Ascotel IntelliGate 2025/2045/2065
192 Identification Elements Part 2
Outgoing call with local call forwarding
The configuration possibilities for the redirecting information depend on the des-
tination subscriber:
If the destination subscriber is
• an internal subscriber in the local PINX, the redirecting information is always
transmitted to the called subscriber.
• a PISN subscriber, a virtual PISN subscriber or a public network subscriber, you
can select in the trunk group configuration whether the redirecting informa-
tion is to be sent to the called subscriber or suppressed ("Send redirection/redi-
recting information= Yes / No").
• a public network subscriber and if CLIR is activated at the subscriber who car-
ried out the redirecting, the called subscriber will see neither the originator of
the call nor that it has been redirected. This even though the calling subscriber
did not activate CLIR. To prevent this, you can set the "CLIR" parameter in the
trunk group configuration to "Yes, but not for redirecting".
In a call forwarding chain with several subscribers the name/number of the first
subscriber in the chain is displayed as redirecting information to the called sub-
scriber.
Incoming call with CDE overflow
If in the event of a CDE overflow the call is routed from one call distribution ele-
ment to another due to entries under "CDE if busy" or "CDE if no answer", the
redirecting information provided to the called subscriber depends on the new des-
tination:
If the destination is
• an internal subscriber or a subscriber in a private QSIG network, the name/
number of the CDE is transmitted.
• a virtual PISN subscriber, the direct dial number to which the called is made is
transmitted.
• an external subscriber in the public network, no redirecting information is
transmitted.
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