Ascotel IntelliGate 2025/2045/2065
Part 2 Identification Elements 193
Incoming call that is already redirected
The redirecting information is also available to the called subscriber in the case of
an incoming call redirected via a PISN subscriber or a subscriber in the public net-
work. If the call is routed via a call distribution element it is useful in certain cases
if the name/number of the CDE is displayed instead of the redirecting information.
For this, set the parameter "Show redirecting information instead of CDE name"
to "No" in the CDE configuration ("Initialization value = Yes").
3.5.2 Information displayed to the calling subscriber
The calling subscriber sees not only the called party's name and number but also
that the call is being redirected and to whom (redirecting information).
Example:
Subscriber A calls subscriber B, who has redirected to subscriber C. The display on
an Office 45 system terminal at subscriber A reads:
<CNIP B> / <CLIP B> forwarded to <CNIP C> / <CLIP C>
This redirecting information at subscriber A is available for "CFU", "CFB" and
"Call Deflection (CD)". (With a CD "forwarded to" is displayed instead of
"Deflected to".)
Incoming call with local call forwarding
The caller's configuration possibilities for the redirecting information depend on
the call's origin:
If the caller is
• a subscriber in the local PINX, the redirecting information is always transmitted
to the calling subscriber.
• for a PISN subscriber, a virtual PISN subscriber or a public network subscriber,
you can select in the trunk group configuration whether the redirecting infor-
mation is to be sent to the calling subscriber or suppressed ("Send redirecting
information = Yes / No").
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