>
> Most likely they have the B's setup to each allow TWO CSD/CSV connections
> per B channel. (CSD/V is Call Switched Data/Voice). For a hunt to work
> properly they MUST be setup for only ONE CSD/CSV. Call Telco.
Thanks, I'll try to get the telco rep to understand this, it's not easy,
even tho Bell Canada has setup a group just for ISPs they are still to
green to be very usefull.
> On the PM, I've found that the "directory" entry seems to have absolutely
> no effect no matter what I put in it - works to leave it blank here.
I have one case where it's very important.
Port S12 and S13 in a B with the B in S12 set to forward on bussy to S13.
User is calling number that belongs to S13. The call ends up on S12 where PM
rejects the call with "invalid ref."
When the directory number is added to S13 (left blank on S12) the call
connects with out any problem.
The phone switch is DMS-100 with National-1 and the user is using
Gandalf 5242i router (I hate them).
Krzysztof
>
> Derric
>
> > Currently I have 4 b in a forward on bussy, now I need to add more b
> > channels and I need to switch to a hunt group.
> >
> > So, what is the correct way to provision the hunt group and the b channels
> > on a DMS-100 running NI-1.
> > And what needs to be done with the directory number in each port.
> > Currently it does not work to well when other then the first number is
> > called. The PM is rejecting calls with "invalid reference".
> >
> > To whom should I refer any RFE to have this restriction removed, I don't
> > see a need to reject a call just because the dir num does not match.
> >
> > Krzysztof
> >
> >
> >
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