Id check your call-forward pattern is correctly set up to deal with the number if digits your forwarding.

Mchandak,

Are you saying that this informtion does not exist when we make the direct call....Is this the diference between the direct call and the forwarded call..

Hi,

Yes, that is the difference between both the calls. Since there is no Redirecting Party (Call Fwd DN) on a Direct call, you would not see this information. Not sure if this is the cause for it but that is the only difference I see in both the setup messages.

Your Telco should be able to provide information as to why they send a Disconnect for this call and based on that configuration changes can be made on CallManager/Gateway if needed.

Hope this helps

Ok, I fully understand now. But do you wonder if there would be any thing esle that would have been added to the digits..when its been redirected?

Redirected calls to other destination work just fine...

Ok I get you now.

The redirect number 2365 is the number from which the call was being redirected to the indian number..

I dont see anything else that is being added here and the field Redirecting Party Number:

Redirecting Number i = 0x00008F, '2365'

Plan:Unknown, Type:Unknown Sep 10 09:14:13.460: ISDN

This is the only thing I can see looks different. But since this call is being dropped by the Telco (We get a disconnect from them) I think only they can confirm as to what could be causing the issue

Most non-US Telcos will drop a call if the redirecting number is not valid to their switch. I have seen it happen in Canada. Try using a translation rule to modify the redirect-called number. Good luck.