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Is is possible for the individual DID's to be sent out from the pbx. I have OLI on the sets but the carrier says he is not seeing my caller id. Here is the PRI trap from the carrier - am i missing a setting or can this not be done?
They are not seeing a calling DN from my pbx

Event 6 04/10/06 16:02:29 TEI 0
TRIG
08 Q.931 Call Control Message
Call Reference Value Orig 16
M 05 Message Type SETUP
I 04 Bearer Capability Length = 3
80 Coding Standard CCITT
Info Transfer Cap. Speech
90 Transfer Mode Circuit
Transfer Rate 64 kbit/s
A2 Layer 1 Protocol G.711 u-law
I 18 Channel Identification Length = 3
A1 Interface ID Implicitly Defined
Interface Type Primary
Preferred/Exclusive Preferred
D Channel Indicator Not D Channel
Channel Selection As Indicated
83 Coding Standard CCITT
Coding Type Number
Channel Type B Channel
8B Channel Number 11
I 70 Called Party Number Length = 12
80 Type of Number Unknown Type
Numbering Plan Unknown Numbering Plan
Number 19495551212

Raw Hex Data
08 02 00 10 05 04 03 80 90 A2 18 03 A1 83 8B 70
0C 80 31 39 34 39 32 36 35 32 31 39 34

What sort of PBX are you talking about? Option 11, SL-1, or do you mean a Norstar?

Whoops, I see you answered that question in your Topic Heading.

I'm afraid I don't know whether Norstar is capable of sending outgoing CID. I can't think of where you'd input the number in programming off the top of my head.

[This message has been edited by Toner (edited October 06, 2004).]

you mean on a MICS, right? You can't do T-1 on a CICS.

I just did a install on a MICS 6.1 with a PRI. All I did to get CLID to work was made sure the LEC was sending the correct number of digits and set my OLI on the sets with there DID numbers.

FWIW: The Telco's equipment might not be compatible. I set up two (nearly) identical systems (MICS w/PRI) within the same geographic area. One client, using BellSouth could not block or manipulate their out-bound CID. The other client, using a local carrier (USLEC) had no problems doing so.

D. Ocean
Miami, FLA