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Extension Status (BTNR 188 Section 20 Issue 3 December 1989)The Extension Status Call supplementary service offers thecapability of determining, on request, the status of an extension.This service permits the establishment of a virtual call to anextension to determine its state (free, busy, out of service, ordiverted) without calling the extension.Controlled Diversion (BTNR 188 Section 21 Issue 3 December 1989)The Controlled Diversion supplementary service offers callers whoencounter Call Diversion (BTNR 188 Section 11) the capability ofeither allowing the diversion to proceed or exercising alternativecontrol over the subsequent progress of the call.The Call Diversion supplementary service allows the called numberto divert a call to another number based upon three diversion types:• Immediate• Busy• Ring No AnswerThe Controlled Diversion supplementary service allows the OmviaMedia Server the option of preventing a call from being diverted toanother number. This feature returns the diversion type and thenumber diverted to the application. This feature is helpful inpreventing outbound calls from being diverted to VM or ACDqueues.In addition, the application has access to read the Calling LineCategory (CLC) and Service Indicator Code (SIC) fields on inboundcalls and set both of these fields on outbound calls. The outboundCalling Line Identity (CLI) can also be set using this protocol. (SeeCLC Codes in Table 6-2 on page 6-7.)6-6 ISDN Protocol Administrator’s and Developer’s Guide 60001262, First Edition
DPNSS 1-Specific Supplementary ServicesTable 6-2. Calling Line Category (CLC) CodesCLCCodeMnemonic Name Parameters Description1 CLC-ORD CLC – Ordinary Service Marking Informs the recipient PBX thatthe calling or called party is anextension in the private network.Note Optional parameter servicemarking is not supported.2 CLC-DEC CLC – Decadic Status Informs the recipient PBX thatthe calling or called party is beingreceived through a non-DPNSS 1private circuit (for example, 10pps Decadic).Note Optional parameter statusis not supported.3 CLC-ISDN CLC – PublicISDN1 Status2 ISDN TypeInforms the recipient PBX thatthe calling or called party is beingreceived through an ISDN orISDN-like access to the publicnetwork.Note Optional parameter statusand ISDN type are not supported.4 CLC-PSTN CLC – PSTN Status Informs the recipient PBX thatthe calling or called party is onthe Public Switched TelephoneNetwork (PSTN).Note Optional parameter statusis not supported.5 CLC-MF5 CLC – SSM5 Status Informs the recipient PBX thatthe calling or called party is beingreceived through an SSMF5route.Note Optional parameter statusis not supported.6 CLC-OP CLC – Operator None Informs the recipient PBX thatthe calling or called party is anoperator in the private network.7 CLC-NET CLC – Network None Informs the recipient PBX thatthe call is a network call with nocalling or called party.60001262, First Edition DPNSS 1 Protocol 6-7
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ISDN Protocol Administrator’s and
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Table of ContentsList of FiguresixL
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Common Subroutines for the ISDN Too
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Siemens Cornet N ISDN Protocol 13-1
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Table 6-36. ISDN_DPNS_ACTIVATE_MWI
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About This DocumentPurpose and Audi
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Chapter 10—VN4 ISDN ProtocolDiscu
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Web SiteEntire Documentation SetInt
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InVisionGetting Started with InVisi
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AT&TThe AT&T specifications TR 5007
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British TelecomBritish Telecom spec
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ECMAEuropean Computer Manufacturers
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ConventionsThis document uses the f
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1In this chapter...▼ ISDN Overvie
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ISDN OverviewISDN Reference PointsR
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Information ElementsVariable-Length
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Information ElementsTable 2-2. Vari
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ISDN Message TypesCall InformationC
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ISDN Message TypesMiscellaneousMisc
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3In this chapter...▼ T1 Transfer
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T1 Transfer MethodsRelease Link Tru
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E1 Transfer MethodsE1 Transfer Meth
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E1 Transfer MethodsDPNSS 1 Call Tra
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InVision Toolkits OverviewEach tool
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Using the ISDNTKIT Toolkit Subrouti
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GET_DNIS_ALLUse the GET_DNIS_ALL su
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