Router 2911 - FXS problem - IPphones

[Bekirk999]

Hi everybody,

I’ve a problem with my FXS config. I’ve a 2911 router and I want to connect two fax .

This my current config:

voice-port 0/2/0

     timeouts interdigit 5

     description FXS PORT 0

     caller-id enable

!

voice-port 0/2/1

      timeouts interdigit 5

      description FXS PORT 1   

      caller-id enable

!

…

!

dial-peer voice 1 pots  

      destination-pattern 219    

      port 0/2/0

!

dial-peer voice 2 pots

      destination-pattern 220

      port 0/2/1

!

My question is, why I don’t receive the caller-id on my fax/phone. I’ve an other problem, I haven’t the end tone (the tone that we can hear when a phone ring off). I’ve the same problem on my IP Phones.

Can you help me please ?

Kirk

[Bekirk999]

No idea ?

Could you help me please

[Tracy Larson]

add

answer-address 219

and

answer-address 220

on the applicable ports.

Edit: Good Lord my answer has absolutely nothing to do with your question. I am not sure what I thought I read. I was working on some paging while posting and must have confused the two.

Anyway.........what are the incoming numbers coming in on? FXO ports or a PRI?

[Bekirk999]

Thanks for your reply.

You want to know what is the phone number displayed?

I haven't FXO ports so i think it's PRI but i'm not sure about this

Kirk.

EDIT: For the dialtone when a phone hangs up, the command for the fxs port is "tone dialtone remote-onhook". This command is on default setting and i haven't again this dialtone. What is the problem? (My ipphones have the same problem...Why?)

        Is it possible to define the same phone number on two FXS ports?

[Tracy Larson]

issue the command "show isdn status", what do you get?

[Bekirk999]

Sorry for this late

it doesn't work!

IOS 15.1 (this command is not recognized)

[Bekirk999]

Please, help me!

I just want to know how to enable the end-tone on my voip phones and pstn phones. This is the only thing that i want to know today because the other are optionnal.

Thanks

Kirk

[timothy.bailey]

Hi;

Try applying:

cptone (followed by country code i.e. GB for the UK) to the analogue voice ports.

As for the IP Phones if you post the e-phone and ephone-dn configurations I may be able to assist there also.

Hope this works for you I have this set on my FXS port.