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Calling Party Number Options for Outgoing SETUP Message

Calling Party Number Options for Outgoing SETUP Message

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This feature allows the service provider to control the calling party number (CPN) data sent in the outbound SETUP message on redirected calls outbound from the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch to the PSTN. You can provision this option (via CLI command) using the SEND-RDN-AS-CPN token in the TRUNK-GRP table:

•If this token is set to Y (yes), the system overwrites the existing CPN with the redirecting number (RDN) and includes the new value in the outbound SETUP message.

•If this token is set to N (no), the system does not change the existing CPN data.
N is the default value.

This feature is applicable to the following scenarios:

•Redirection by a subscriber phone

•Redirection of a basic or Tandem call

Figure 1 shows an example of the networks and phones involved in redirection by a subscriber phone. Table 1 explains how to provision the SEND-RDN-AS-CPN token for various call-redirection scenarios and results.

Figure 1 General Network View for Redirection by a Subscriber Phone

Table 1 Provisioning Options for SEND-RDN-AS-CPN Token in TRUNK-GRP Table for Redirection by a Subscriber Phone

Scenario (See Figure 1)	Existing CPN and RDN Data (Example)	Value Provisioned for SEND-RDN- AS-CPN	Effect On Outbound SETUP Message	Content of Outbound SETUP Data (Example)
On-net to off-net call (either of the following): A -> B -> fwd -> C -> fwd -> off-net A -> C -> fwd -> off-net	CPN= 972-555-1111 RDN= 972-555-3333	Y	Overwrite CPN with RDN	CPN= 972-555-3333 RDN= 972-555-3333
		N	Do not change CPN	CPN= 972-555-1111 RDN= 972-555-3333
Off-net to on-net to off-net call: Inbound off-net call -> B -> fwd -> off-net Note In this example, the existing RDN (from the incoming SETUP message) is 817-555-8888. The new RDN is the DN of the forwarding phone, Subscriber B—972-555-2222.	CPN= 214-555-7777 RDN= 817-555-8888 (from incoming SETUP message)	Y	Overwrite CPN with RDN	CPN= 972-555-2222 RDN= 972-555-2222
		N	Do not change CPN	CPN= 214-555-7777 RDN= 972-555-2222

Figure 2 shows an example of the networks and phones involved in redirection of a basic or Tandem call. Table 2 explains how to provision the SEND-RDN-AS-CPN token for call-redirection scenarios and results. Note that the content of the outbound SETUP message depends on whether the RDN is available in the incoming SETUP message.

Figure 2 General Network View for Redirection of Basic or Tandem Call

Table 2 Provisioning Options for SEND-RDN-AS-CPN Token in TRUNK-GRP Table for Redirection of Basic or Tandem Call

Scenario (See Figure 2)	Existing CPN and RDN Data (Example)	Value Provisioned for SEND-RDN- AS-CPN	Effect On Outbound SETUP Message	Content of Outbound SETUP Data (Example)
Off-net to off-net call (basic or Tandem) with RDN available in the incoming SETUP message: off-net call -> Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch -> off-net	CPN= 214-555-7777 RDN= 817-555-8888 (from incoming SETUP message)	Y	Overwrite CPN with RDN	CPN= 817-555-8888 RDN= 817-555-8888
		N	Do not change CPN	CPN= 214-555-7777 RDN= 817-555-8888
Off-net to off-net call (basic or Tandem) with RDN not available in the incoming SETUP message: off-net call -> Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch -> off-net	CPN= 214-555-7777 RDN not available (from incoming SETUP message)	Y	Do not change CPN	CPN= 214-555-7777 RDN not available
		N	Do not change CPN	CPN= 214-555-7777 RDN not available