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Mitel Forums => Mitel MiVoice Business/MCD/3300 => Topic started by: pakman on April 04, 2018, 01:22:49 PM
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Hello,
situation as follows. Employee calls a number that's no longer in service they hear ringing five times then busy signal.There confused and issue a ticket. I find out by calling with my cell this number is no longer in use. When I look at the capture I show 480 coming back. Is there an option I can turn on that would alert the person making the call that this number is not valid? I've engaged our SIP provider as I feel they should return a message stating this but I just started that process.
Thanks
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Hello,
situation as follows. Employee calls a number that's no longer in service they hear ringing five times then busy signal.There confused and issue a ticket. I find out by calling with my cell this number is no longer in use. When I look at the capture I show 480 coming back. Is there an option I can turn on that would alert the person making the call that this number is not valid? I've engaged our SIP provider as I feel they should return a message stating this but I just started that process.
Thanks
Are you sure the number is not in use? The system sends ring back because the SIP trunk provider has sent you a 180 ringing, but then for them to send a 480 temporarily unavailable is odd and needs to be investigated by the trunk provider. I was looking at a similar problem over a month ago and calls to certain numbers were being 'blocked' from a 3rd party at network level but only from specific CPN's and not from others. Took them months to fix after giving them endless call examples.
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How would one know for sure? If I call from my cell phone and use my desk phone both of which don't have anything to do with our SIP carrier and I get a message this number is no longer in use. I would think it's not a valid number. The location that does not get any message has a different CPN then my cell and desk.
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Are you sure the number is not in use? The system sends ring back because the SIP trunk provider has sent you a 180 ringing, but then for them to send a 480 temporarily unavailable is odd and needs to be investigated by the trunk provider. I was looking at a similar problem over a month ago and calls to certain numbers were being 'blocked' from a 3rd party at network level but only from specific CPN's and not from others. Took them months to fix after giving them endless call examples.
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i would check that the number is in the did for peer and if used the did routing form.