Number cast type unknown number

Hi all

I need to convert an object to double, increment and then convert the double object (preservation of the original object class). This object class would be byte, short, int, long, float or double.

< code >

Object o = 123;

double d;

Number n;

Class c;

c = o.GetClass ();

n = o (number);

d = n.DoubleValue ();

d ++ ;

n = d;

o = c.Cast (n);

< code >

The last statement produces ClassCastException.

Why the tag < code > did not work. I miss the button to 'view' in the old forum of 'Sun '.

Maybe not, I can't imagine that someone has already done something for you to do, as in the municipalities of Apache API. But the code is so trivial that I tend to just reinventing the wheel instead of something that already exists.

Tags: Java

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SYSTEM
======

Host name: THUIS-1
IP address: 127.0.0.1
Username: THUIS-1\
Description:
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Name: Genuine Intel(r) CPU T2130 @ 1.86GHz
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Manufacturer:
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Legend: TOSHIBA MK1637GSX
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Sectors: 312576705
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header offset = 0

file type = standard Environment

data type = 12

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sensor type = unknown

byte order = 0

wavelength units = unknown

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======
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======
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---------------------------

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---------------
| SYSTEM INFO |
---------------

Kernel: 3.19.0 - 26-generic #28 - Ubuntu SMP Tue August 11 at 14:16:45 UTC 2015 GNU/Linux
Host: arnett-Latitude-D510
Proc: 3.19.0 - 26-generic #28 - Ubuntu SMP Tue August 11 at 14:16:45 UTC 2015 GNU/Linux
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Number of bits: 32-bit

-----------------------
| HPLIP CONFIGURATION |
-----------------------

HPLIP-Version: HPLIP 3.15.7
HPLIP-homepage: / usr/share/hplip
HPLIP-Installation: Automatic Installation is supported for the version of 15.04 distro ubuntu

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[hplip]
version = 3.15.7

[directories]
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Run = / var /.
PPD = / usr/share/ppd/HP
ppdbase = / usr/share/ppd
doc=/usr/share/doc/hplip-3.15.7
HTML=/usr/share/doc/hplip-3.15.7
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cupsfilter = / usr/lib/cups/filter
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bin = / usr/bin

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[configure]
network-build = yes
libusb01-construction = no
pp-build = no
GUI-build = yes
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Fax-build = yes
dbus-build = yes
cups11-construction = no
doc-build = yes
shadow-build = no
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Foomatic-ppd-install = no
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cups-drv-install = yes
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udev_sysfs_rules = no
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<>
Version >

--------------------------
| External dependencies.
--------------------------

GS GhostScript - interpreter PostScript and PDF and previewe
r 7.05 REQUIRED 9.15 OK-
scanimage, scanimage - Shell digitization program OPTIO
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xsane xsane - scanner Graphical frontend for SANE OPTIO
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network network - wget OPTIO
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-------------------------
| General dependencies.
-------------------------

libcrypto libcrypto - cryptographic library OpenSSL CONDITIONS
RED - 1.0.1 OK-
Python-dbus Python DBus - Python bindings for DBus REQUIRED
0.80.0 1.2.0 OK RED-
Reportlab - OPTIO Python PDF Library ReportLab
NAL 2.0 3.1.44 OK.
Python-notify Python libnotify - Python bindings for libnotify notif Office
OPTIONAL wing - OK-
PyQt 4 interface - Qt PyQt4 for Python (for the version of Qt 4.x) CONDITIONS
4.0 RED 4.11.3 OK.
Python-xml libraries Python XML CONDITIONS
RED - 2.1.0 OK-
libusb libusb - USB CONDITIONS library
RED - 1.0 OK-
CUPS cups-images - TERMS of image development files CUPS
RED - 2.0.2 OK-
libnetsnmp libnetsnmp-devel-devel - SNMP networking of development of the library of the CONDITIONS files
5.0.9 RED 5.7.2 OK-
SANE sane-devel - digitization of library CONDITIONS development files
RED - 1.0.24 OK-
PIL PIL - Python Imaging Library (required for command-line scan wi
HP e-scan) OPTIONAL - 1.1.7 OK.
python2X Python 2.2 or higher - programming Python CONDITIONS language
RED 2.2 2.7.9 OK.
PyQt4-dbus PyQt 4 DBus - DBus for PyQt4 CONDITIONS Support
4.0 RED 4.11.3 OK.
libjpeg libjpeg - JPEG CONDITIONS library
RED - OK-
libpthread libpthread - POSIX threads library CONDITIONS
RED - 2.21 OK-
python-devel Python-devel - Python CONDITIONS development files
RED 2.2 2.7.9 OK.
cups-devel CUPS-devel-Common Unix Printing System development files CONDITIONS
RED - 2.0.2 OK-
sane SANE - library scanning CONDITIONS
RED - 1.0.24 OK-

---------------
| COMPILEDEP |
---------------

services of building support of the library of libtool libtool - CONDITIONS
RED - 2.4.2 OK-
C of the CONDITIONS of the C++, GCC GCC compiler and GNU project-
RED - 4.9.2 OK-
make - GNU make utility to maintain groups of programs CONDITIONS
RED 3.0 4.0 OK.

----------------------
| Python extensions.
----------------------

cupsext CONDITIONS of CUTS-Extension
RED - 3.15.7 OK-
hpmudext CONDITIONS of IO-Extension
RED - 3.15.7 OK-

-----------------------
| Analyze the Configuration |
-----------------------

scanext scan-SANE-Extension CONDITIONS
RED - 3.15.7 OK-
hpaio CONDITIONS of HPLIP-SANE-Backend
RED - 3.15.7 OK ' hpaio found in /etc/sane.d/dll.co
NF'

-----------------------
| Other dependencies.
-----------------------

------------------------------
| DISCOVERY SCANNER DEVICES |
------------------------------

Not find scanner.

--------------------------
| DISCOVERY USB DEVICES |
--------------------------

No devices found.

---------------------------------
| THE INSTALLED CUPS PRINT QUEUES.
---------------------------------

HP_Deskjet_3520_series
----------------------
Type: unknown
The device URI: dnssd://Deskjet%203520%20series%20%5B5DEC84%5D._ipp._tcp.l ALCO /? UUID = 1c852a4
d-b800-1f08-abcd-28924a5dec84
PPD: /etc/cups/ppd/HP_Deskjet_3520_series.ppd
Description of PPD: HP Deskjet 3520 Series, hpcups 3.15.7
Status of the printer: printer HP_Deskjet_3520_series is inactive. enabled since Thursday, August 27, 2015 1
1:36:20 AM EDT
WARNING: printer is not installed for HPLIP. Printers must use the hp: hpfax or: CUPS backen
d for HP devices.

--------------
| AUTHORIZATION |
--------------

-----------
| SUMMARY |
-----------

Missing required dependencies
-----------------------------
None

Lack of optional dependencies
-----------------------------
None

Total errors: 0
Total warnings: 1

Fact.
Arnett@Arnett-Latitude-D510: ~ $

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I removed the Panel of system tray and reinstalled. HPLIP loaded correctly. I then ran hp-setup the terminal 192.168.1.117. The printer will now appear in HPLIP.

HP-check - t now reports:

Arnett@Arnett-Latitude-D510: ~ $ hp-check - t
Save the output in the log file: /home/arnett/hp-check.log

HP Linux Imaging and Printing System (ver. 3.15.7)
Dependency/Version Check Utility worm. 15.1

Copyright (c) 2001-15 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, LP
This software comes WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY.
It is free software, and you are welcome to distribute
under certain conditions. See the COPY of the file for more details.

Note: hp-check can be run in three modes:
1. check mode (-c or - compilation) compilation: use this mode before compiling the HPLIP
provided source tarball (. tar.gz or .run) to determine if the appropriate dependencies are installed
to compile successfully HPLIP.
2. performance check (r or - run) mode: use this mode to determine if a distribution provided
package (.deb, .rpm, etc.) or an already built provided HPLIP tarball has the right
dependencies, installed to run successfully.
3. the two and run-compilation mode check (b or - both) (by default): this mode will check
the two cases above (the two dependencies of compilation and execution).

Types of audit:
a. EXTERNALDEP - external dependencies
b. GENERALDEP - General dependencies (required for the compilation and execution)
c. COMPILEDEP - compile time dependencies
d. [all are running controls]
PYEXT SCANCONF AUTHORIZATION OF QUEUES

Types of status:
Ok
LACK - dependence or missing or plug-in authorization
SE - dependence-Incompatible version or Plugin-version

---------------
| SYSTEM INFO |
---------------

Kernel: 3.19.0 - 26-generic #28 - Ubuntu SMP Tue August 11 at 14:16:45 UTC 2015 GNU/Linux
Host: arnett-Latitude-D510
Proc: 3.19.0 - 26-generic #28 - Ubuntu SMP Tue August 11 at 14:16:45 UTC 2015 GNU/Linux
Distribution: ubuntu 15.04
Number of bits: 32-bit

-----------------------
| HPLIP CONFIGURATION |
-----------------------

HPLIP-Version: HPLIP 3.15.7
HPLIP-homepage: / usr/share/hplip
HPLIP-Installation: Automatic Installation is supported for the version of 15.04 distro ubuntu

Current content of ' / etc/hp/hplip.conf' file:
# hplip.conf. From the hplip.conf.in to configure.

[hplip]
version = 3.15.7

[directories]
Home = / usr/share/hplip
Run = / var /.
PPD = / usr/share/ppd/HP
ppdbase = / usr/share/ppd
doc=/usr/share/doc/hplip-3.15.7
HTML=/usr/share/doc/hplip-3.15.7
icon = / usr/share/applications
cupsbackend = / usr/lib/CUPS/backend
cupsfilter = / usr/lib/cups/filter
DRV = / usr/share/cups/drv/hp
bin = / usr/bin

# Following values are determined to set the time and cannot be changed.
[configure]
network-build = yes
libusb01-construction = no
pp-build = no
GUI-build = yes
Scanner-build = yes
Fax-build = yes
dbus-build = yes
cups11-construction = no
doc-build = yes
shadow-build = no
HPIJS-install = no
Foomatic-drv-install = no
Foomatic-ppd-install = no
Foomatic-rip-hplip-install = no
hpcups-install = yes
cups-drv-install = yes
cups-ppd-install = no
internal-tag = 3.15.7
limited build = no
UI-toolkit = qt4
Qt3 = No.
Qt4 = yes
policy-kit = no
Lite-build = no
udev_sysfs_rules = no
hpcups-only-build = no
HPIJS-only-build = no

Current content of ' / var/lib/hp/hplip.state' file:
Plugins are not installed. Could not access file: no such file or directory

Current content of ' ~ /.hplip/hplip.conf' file:
[installation]
Date_Time = 28/08/2015-13:49:35
version = 3.15.7

[update]
notify_upgrade = true
last_upgraded_time = 1440525280
pending_upgrade_time = 0

[Settings]
systray_visible = 0
systray_messages = 0

[last_used]
device_uri = hp:/net/Deskjet_3520_series?ip=192.168.1.117
printer_name =
working_dir =.

[orders]
Scan = / usr/bin/xsane v % SANE_URI %

[update]
rate = 30
enable = false
Type = 1

[survey]
enable = false
interval = 5
device_list =

[fax]
voice_phone =
Email_Address =

<>
Version >

--------------------------
| External dependencies.
--------------------------

GS GhostScript - interpreter PostScript and PDF and previewe
r 7.05 REQUIRED 9.15 OK-
scanimage, scanimage - Shell digitization program OPTIO
NAL 1.0 1.0.24 OK.
xsane xsane - scanner Graphical frontend for SANE OPTIO
NAL 0.998 0.9 OK.
cups, CUPS - Common Unix Printing System CONDITIONS
1.1 2.0.2 RED OK "CUPS Scheduler runs."
PolicyKit to PolicyKit - administrative policy framework OPTIO
NAL - 0,105 OK-
network network - wget OPTIO
NAL - THE 1.16.1 OK-
OPTIO avahi-utils avahi-utils
NAL - 0.6.31 OK-
dbus DBus - Message CONDITIONS bus system
RED - 1.8.12 OK-

-------------------------
| General dependencies.
-------------------------

libcrypto libcrypto - cryptographic library OpenSSL CONDITIONS
RED - 1.0.1 OK-
Python-dbus Python DBus - Python bindings for DBus REQUIRED
0.80.0 1.2.0 OK RED-
Reportlab - OPTIO Python PDF Library ReportLab
NAL 2.0 3.1.44 OK.
Python-notify Python libnotify - Python bindings for libnotify notif Office
OPTIONAL wing - OK-
PyQt 4 interface - Qt PyQt4 for Python (for the version of Qt 4.x) CONDITIONS
4.0 RED 4.11.3 OK.
Python-xml libraries Python XML CONDITIONS
RED - 2.1.0 OK-
libusb libusb - USB CONDITIONS library
RED - 1.0 OK-
CUPS cups-images - TERMS of image development files CUPS
RED - 2.0.2 OK-
libnetsnmp libnetsnmp-devel-devel - SNMP networking of development of the library of the CONDITIONS files
5.0.9 RED 5.7.2 OK-
SANE sane-devel - digitization of library CONDITIONS development files
RED - 1.0.24 OK-
PIL PIL - Python Imaging Library (required for command-line scan wi
HP e-scan) OPTIONAL - 1.1.7 OK.
python2X Python 2.2 or higher - programming Python CONDITIONS language
RED 2.2 2.7.9 OK.
PyQt4-dbus PyQt 4 DBus - DBus for PyQt4 CONDITIONS Support
4.0 RED 4.11.3 OK.
libjpeg libjpeg - JPEG CONDITIONS library
RED - OK-
libpthread libpthread - POSIX threads library CONDITIONS
RED - 2.21 OK-
python-devel Python-devel - Python CONDITIONS development files
RED 2.2 2.7.9 OK.
cups-devel CUPS-devel-Common Unix Printing System development files CONDITIONS
RED - 2.0.2 OK-
sane SANE - library scanning CONDITIONS
RED - 1.0.24 OK-

---------------
| COMPILEDEP |
---------------

services of building support of the library of libtool libtool - CONDITIONS
RED - 2.4.2 OK-
C of the CONDITIONS of the C++, GCC GCC compiler and GNU project-
RED - 4.9.2 OK-
make - GNU make utility to maintain groups of programs CONDITIONS
RED 3.0 4.0 OK.

----------------------
| Python extensions.
----------------------

cupsext CONDITIONS of CUTS-Extension
RED - 3.15.7 OK-
hpmudext CONDITIONS of IO-Extension
RED - 3.15.7 OK-

-----------------------
| Analyze the Configuration |
-----------------------

scanext scan-SANE-Extension CONDITIONS
RED - 3.15.7 OK-
hpaio CONDITIONS of HPLIP-SANE-Backend
RED - 3.15.7 OK ' hpaio found in /etc/sane.d/dll.co
NF'

-----------------------
| Other dependencies.
-----------------------

------------------------------
| DISCOVERY SCANNER DEVICES |
------------------------------

Not find scanner.

--------------------------
| DISCOVERY USB DEVICES |
--------------------------

No devices found.

---------------------------------
| THE INSTALLED CUPS PRINT QUEUES.
---------------------------------

HP_Deskjet_3520_series
----------------------
Type: unknown
The device URI: dnssd://Deskjet%203520%20series%20%5B5DEC84%5D._ipp._tcp.l ALCO /? UUID = 1c852a4
d-b800-1f08-abcd-28924a5dec84
PPD: /etc/cups/ppd/HP_Deskjet_3520_series.ppd
Description of PPD: HP Deskjet 3520 Series, hpcups 3.15.7
Status of the printer: printer HP_Deskjet_3520_series is inactive. activated since Friday, August 28, 2015 0
19:04:42 CEST
WARNING: printer is not installed for HPLIP. Printers must use the hp: hpfax or: CUPS backen
d for HP devices.

--------------
| AUTHORIZATION |
--------------

-----------
| SUMMARY |
-----------

Missing required dependencies
-----------------------------
None

Lack of optional dependencies
-----------------------------
None

Total errors: 0
Total warnings: 1

Fact.
Arnett@Arnett-Latitude-D510: ~ $

After the system restarts, HPLIP load in the system tray. Although the printer is installed and configured in the KDE system settings, it does not show in HPLIP or Manager HPLIP of devices. Why doesn't the HPLIP printer?

I found a few things to check to make sure that HPLIP works well. First of all, remove all printers which has not setup failed. Also, make sure that the HP printer didn't need to be redefined to allow wireless communication. Then make sure that the installation routine performs through the configuration of the wireless connection. It should work reliably after that. Do some tests, then resart your computer and scan something else. I used playing cards...

Unable to dial international

Cannot call international calls. CME 10 running on 2921 router have PRI circuit

find call capture below. At & t says that it is not there.

using # for inter-chiffre timeout

Call number 5864467604

Number of the caller 80118128813990 #.

call capture:

008206: Mar 1 17:09:45.761: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccGenerateToneInfo:

Stop your finger = FALSE, tone = Null,

Tone management = sum network, Params = 0 x 0, Call Id = 62839

008207: Mar 1 17:09:45.761: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_call_feature:

Star Type = 50, = 0x40977FA8, Id = 62886 Call Interface

008208: 1 Mar 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_call_facility:

Interface = 0x40977FA8, Id = 62886 Call

008209: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_ha_call_active_notify:

008210: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: mainst_callID:0xF5A6, peer_callID:0xF577, confID:0 x 874 call_info, spi_type:4, media_flo_thru:1, num_streams:1, swmtpmsp_present:0

008211: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_ha_call_active_notify:

008212: 17:09:45.785 Mar 1: stream [0]: callid:0xF5A6, media_passthrough:0

008213: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceDestroy:

Conference Id = 0 x 874, Tag = 0 x 0

008214: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceDestroy:

008215: 17:09:45.785 Mar 1: confID:0 x 874; callEntry1 callID1:0xF577, type: 6; callEntry2 callID2:0xF5A6, type: 3

008216: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_drop_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 874, Source Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Source Call Id = 62839.

Call destination ID = 62886, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

008217: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

008218: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

008219: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

008220: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

008221: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

008222: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

008223: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

008224: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

008225: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_drop_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 874, Source = 0x40977FA8, Source Call Id = 62886 Interface.

Call destination ID = 62839, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

008226: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_generic_bridge_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 874, Source = 0x40977FA8, Source Call Id = 62886 Interface.

Call destination ID = 62839, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

008227: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccCallFacility:

Call Id = 62886

008228: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

(Raytheon = 0xFFFFFFFF, callID1 = 0xF577, gcid = B9B65DF0-DF3011E5-8291F44E-5E62F10, tag = 0 x 0)

008229: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

(Raytheon = 0xFFFFFFFF, callID2 = 0xF5A6, gcid = B9B65DF0-DF3011E5-8291F44E-5E62F10, tag = 0 x 0)

008230: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

Conference Id = 0xFFFFFFFF, call = 62839 Id1, Id2 appeal is 62886, Tag = 0 x 0

008231: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 876, Source Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Source Call Id = 62839.

Call destination ID = 62886, available = 0x0, Tag = 0xFFFFFFFF

008232: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

008233: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

008234: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

008235: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

008236: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 876, Source = 0x40977FA8, Source Call Id = 62886 Interface.

Call destination ID = 62839, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

008237: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_generic_bridge_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 876, Source = 0x40977FA8, Source Call Id = 62886 Interface.

Call destination ID = 62839, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

008238: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

Call the entry (Conference Id = 0 x 876, Destination Call Id = 62886)

008239: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

Call the entry (Conference Id = 0 x 876, Destination Call Id = 62839)

008240: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

008241: 17:09:45.785 Mar 1: confID:0 x 876; callEntry1 callID1:0xF577, type: 6; callEntry2 callID2:0xF5A6, type: 3

008242: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

Destination interface is 0x40977FA8, Destination Call Id = 62886, Source Call Id = 62839.

Caps (Codec = 0 x 1, Fax rate = 0 x 1, Fax Version: = 0, Vad = 0 x 1,)

Modem = 0 x 2, Codec bytes = 20, Type of Signal = 3)

008243: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

Caps (Playout Mode = 1, Initial = 60 (ms) playout, Playout Min = 40 (ms),)

Playout Max = 1000 (ms), Fax name = 300 (ms))

008244: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

Destination interface is 0x3E9926D4, Destination Call Id = 62839, Source Call Id = 62886.

Caps (Codec = 0 x 1, Fax rate = 0 x 2, Fax Version: = 0, Vad = 0 x 2,)

Modem = 0 x 0, Codec bytes = 160, Type of Signal = 2)

008245: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

Caps (Playout Mode = 1, Initial = 60 (ms) playout, Playout Min = 40 (ms),)

Playout Max = 1000 (ms), Fax name = 300 (ms))

008246: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ack:

Destination interface is 0x3E9926D4, Destination Call Id = 62839, Source Call Id = 62886.

Version of caps (codec = g711ulaw (0x1), Fax Rate = (0 x 2) FAX_RATE_VOICE, Fax: = 0, ON(0x2) = Vad,)

Modem = OFF (0x0), Codec bytes = 160, Type of Signal = 2, Seq Num Start = 43331)

008247: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ack:

Destination interface is 0x40977FA8, Destination Call Id = 62886, Source Call Id = 62839.

Version of caps (codec = g711ulaw (0x1), Fax Rate = (0 x 2) FAX_RATE_VOICE, Fax: = 0, ON(0x2) = Vad,)

Modem = OFF (0x0), Codec bytes = 160, Type of Signal = 2, Seq Num Start = 43331)

008248: Mar 1 17:09:45.789: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccCallNotify:

Mask of data bits = 0 x 7, Call Id = 62886

008249: Mar 1 17:09:45.789: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_process_notify_bridge_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 876, call Id1 is 62839, call Id2 = 62886

008250: Mar 1 17:09:45.789: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_voice_mode_event:

Call Id = 62839

008251: Mar 1 17:09:45.789: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_voice_mode_event:

Call Entry (Context = 0x3F2BFE78)

008252: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/2E5FCA3F803E/CCAPI/cc_api_display_ie_subfields:

cc_api_call_setup_ind_common:

Cisco-username = 1604

-ccCallInfo IE subfields-

Cisco-ani = 1604

Cisco-anitype = 0

Cisco-aniplan = 0

Cisco-anipi = 0

Cisco-anisi = 1

dest = 80118128813990 #.

Cisco-desttype = 0

Cisco-destplan = 0

Cisco-ISDS = FFFFFFFF

Cisco-rdn =

Cisco-rdntype = 0

Cisco-rdnplan = 0

Cisco-rdnpi =-1

Cisco-rdnsi =-1

Cisco-redirectreason = - 1 fwd_final_type = 0

final_redirectNumber =

hunt_group_timeout = 0

008253: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/2E5FCA3F803E/CCAPI/cc_api_call_setup_ind_common:

Interface = 0x40977FA8, call Info)

Number = 1604,(Calling Name=) (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed).

Called number = # 80118128813990 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown)

The appeal translated = FALSE, Subscriber Type Str = unknown, FinalDestinationFlag = FALSE,

Incoming dial-peer = 40016, progress Indication = NULL (0), Calling THE Present = TRUE,

Road Trkgrp Label source, label Trkgrp road target = CLID Transparent = FALSE), call Id = 62895

008254: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/2E5FCA3F803E/CCAPI/ccCheckClipClir:

In: Component number = 1604 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed)

008255: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/2E5FCA3F803E/CCAPI/ccCheckClipClir:

Out: Component number = 1604 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed)

008256: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_get_feature_vsa:

008257: 17:10:02.912 Mar 1: cc_get_feature_vsa success of malloc

008258: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_get_feature_vsa:

008259: 17:10:02.912 Mar 1: number of cc_get_feature_vsa is 6

008260: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_get_feature_vsa:

008261: 17:10:02.912 Mar 1: the FEATURE_VSA attributes are: feature_name:0, feature_time:567235496, feature_id:10085

008262: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_setup_ind_common:

Set up the event sent;

Call Info (number = 1604 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed),)

Called number = # 80118128813990 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown))

008263: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_process_call_setup_ind:

Event = 0x3E5C7A48

008264: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_setupind_match_search:

Try again with the demoted called number # 80118128813990

008265: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallSetContext:

Context = 0x3F2BD328

008266: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_process_call_setup_ind:

> Handed CCAPI cid 62895 with tag 40016 app '_ManagedAppProcess_Default '.

008267: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallSetupAck:

Call Id = 62895

008268: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_set_transfer_info:

Number of transfer =, reason of transfer = 0x0

008269: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallReportDigits:

(callID = 0xF5AF, digit_event = 0 x 0, enable = FALSE, consume = FALSE)

008270: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallReportDigits:

Enabled = TRUE, Call Id = 62895

008271: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_report_digits_done:

(vdbPtr = 0x40977FA8, callID = 0xF5AF, disp = 0, digit_event = 0 x 0, enable = FALSE, consume = FALSE)

008272: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_report_digits_done:

Enabled = TRUE, available = 0 x 0, Interface = 0x40977FA8, Call Id = 62895

008273: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_report_digits_done:

Call the entry (first number Timeout = 10000 (ms), including Timeout = 10000 (ms)) numbers

008274: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallProceeding:

Progress Indication = NULL (0)

008275: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallSetupRequest:

Destination =, Calling IE date = TRUE, Mode = 0.

Leaving Dial-peer = 220, Params = 0x3F2AA448, Indication = NULL (0) progress

008276: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCheckClipClir:

In: Component number = 5864467604 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed)

008277: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCheckClipClir:

Departures: Component number = 5864467604 (TONE = unknown, NPI = unknown = User, spent, screening presentation allowed =)

008278: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallSetupRequest:

The destination model = 8011 t., called number = 80118128813990, band numbers = TRUE

008279: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallSetupRequest:

Number = 5864467604 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed).

Called number = 80118128813990 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown).

Redirect = number, display Info is MacDormott, Tracy

Account number = 1604, Final Destination flag = FALSE,

GUID = 2E5FCA3F-DF31-11E5-803E-E9BB423D3151, outbound Dial-peer = 220

008280: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_display_ie_subfields:

ccCallSetupRequest:

Cisco-username = 1604

-ccCallInfo IE subfields-

Cisco-ani = 5864467604

Cisco-anitype = 0

Cisco-aniplan = 0

Cisco-anipi = 0

Cisco-anisi = 1

dest = 80118128813990

Cisco-desttype = 0

Cisco-destplan = 0

Cisco-ISDS = FFFFFFFF

Cisco-rdn =

Cisco-rdntype = 0

Cisco-rdnplan = 0

Cisco-rdnpi =-1

Cisco-rdnsi =-1

Cisco-redirectreason = - 1 fwd_final_type = 0

final_redirectNumber =

hunt_group_timeout = 0

008281: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccIFCallSetupRequestPrivate:

Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Type of Interface = 6, Destination =, the Mode = 0x0,

Call Params (number = 5864467604, (component name = MacDormott, Tracy) (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed),)

Called number = 80118128813990 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown), the appeal translated = FALSE,

Subscriber Type Str = unknown, FinalDestinationFlag = FALSE, outgoing Dial-peer = 220, Call Count On = FALSE,

Trkgrp road Label source, label of road target Trkgrp =, tg_label_flag = 0, Application Call Id =)

008282: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_get_feature_vsa:

008283: 17:10:02.920 Mar 1: cc_get_feature_vsa success of malloc

008284: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_get_feature_vsa:

008285: 17:10:02.920 Mar 1: number of cc_get_feature_vsa is 7

008286: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_get_feature_vsa:

008287: 17:10:02.920 Mar 1: the FEATURE_VSA attributes are: feature_name:0, feature_time:567239752, feature_id:10086

008288: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccIFCallSetupRequestPrivate:

Application for facility call SPI's success; Interface type = 6, FlowMode = 1

008289: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallSetContext:

Context = 0x3F2AA3F8

008290: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccSaveDialpeerTag:

Outbound Dial-peer = 220

008291: 17:10:02.924 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: application typeplan for sw-type 0xD is 0 x 2 0 x 1, Calling num 5864467604

008292: 17:10:02.924 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: sending INSTALLATION callref = 0x035A callID = 0x82DB = primary interface - or = User switch

008293: 17:10:02.924 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: TX-> INSTALLATION pd = callref 8 = 0x035A

Carrying capacity I = 0x8090A2

Standard = CCITT

Ability to transfer = speech

Circuit transfer mode

Transfer rate = 64 kbit/s

The channel ID I have = 0xA98397

Exclusive, Channel 23

Installation I have = 0x9F8B0100A11902013C02010080114D6163446F726D6F74742C205472616379

Protocol profile = Extensions of networks

0xA11902013C02010080114D6163446F726D6F74742C205472616379

Element = Invoke component

Invoke Id = 60

Operation = CallingName

Name the permitted view extended

Name = MacDormott, Tracy

Calling party number i = 0 x 2181, '5864467604'

Plan: ISDN, Type: National

Called the part number I = 0 x 80, 8 '0118128813990' has been stripped.

Plan: Unknown Type: unknown

008294: 17:10:03.024 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: RX<- call_proc="" pd="8" callref="">

The channel ID I have = 0xA98397

Exclusive, Channel 23

008295: Mar 1 17:10:03.024: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_proceeding:

Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Indication = NULL (0) progress

008296: 17:10:04.124 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: RX<- progress="" pd="8" callref="">

Because I = 0x82FF - error of interoperability; unspecified

Tuition I = 0 x 8281 - call ISDN not end-to-end, can have information in the Strip

008297: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_cut_progress:

Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Indication of progress = NOT ISDN (1) across, Indication = INTERCEPT (2), signals

Value = 127

008298: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_cut_progress:

Call Entry (Responsed = TRUE)

008299: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallCutProgress:

Indication of step = NOT ISDN (1) across, Signal Indication = INTERCEPT (2), Cause Value = 127

Voice call send alert = FALSE, entry calls (alert sent = FALSE)

008300: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallCutProgress:

Call Entry (Responsed = TRUE)

008301: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

(Raytheon = 0xFFFFFFFF, callID1 = 0xF5AF, gcid = 2E606667-DF3111E5-8041E9BB-423D3151, tag = 0 x 0)

008302: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

(Raytheon = 0xFFFFFFFF, callID2 = 0xF5B0, gcid = 2E606667-DF3111E5-8041E9BB-423D3151, tag = 0 x 0)

008303: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

Conference Id = 0xFFFFFFFF, call = 62895 Id1, Id2 appeal is 62896, Tag = 0 x 0

008304: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

008305: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

008306: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

008307: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

008308: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 877, Source = 0x40977FA8, Source Call Id = 62895 Interface.

Call destination ID = 62896, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

008309: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 877, Source Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Source Call Id = 62896.

Call destination ID = 62895, available = 0x0, Tag = 0xFFFFFFFF

008310: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_generic_bridge_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 877, Source Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Source Call Id = 62896.

Call destination ID = 62895, available = 0x0, Tag = 0xFFFFFFFF

008311: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

Call the entry (Conference Id = 0 x 877, Destination Call Id = 62896)

008312: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

Call the entry (Conference Id = 0 x 877, Destination Call Id = 62895)

008313: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

008314: 17:10:04.128 Mar 1: confID:0 x 877; callEntry1 callID1:0xF5AF, type: 3; callEntry2 callID2:0xF5B0, type: 6

008315: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

Destination interface is 0x40977FA8, Destination Call Id = 62895, Source Call Id = 62896.

Caps (Codec = 0 x 1, Fax rate = 0 x 1, Fax Version: = 0, Vad = 0 x 1,)

Modem = 0 x 2, Codec bytes = 20, Type of Signal = 3)

008316: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

Caps (Playout Mode = 1, Initial = 60 (ms) playout, Playout Min = 40 (ms),)

Playout Max = 1000 (ms), Fax name = 300 (ms))

008317: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

Destination interface is 0x3E9926D4, Destination Call Id = 62896, Source Call Id = 62895.

Caps (Codec = 0 x 1, Fax rate = 0 x 2, Fax Version: = 0, Vad = 0 x 2,)

Modem = 0 x 0, Codec bytes = 160, Type of Signal = 2)

008318: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

Caps (Playout Mode = 1, Initial = 60 (ms) playout, Playout Min = 40 (ms),)

Playout Max = 1000 (ms), Fax name = 300 (ms))

008319: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ack:

Destination interface is 0x3E9926D4, Destination Call Id = 62896, Source Call Id = 62895.

Version of caps (codec = g711ulaw (0x1), Fax Rate = (0 x 2) FAX_RATE_VOICE, Fax: = 0, ON(0x2) = Vad,)

Modem = OFF (0x0), Codec bytes = 160, Type of Signal = 2, Seq Num Start = 8134)

008320: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ack:

Destination interface is 0x40977FA8, Destination Call Id = 62895, Source Call Id = 62896.

Version of caps (codec = g711ulaw (0x1), Fax Rate = (0 x 2) FAX_RATE_VOICE, Fax: = 0, ON(0x2) = Vad,)

Modem = OFF (0x0), Codec bytes = 160, Type of Signal = 2, Seq Num Start = 8134)

008321: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallNotify:

Mask of data bits = 0 x 7, Call Id = 62895

008322: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallNotify:

Mask of data bits = 0 x 7, Call Id = 62895

008323: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_process_notify_bridge_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 877, call Id1 is 62895, call Id2 = 62896

008324: Mar 1 17:10:04.132: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_voice_mode_event:

Call Id = 62896

008325: Mar 1 17:10:04.132: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_voice_mode_event:

Call Entry (Context = 0x3F2AA3F8)

008326: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_disconnected:

Value = 16, = 0x40977FA8, Id = 62895 Call Interface

008327: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_disconnected:

Call the entry (Responsed = TRUE, Cause value = 16, Retry Count = 0)

008328: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceDestroy:

Conference Id = 0 x 877, Tag = 0 x 0

008329: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceDestroy:

008330: 17:10:13.376 Mar 1: confID:0 x 877; callEntry1 callID1:0xF5AF, type: 3; callEntry2 callID2:0xF5B0, type: 6

008331: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

008332: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

008333: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62896, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

008334: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

008335: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

008336: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

008337: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

008338: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

008339: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_drop_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 877, Source = 0x40977FA8, Source Call Id = 62895 Interface.

Call destination ID = 62896, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

008340: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_drop_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 877, Source Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Source Call Id = 62896.

Call destination ID = 62895, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

008341: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_generic_bridge_done:

Conference Id = 0 x 877, Source Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Source Call Id = 62896.

Call destination ID = 62895, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

008342: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallDisconnect:

Value = 16, Tag = 0x0, entry calls (previous disconnection Cause = 0, remove the Cause = 0)

008343: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallDisconnect:

Value = 16, entered calls (Responsed = TRUE, Cause value = 16)

008344: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_get_transfer_info:

Number of transfer = NULL

008345: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallDisconnect:

Value = 16, Tag = 0x0, entry calls (previous disconnection Cause = 0, remove the Cause = 16)

008346: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallDisconnect:

Value = 16, entered calls (Responsed = TRUE, Cause value = 16)

008347: Mar 1 17:10:13.392: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_disconnect_done:

Available = 0, Interface = 0x40977FA8, Tag = 0 x 0, Call Id = 62895,

Call the entry (disconnect Cause = 16, class voice Cause Code = 0, retry count = 0)

008348: Mar 1 17:10:13.392: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_disconnect_done:

Call interrupted event sent

008349: Mar 1 17:10:13.392: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_free_feature_vsa:

008350: 17:10:13.392 Mar 1: cc_free_feature_vsa release 21CF53A0

008351: Mar 1 17:10:13.392: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_free_feature_vsa:

008352: 17:10:13.392 Mar 1: free vsacount is 6

008353: 17:10:13.396 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: TX-> the DISCONNECT pd = callref 8 = 0x035A

Because I = 0 x 8090 - Normal call clearing

008354: 17:10:13.676 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: RX<- release="" pd="8" callref="">

008355: 17:10:13.676 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: TX-> the RELEASE_COMP pd = callref 8 = 0x035A

008356: Mar 1 17:10:13.676: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_disconnect_done:

Available = 0, Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Tag = 0 x 0, Call Id = 62896,

Call the entry (disconnect Cause = 16, class voice Cause Code = 0, retry count = 0)

008357: Mar 1 17:10:13.676: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_disconnect_done:

Call interrupted event sent

008358: Mar 1 17:10:13.676: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_free_feature_vsa:

008359: 17:10:13.676 Mar 1: cc_free_feature_vsa release 21CF6440

008360: Mar 1 17:10:13.676: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_free_feature_vsa:

008361: 17:10:13.676 Mar 1: free vsacount is 5

008362: Mar 1 17:10:20.876: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccGenerateToneInfo:

Stop your finger = FALSE, tone = Null,

Tone management = sum network, Params = 0 x 0, Call Id = 62839

008363: Mar 1 17:10:20.880: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_call_feature:

Star Type = 50, = 0x40977FA8, Id = 62886 Call Interface

008364: Mar 1 17:10:20.888: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_call_facility:

Interface = 0x40977FA8, Id = 62886 Call

008365: Mar 1 17:10:20.888: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_ha_call_active_notify:

008366: Mar 1 17:10:20.888: mainst_callID:0xF5A6, peer_callID:0xF577, confID:0 x 876 call_info, spi_type:4, media_flo_thru:1, num_streams:1, swmtpmsp_present:0

008367: Mar 1 17:10:20.888: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_ha_call_active_notify:

008368: 17:10:20.888 Mar 1: stream [0]: callid:0xF5A6, media_passthrough:0

This is your error message:

008296: 17:10:04.124 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: RX<- progress="" pd="8" callref="">

Because I = 0x82FF - error of interoperability; unspecified

Tuition I = 0 x 8281 - call ISDN not end-to-end, can have information in the Strip

and receipts from your provider

Check your provider what await them under the dialed in, and what they expect of send you, they you say when you talked to them?

MGCP Gateway error

Hello

I have a weired question while changing the system of IPT. I'm inter network error during the call to the mobile phone number specifically.

My script is

CUCM 11, 0 - MGCP - PSTN gateway

I have 3 templates for itinerary. 1 for fixed telephony and mobile as its 8 digits, 1 international and 1 for contact details number of 3 digits. My problem is when I ask only on mobile phones, it gives me below error. Debug ISDN q931

Carrying capacity I = 0x8090A2
Standard = CCITT
Ability to transfer = speech
Circuit transfer mode
Transfer rate = 64 kbit/s
The channel ID I have = 0xA98381
Exclusive, channel 1
Display i = 'Home'
Calling party number i = 0 x 0081, '17214490'
Plan: Unknown Type: unknown
Called number i = 0 x 80, '36613334'
Plan: Unknown Type: unknown
003772: 16:44:08.584 Aug 21: ISDN Se0/0/0:15 Q931: RX<- call_proc="" pd="8" callref="">
The channel ID I have = 0xA98381
Exclusive, channel 1
003773: 16:44:09.024 Aug 21: ISDN Se0/0/0:15 Q931: RX<- disconnect="" pd="8" callref="">
Because I = 0x82FF - error of interoperability; unspecified
003774: 16:44:09.056 Aug 21: ISDN Se0/0/0:15 Q931: TX-> the LIBERATION pd = 8 = 0x000C callref
003775: 16:44:09.172 Aug 21: ISDN Se0/0/0:15 Q931: RX<- release_comp="" pd="8" callref="">
003776: 16:44:28.576 Aug 21: ISDN Se0/0/0:15 Q931: TX-> INSTALLATION pd = 8 = 0x000D callref

If I connect to the old PBX PRI, its works very well

any help or anyone facing the front.

Try changing the bottom under the routing model (called Group of Transformations) for the National and Mobile calls for:

Called Party number Type * to "'National" "

"" Left of the Dial Plan * to "ISDN"

Reset the gateway and call another test in the debug ISDN q931 it should show you

Called number i = 0 x 80, '36613334'
Plan: Unknown Type: unknown< this="" should="" be="" updated="" national="" and="" isdn="">

Test your landline and Mobile after you made the change.

-Terry

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Cannot call forward to external numbers

I put an external number for call forward when a user is away from their desk phone. Inside extension forward works but when a call comes provenance of the PSTN and hit the line and then is redirected to the outside number fails. Any ideas of what could be the cause?

Thanks for all the help.

> When entering the external call.

Original part number i = 0 x 2183 appellant, '2566138703'

Redirected part / first called: 2220

Incoming dial-peer = 1 & outbound Dial-peer = 2200

> When the call is redirected to the PSTN.

Calling party number i = 0 x 2181, '2566138703'

Plan: ISDN, Type: National

Called number i = 0 x 80, '2226561'

Plan: Unknown Type: unknown

Incoming Dial-peer = 6750 & outgoing Dial-peer = 9

then the disconneting the redirected call with 80AF entry door

13:20:27.258 on 23 Jan: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: TX-> the DISCONNECT pd = callref 8 = 0x1D89

Because I = 0x80AF - resource unavailable, unspecified

While Joseph was proposed, please cutting across dial peers for any incompatibility of codec.

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Outgoing Caller ID question using CUCM 8.6, MGCP gateway & PRI lines

Hello

We have two ranges DID with our provider: 02825911XX & 02829212XX

02825911XX maps extension 11XX

02829212XX 12XX expansion cards.

We have 2 E1 lines 60 channels.

Current configuration:

CUCM <----MGCP---->Gateway (8.6.2) (2921) <======2 e1="====">carrier / Teleco.

Question:

When calling 11XX we get correct caller id 02825911XX.

But when the 12XX we receive caller ID 02825911XX instead of 02829212XX.

for example: when calling 1206 far end caller id watch 0282591106 instead of 0282921206.

No problem in incoming calls on the two beaches.

The external mask are configured correctly in the domain name.

The debug ISDN q931 shows the correct caller until the gateway ID:

ISDN Se0/0/0:15 Q931: TX-> INSTALLATION pd = callref 8 = 0x016A
Complete package
Carrying capacity I = 0x8090A3
Standard = CCITT
Ability to transfer = speech
Circuit transfer mode
Transfer rate = 64 kbit/s
The channel ID I have = 0xA98396
Exclusive, Channel 22
Display i = 'test '.
Calling party number i = 0 x 0081, '0282921206'
Plan: Unknown Type: unknown
Called number i = 0 x 80, '82353587'
Plan: Unknown Type: unknown

Fixing ccapi inout & ISDN q931 debug. & Gateway config.

Hello Gyanendra,

I checked the configuration debug and gateway.

These debugging come from gateway. The catwalk shows TX - Setup. Once we have sent installation information to the telephone company, I don't think that we can change the ID calls information. This means that we send correct calling Telco part number information (0282921206).

May be that Telco is changing the number on their own party? Have you checked with Telco yet? If not, ask them what is the number of parties calling they get. You can do a live test and track same call with the telephone company engineer.

The details of trace log:

00:49:25.410 Sep 10: ISDN Se0/0/0:15 Q931: TX-> INSTALLATION pd = callref 8 = 0x016A

Complete package

Carrying capacity I = 0x8090A3

Standard = CCITT

Ability to transfer = speech

Circuit transfer mode

Transfer rate = 64 kbit/s

The channel ID I have = 0xA98396

Exclusive, Channel 22

Display = 'Ludvík Aunedi' i

Calling party number i = 0 x 0081, '0282921206'

Plan: Unknown Type: unknown

Called number i = 0 x 80, '82353587'

Plan: Unknown Type: unknown

00:49:26.222 Sep 10: ISDN Se0/0/0:15 Q931: RX<- call_proc="" pd="8" callref="0x816A ">

The channel ID I have = 0xA98396

Exclusive, Channel 22

00:49:26.222 Sep 10: ISDN Se0/0/0:15 Q931: RX<- alerting="" pd="8" callref="0x816A">

Sep 10 00:49:26.258: / / 6444, 9E3008C18C96, CCAPI, ccCallModifyExtended:

Numerator = 0x2B305B60, Params = 0x2B304D78, Id = 6444 Call

Sep 10 00:49:26.258: / / 6445, 9E3008C18C96, CCAPI, ccCallModify:

Numerator = 0x18E30, Params = 0x2B304F80, Id = 6445 Call

Sep 10 00:49:26.258: / / 6444, 9E3008C18C96, CCAPI, cc_api_call_modify_done:

Result = 0, = 0x2AF52C6C, Id = 6444 Call Interface

Sep 10 00:49:26.262: / / 6445, 9E3008C18C96, CCAPI, cc_api_call_modify_done:

Result = 0, = 0x2AD55F80, Id = 6445 Call Interface

Sep 10 00:49:29.406: / / 6444, 9E3008C18C96, CCAPI, cc_handle_inter_digit_timer:

Generate inter-chiffre timeout CC_EV_CALL_DIGIT_END event

00:49:35.262 Sep 10: ISDN Se0/0/0:15 Q931: RX<- connect="" pd="8" callref="0x816A">

00:49:35.266 Sep 10: ISDN Se0/0/0:15 Q931: TX-> the CONNECT_ACK pd = callref 8 = 0x016A

Also, can you do another test call and join:

Debug mgcp packet with debug ISDN q931 and CCAPI inout

Kind regards

Amarjeet

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