The purpose of the Redirecting number information element is to identify to the diverted-to user the number from which diversion was invoked.
In normal calls there are CALLED NUMBER and CALLING NUMBER information elements, where the CALLING NUMBER contains the number of the user that is originating the call.
When the user is receiving a call and wants to redirect the call to another number he has to make a second call and internally connect the two calls. The second call can be done in two ways:
Redirecting call
CALLING NUMBER contains the number of ORIGINAL CALLER and add a REDIRECTING NUMBER that contains the number of the redirecting user.
The REDIRECTING NUMBER can be inserted by Abilis when performing the call forwards, the unconditional call transfers, and the third part transfers (3pTransfer), but it can also be received from a peer over a ISDN, CLUS, VO, SIP, and may be IAX interfaces.
Both situations has to be handled appropriately, with a great attention to the calling number VALIDATION which is present in all interfaces (NUM/NUMx for CLUS, NET-NUM for CTIVO, SIP/IAX-CG-NUM and CTISIP/CTIIAX table, NUM for ISDN).
For all interfaces are added the corresponding parameters:
CTIP-CF-CGO:[*,
          USER]
CLUS-CF-CGO:[*,
          USER]
VO-CF-CGO:[*,
          USER]
SIP-CF-CGO:[*,
          USER]
IAX-CF-CGO:[*,
          USER]
USER: the call not include the RG
              element, the call becomes a Normal
              call.
*: the call include the RG (REDIRECTING
              NUMBER ) element, even if empty.
The CALLING NUMBER contain the original calling number.
The REDIRECTING NUMBER contain the number assigned to the user.
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If assigned number results empty (e.g.
                      | 
To Enable/Disable support for incoming REDIRECTING NUMBER for
      CLUS, SIP, IAX is needed to configure the
      RG-IN:[DISABLE,
      ENABLE] parameter:
DISABLE:
For CLUS:
If NUM: not equal to
                  "*" it is verified according to
                  NUMx and NUM
                  parameters, rewritten with NUM-IN-REWRITE
                  then passed to CTIR.
If NUM:* it is
                  passed unnmodified and NUM-IN-REWRITE
                  ignored.
For SIP: The incoming CALLING NUMBER is verified according
              to SIP-CG-NUM parameter then passed to
              CTIR.
For IAX: The incoming CALLING NUMBER is verified according
              to IAX-CG-NUM parameter then passed to
              CTIR.
ENABLE
Incoming call WITHOUT REDIRECTING NUMBER
Same behaviour as for DISABLE.
Incoming call WITH REDIRECTING NUMBER:
For CLUS:
The incoming CALLING NUMBER is passed unmodified to CTIR.
If NUM: not equal to
                      "*" the REDIRECTING NUMBER is
                      verified according to NUMx and
                      NUM parameters, rewritten with
                      NUM-IN-REWRITE then passed to
                      CTIR.
If NUM:* the
                      REDIRECTING NUMBER is passed unmodified and
                      NUM-IN-REWRITE ignored.
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Interesting chapter: Section 55.4.1, “NUM and NUMx parameters for incoming calls”.  | 
For SIP:
The incoming CALLING NUMBER is passed unmodified to CTIR.
The incoming REDIRECTING NUMBER is verified
                      according to SIP-CG-NUM then passed
                      to CTIR.
For IAX:
The incoming CALLING NUMBER is passed unmodified to CTIR.
The incoming REDIRECTING NUMBER is verified
                      according to IAX-CG-NUM then passed
                      to CTIR.
For ISDN, thanks to the fact that in practice
      NUM has been always left configured as
      *, the support of RG will not be disabled, therefore
      we do not need RG-IN parameter as in
      CLUSTER/SIP/IAX.
ISDN NT:
Incoming call WITHOUT REDIRECTING NUMBER
The incoming CALLING NUMBER is verified against
                  NUM.
Incoming call WITH REDIRECTING NUMBER
The incoming CALLING NUMBER is passed unmodified to CTIR.
If NUM: not equal to
                  "*" the REDIRECTING NUMBER is verified
                  according to NUM parameter then passed to
                  CTIR.
If NUM:* the
                  REDIRECTING NUMBER is passed unmodified to CTIR.
ISDN TE:
Incoming CALLING NUMBER and REDIRECTING NUMBER are passed unmodified to CTIR.
These two parameters have been introduced in the CTIR to
      manipulate the REDIRECTING NUMBER. The default for
      RGI and RGO is
      *.
A call originated by a call transfer may be identified because RG field isn't empty, while a normal call has RG field empty. This is used to create special routings which are effective only for call transfers.
Use the following values to intercept normal calls:
RGI:## | Missing information element | 
RGI:# | Missing or Empty information element | 
Set the RGI parameter to a specific value to
      intercept only calls originated by call transfers.
Setting RGI:*, the rule
      intercepts every kind of call (transferred or not). The following table
      shows the range of RGI values:
[14:43:43] ABILIS_CPX:help isdn values
Meaning of special values used in ISDN CDI/CGI/SGI/SDI/RGI fields:
-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------------
 Symbol    | Meaning
-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------------
 *         | Don't care.
 #         | Missing or Empty information element
 ##        | Missing information element
 $         | Empty or Non-empty information element
 ?*        | Non-empty information element
-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------------
Meaning of special values used in ISDN CDO/CGO/SGO/SDO/RGO fields:
-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------------
 Symbol    | Meaning
-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------------
 *         | Pass correspondent input field untouched.
 #         | Set an empty information element. An empty information element in
           | most cases is removed.
-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------------The following are the log and CTI connection shown during a normal
      call from 901 to 902. Please note that there RGO
      field is empty.
[09:58:51] ABILIS_CPX:start ldmeCurrent Local Time: Wednesday 17/09/2015 14:10:29 (UTC+2.00) Start Debug Log content real-time logging (Type CTRL+C + ENTER to stop): Date Time Resource Ses Id Event Parameters ------ ------ ---------- ----- ---- -------------- -------------------------------------- 170915 141035 CtiP-149 6 6 E-DialRx CH:1 BC:Speech CG:uxq901 USER:test 170915 141035 CtiP-149 6 6 E-CallRx CH:1 BC:Speech CD:ux902 CG:uxq901 170915 141035 CtiP-149 6 6 E-Route Match PR:4 170915 141035 CtiP-102 6 6 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:TR CD:ux902 CG:uxq901 170915 141035 CtiP-149 6 6 E-NumComplete CDI:ux902 CDO:ux902 170915 141035 CtiP-102 6 6 E-AlertRx CH:1 USER:test2 170915 141035 CtiP-149 6 6 E-AlertTx CH:1 PI:81 88 PREVIOUS COMMAND(s) ABORTED [09:59:08] ABILIS_CPX:d ctice------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SES:6 TYPE:TR ST:ALERT PR:4 STI:07/00 STO:04/00 EEC:NO ID :6 START:17/09/2015 14:12:23 DURATION:0 REMAINING:- IN:149 BCI:Speech OUT:102 BCO:Speech CDI:ux902 CDO:ux902 CGI:uxq901 CGO:uxq901 SDI: SDO: SGI: SGO: RGI: RGO:
The following are logs and CTI connection shown during a
      transferred call. User test (phone number 901) calls user:test2 (phone
      number 902). User test2 transfers calls to a cellphone (phone number
      333xxxxxx). Please note that RGO field isn't empty,
      because there's a transferred call.
[12:28:00] ABILIS_CPX:start ldmeCurrent Local Time: Wednesday 17/09/2015 14:20:41 (UTC+2.00) Start Debug Log content real-time logging (Type CTRL+C + ENTER to stop): Date Time Resource Ses Id Event Parameters ------ ------ ---------- ----- ---- -------------- -------------------------------------- 170915 142045 CtiP-149 10 10 E-DialRx CH:1 BC:Speech CG:uxq901 USER:test 170915 142045 CtiP-149 10 10 E-CallRx CH:1 BC:Speech CD:ux902 CG:uxq901 170915 142045 CtiP-149 10 10 E-Route Match PR:4 170915 142045 CtiP-102 10 10 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:TR CD:ux902 CG:uxq901 170915 142045 CtiP-102 10 10 E-CallForward RULE:ALWAYS USER:test2 170915 142045 CtiP-149 10 10 E-NumComplete CDI:ux902 CDO:ux902 170915 142045 CtiP-102 10 11 E-CallRx CH:0 BC:Speech CD:ux8333xxxxxx CG:uxq901 RG:uxay902 USER:test2 170915 142045 CtiP-102 10 11 E-Route Match PR:10 170915 142045 CtiCl-1 10 11 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:VtoC CD:ux8333xxxxxx CG:uxq901 RG:uxay902 CODERS:Spirit 170915 142045 CtiP-102 10 11 E-NumComplete CDI:ux8333xxxxxx CDO:ux333xxxxxx 170915 142045 CtiP-102 10 12 E-CallTransfer SES/ID-IN:11 SES/ID-OUT:10 T301:179 170915 142046 CtiCl-1 10 12 E-ProgressRx CODERS:Spirit 170915 142046 CtiCl-1 10 12 E-ProgressRx CODERS:Spirit 170915 142046 CtiCl-1 10 12 E-AlertRx CH:34 CODERS:Spirit 170915 142046 CtiP-149 10 12 E-AlertTx CH:1 PI:81 88 PREVIOUS COMMAND(s) ABORTED [12:28:35] ABILIS_CPX:d ctice------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SES:10 TYPE:VtoC ST:ACTIVE PR:TRS[4/10] STI:10/00 STO:10/00 EEC:NO ID :12 START:17/09/2015 14:24:14 DURATION:2 REMAINING:- IN:149 BCI:Speech OUT:Clus1 BCO:Speech CDI:ux902 CDO:ux333xxxxxx CGI:uxq901 CGO:uxq901 SDI: SDO: SGI: SGO: RGI: RGO:uxay902 CODER:Spirit SP:6400 FMRLY:YES FAXSP:7200 DJ:50 FMDJ:200 CTIAC:2 BW:8800 SC:NO MODSP:7200 MJ:250 FMMJ:400 MODE:- CurJ:0 TopJ:0 AvgJ:0 FaxPg:0 ECM:YES UND:0 OVR:0
The CTI routing PR:5 is used
      to call the cellphone. This rule intercept normal calls and transferred
      calls, because RGI:*.
[12:37:26] ABILIS_CPX:d ctire pr:5
Last change: 17/09/2015 10:01:34 CET
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PR:5  DESCR:
   ACT:YES  EDT:NO   BCI:VOICE                     BCO:*        EEC:NO
   NEXT:NO           POI:PBX   SR:#        GI:#    OUT:Clus1
   LAST:ANY          CDI:8?*                       CDO:'CDI.S2'
   T301:Dft          CGI:*                         CGO:*
   UDT:NO            SDI:*                         SDO:*
   LCS:NO            SGI:*                         SGO:*
   LCST:Sys          RGI:*                         RGO:*
   IG:Sys       OG:Sys      SG:Sys      DL:Sys       DH:Sys
   FMRLY:Sys    FAXSP:AUTO  MODSP:AUTO  FMLVL:Sys    FMDJ:Sys   FMMJ:Sys
   SP:6400      SC:Sys      DJ:Sys      MJ:Sys                  ECM:SYS
   CODERS:Sys
   SPOUT:*      SCOUT:*     DJOUT:*     MJOUT:*     
   CODERSOUT:*
   TI1:ALL,00:00-23:59                TI2:#  TI3:#  TI4:#  TI5:#  
Example: administrator can configure Abilis so that users cannot
      transfer calls to cellphones. Rule
      PR:5 must be modified setting
      RGI:## and rule
      PR:6 must be created.
[12:40:26] ABILIS_CPX:s ctir pr:5 rgi:##COMMAND EXECUTED [12:40:34] ABILIS_CPX:d ctire pr:5Last change: 17/09/2015 10:01:34 CET ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PR:5 DESCR: ACT:YES EDT:NO BCI:VOICE BCO:* EEC:NO NEXT:NO POI:PBX SR:# GI:# OUT:Clus1 LAST:ANY CDI:8?* CDO:'CDI.S2' T301:Dft CGI:* CGO:* UDT:NO SDI:* SDO:* LCS:NO SGI:* SGO:* LCST:Sys RGI:## RGO:* IG:Sys OG:Sys SG:Sys DL:Sys DH:Sys FMRLY:Sys FAXSP:AUTO MODSP:AUTO FMLVL:Sys FMDJ:Sys FMMJ:Sys SP:6400 SC:Sys DJ:Sys MJ:Sys ECM:SYS CODERS:Sys SPOUT:* SCOUT:* DJOUT:* MJOUT:* CODERSOUT:* TI1:ALL,00:00-23:59 TI2:# TI3:# TI4:# TI5:# [12:44:49] ABILIS_CPX:a ctir pr:6 poi:pbx out:none cdi:8* cdo:'cdi.s2' rgi:?* sp:64000 coders:g.711COMMAND EXECUTED [12:44:57] ABILIS_CPX:d ctire pr:6- Not Saved (SAVE CONF), Not Refreshed (INIT) --------------------------------- Last change: 17/09/2015 10:01:34 CET ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PR:6 DESCR: ACT:YES EDT:NO BCI:VOICE BCO:* EEC:NO NEXT:NO POI:PBX SR:# GI:# OUT:# LAST:ANY CDI:8* CDO:'CDI.S2' T301:Dft CGI:* CGO:* UDT:NO SDI:* SDO:* LCS:NO SGI:* SGO:* LCST:Sys RGI:?* RGO:* IG:Sys OG:Sys SG:Sys DL:Sys DH:Sys FMRLY:Sys FAXSP:AUTO MODSP:AUTO FMLVL:Sys FMDJ:Sys FMMJ:Sys SP:64000 SC:Sys DJ:Sys MJ:Sys ECM:SYS CODERS:G.711 SPOUT:* SCOUT:* DJOUT:* MJOUT:* CODERSOUT:* TI1:ALL,00:00-23:59 TI2:# TI3:# TI4:# TI5:#
The following is the log of a transferred call to a cellphone: the call fails.
[12:46:17] ABILIS_CPX:start ldme
Current Local Time: Wednesday 17/09/2015 14:40:03 (UTC+2.00)
Start Debug Log content real-time logging (Type CTRL+C + ENTER to stop):
Date   Time   Resource   Ses   Id   Event          Parameters
------ ------ ---------- ----- ---- -------------- --------------------------------------
170915 144009 CtiP-149      16   16 E-DialRx       CH:1 BC:Speech CG:uxq901 USER:test
170915 144009 CtiP-149      16   16 E-CallRx       CH:1 BC:Speech CD:ux902 CG:uxq901
170915 144009 CtiP-149      16   16 E-Route Match  PR:4  
170915 144009 CtiP-102      16   16 E-CallTx       BC:Speech TY:TR CD:ux902 
                                                   CG:uxq901
170915 144009 CtiP-102      16   16 E-CallForward  RULE:ALWAYS USER:test2
170915 144009 CtiP-149      16   16 E-NumComplete  CDI:ux902 CDO:ux902
170915 144009 CtiP-102      16   17 E-CallRx       CH:0 BC:Speech CD:ux8333xxxxxx 
                                                   CG:uxq901 RG:uxay902 USER:test
170915 144009 CtiP-102      16   17 E-Route Match  PR:6 
170915 144009 CtiP-102      16   17 E-InternalFail PR:6  CAUSE:FF A8 (CPX, No port 
                                                   available (NO_PORT))
170915 144009 CtiP-102      16   17 E-Route Fail   PR:11  CAUSE:FF A8 (CPX, No port 
                                                   available (NO_PORT))
170915 144009 CtiP-102      16   17 E-CallFailTx   CH:0 CAUSE:81 83 (LPN, No route 
                                                   to destination)
170915 144009 CtiP-149      16   16 E-DiscTx       CH:1 CAUSE:80 80 (U, Description 
                                                   not available) USER:test![]()  | Tip | 
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Interesting chapter: Section 55.10.5, “CTI Debug Log (START LDME)”.  |