Mitel 430 - Flow Charts for Name Identification (CNIP)

Identification elements
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System functions and features as of R4.1
syd-0570/1.2 – R4.1 – 08.2016
4. 3. 4 Flow charts for name identification (CNIP)
[1] Possible prefixes: own prefix, country code, area code or own regional prefix.
[2] Continues on Fig. 34
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Fig. 33 Analysis and processing of an incoming call in the communication server
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= E. 164 ?
CNIP is created by
complementing the
internal CLIP No. with the
stored name
Does
the CLIP No.
match an abbreviated
dialled
number
?
NPI of
the CLIP No.
CLIP No. is forwarded
to the terminal
without the CNIP
CNIP is created by
complementing the
internal CLIP No. with the
stored name
no
no
no
yes
yes
to the terminal
to the terminal
to the terminal
to the terminal
CLIP is forwarded
to the terminal
wihout CNIP
CLIP No. is forwarded
to the terminal
without the CNIP
to the terminal
to the terminal
CNIP is created by
complementing the
internal PISN no. with the
stored name
NPI of the CLIP No. is set to
unknown
yes
yes
no
Does
the CLIP No.
match the stored call
number of a PISN
user block
?
Does
the CLIP No.
match the stored call
number of a
PISN user
?
Does
the CLIP No.
match an abbreviated
dialled number
?
Does
the CLIP No.
match a PISN
No.?
no
no
no
Trunk
group settings
“Type of
network = ?”
NPI of the CLIP No.?
Unknown
Public
Private
Private
Matching digits are
removed
Matching digits are
removed. NPI of CLIP
No. is determined
no
yes
Do
the rst
digits of the CLIP No.
match an own
prex?
Call with CNIP
Call without CNIP
Do
the rst
digits of the CLIP No.
match the digits under
"Truncate
CLIP"?
yes
yes
yes