A few years ago, Cisco introduced us to the Toll Fraud prevention changes in 15.1(2)T <https://www.google.com/search?q=cisco+ios+15.1%282%29+toll+fraud>, and one of the changes was dealing with two-stage dialing.
Pre-15.1(2)T, two-stage dialing was the default behavior on an inbound POTS dial-peer for calls coming in from a PRI. You would have to use the following command to switch to one/single stage dialing: *direct-inward-dial* Once the toll fraud change came through, you no longer needed to do this. However, if you upgraded or typed it in new, no harm done either. I was just helping a co-worker on a new ISR 4431 running 16.6(4), and he was getting two-stage dialing for inbound calls to his PRI, with an inbound dial-peer like: *dial-peer voice 1100 pots* * translation-profile incoming lets-do-this* * incoming called-number .* *!* It wasn't until we put the DID command on the dial-peer that it started to behave correctly. Did Cisco change back to defaulting to two-stage dialing? Internet searches, and bug search tool searches are not showing me that it has. Anyone here know what's up?
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