calling from set at the console for Loc? (Function, Station, Restrict O/G?)

If you make a route for copper, does the call go through?

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Have you tried inserting *4011*4 and leaving the rest alone?

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Steve,

I will try that today.

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Form 20 checked and lines and sets verified
Form 26 yes
Not restricted and no console
Don't have any copper to try, customer only has PRI.


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Tried just dialing the number and inserting 011 in form 22 with no luck.

I am using IMAT with a PRI card with the T1/E1 module on it.
B8ZS ESF/ NI2 5ESS.

Can anyone think of any other options on the card that might be blocking the 011? call


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Are you dialing 9011XXXXXXXXXX? I just checked one of the systems that I had to do this on and I had to program it that way because the dialed 011 was being dropped so inserting the 011 again works.

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Steve,

Yes I've even tried 91011XXXXXXXXXX delete 5 insert 011.


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Look at all entries in the digit modification table. Look for the Hidden (way down near the end) one that someone put in that strips 3 or 4 digits, then find the route that uses it!


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LH,

Did that already and there wasn't another entry.


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Jonmyk, I think Steve Layton meant that since the telco is deleting the 011, insert a second 011, strip 9.

Dial 9011xxxxxxxx
Mod digit -9 +011
Telco gets 011011xxxxxxxx, -011
Telco analyzes 011xxxxxxxx

After Steve mentioned it, I think I recall seeing one other switch set up that way for 9011 over PRI.

Sometimes voodoo works. :shrug:

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