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I have used the centrex transfer option on both the VS Messaging and partner messaging several times without any issues, it has always worked great. Recently on 2 seperate occasions with different customers, I have had situations where the feature worked every time without fail on most phone numbers numbers, but there are numbers that it would not dial. I checked restrictions and disallowed numbers, and there were none. Everything else was the same, same line same selector code, just a different phon number :confused: . The system will outcall to those numbers that it will not centrex transfer to. I have considered resetting the recall timer, but don't think that should matter since it works on most numbers. Any ideas???
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Try putting a pause or two in the string between the 9 and the number called. I have been having issues like this too recently for some reason. I did try the recall timer but it didn't help. If you do it manually does it work?
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I tried that already, but it didn't help. It works if I make the call, and I programmed regular outcalling from a voicemailbox, and that works so I know tht the VM system can dial the number. My first thought was that the centrex transfer wasn't working on one of the AT&T lines, but I can watch the line buttons and the system is using the same line to dial out for both numbers, one works consistantly the other doesn't work ever. ?????????
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Next step is to listen in with a butt set on monitor (on both a number that works and one that doesn't) to see if you can pick up what the difference is.
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Try adding a pause at the END of the dial string.
Monitoring with a butt set is the only way to find out where and why the call fails.
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Try this.. It has worked for me in the past. program two or three pauses before the nine and then two more pauses after the nine.. On a few co' lines you may be getting slow dial tone..
Did you try five pauses? ***** 9 *****. In a few instances I have had to add at least three ***
Ask the telco carrier if the co disconnect is set to 900ms. That is the highest. They may have no disconnect at all.
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What is the recall timer set for?
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Like we have been tring to tell you, monitor with a butt set and see where it's going wrong.
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