hi group..

does anybody has a TCL script to share which fits into this scenario:

1.       IP phone ( registered to CUCM ) dials a number on PSTN

2.       the call gets to cisco VG

3.       TCL script is activated on voip dial-peer ( incoming from CUCM ) and provides the following

4.       dials the originally called number and at the same time provides ringback to the IP phone which initiated the call

5.       when PSTN user answers the phone, TCL plays a prompt to PSTN userand after that it connects those two call legs ( PSTN user and IP phone )

6.       so the user experience is that IP phone user dials a number, hears ringback tone all the way until it gets connected with PSTN user..in the mean time PSTN user first listens to the prompt and then gets connected to IP phone user..

thanx..

regards..

Sinisa Djokic

System Engineer
CCIE #25996 Voice

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We have Callmanager 8 configured for LDAP synchronization with AD.  When users are disabled in Active Directory, the nightly garbage collection is removing them from Callmanager as expected, but it sometimes is also deleting their phones.  Has anyone seen this? It happened a couple days ago and I was able to get the Callmanager logs and definitely see the devices being deleted at 3:15. This doesn't seem like correct behavior to me.

Thanks,

Eric

From a customer’s internal Cisco 7965 if you dial 12000 (CTI Route Point for our main number) you see 12000 on the screen then your phone display changes to show the CTI Port (722-xxx-xxxx dummy fake number) on the internal phone display due to redirection by CUEAC.  Below per TAC will will disable that.  Will this break anything? I suspect the users will want to see when a forward occurs and this isn’t a good option.

Be great if this Service Parameter could be set for CTI Applications only, or on a per number basis.

Service Parameters > Cisco CallManager > Advanced

Always Display Original Dialed Number: Required Field   This parameter determines whether phones always display the number that the caller originally dialed (which may not match the final connected number). If Cisco CallManager routes the call from the originally dialed number to the connected number using a call forwarding directive, a translation pattern, route pattern, a redirection by a CTI application, or other means, this parameter determines whether the connected number or the originally dialed number is exposed. Note that when the Conference List feature is invoked, the connected number always displays regardless of the setting in this parameter. Valid values specify True (display the originally dialed number) or False (display the connected number).

                This is a required field.

                Default:  False