Uc500 integration with ms lync server 2010

Hi,
I’m integrating UC500 with lync server 2000, I’ve achieved to make UC500 users to call lync users and vice versa. But lync users are not able to dial pstn or external numbers through UC500. When I debug UC500 on dialling from lync I can see the incoming call exactly as it should be, its also hitting the correct dial-peer but the call drops and does not go through.
Can you help me on this please?
Regards

Hi Muhammad,
Please attach "debug ccsip messages" and "debug ccsip error" output for the failed call together with the UC500 configuration.
If you use ISDN connection to reach PSTN also include "debug isdn q931".
Cheers,
Boris

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