F on the end of the number

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On 26 lip 2012, at 14:59, Marcus Vinicius wrote:

> Hi, 
> 
> I have a ss7 connection with a TDM SWITCH (ERICSSON AXE). I can receive calls, but I can't make outgoing calls. 
> 
> I receive a rel 21 from de far end. 
> 
> I check this problem with my telco, and the telco said I'm sending the F character on the end of the number. 
> See the log of the ERICSSON side: 
> 
>       Data/Hora                     Protocol   Message   OPC    DPC    CIC   NA           NB               Origem                      
> #001   2012-07-26 09:08:52.294574    ISUP       IAM       882    3993   1     1736001002   0151136001019F   ARQ (10.18.35.243)   
> #002   2012-07-26 09:08:59.754713    ISUP       IAM       882    3993   2     1736001002   0151136001019F   ARQ (10.18.35.243)   
> #003   2012-07-26 09:08:59.807879    ISUP       CFN       3993   882    2                                   ARQ (10.18.35.243)   
> #004   2012-07-26 09:08:59.846372    ISUP       REL 21    3993   882    2                                   ARQ (10.18.35.243)   
> #005   2012-07-26 09:08:59.874530    ISUP       RLC       882    3993   2                                   ARQ (10.18.35.243)   

The 'F' character at the end of the dialed number is entirely correct. It signals to the far end switch, that there are no digits
left to wait for (no SAMs) and the number is in its full form.

The remote switch should strip and make its routing decision based on the remaining number and the fact that there are no more digits coming.

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