asterisk users - Aug 2005 - Digium TE405P, caller id and migration to *

Hi,

we successfull managed to bridge a PSTN (E1) switch over the TE405P card to our 
old PBX. So now we could migrate to the * server.

But, there are two things we can't live with:

1. A call from the outside to the old PBX is missing a leading 0 before the
number.
Ex: caller has number 0123456 -> * routes to old pbx -> old pbx sees
123456 as
caller number.

2. A call made from a SIP client to the outside lacks the extension in the
number:
Ex: PSTN number is 6789-0. The extension 234 is not added to the PSTN number 
like 6789-234 when dialing out over the PSTN.

Can anybody tell me how i must change the configuration?

Do you need the zapata.conf?

Thanks in advance and regards

On Monday 08 August 2005 04:03, Kib Eki wrote:
> 1. A call from the outside to the old PBX is missing a leading 0 before the
> number. Ex: caller has number 0123456 -> * routes to old pbx -> old
pbx
> sees 123456 as caller number.
This is absolutely trivial to fix.  Anyone who's been able to put * between
a
PRI and a PBX should be able to figure this out without asking the list.  
It's trivial dialplan stuff.

exten => _X.,1,Dial(Zap/g2/0${EXTEN}) kind of trivial.  You may have to debug
a little to see where or why the 0's disappearing.
> 2. A call made from a SIP client to the outside lacks the extension in the
> number: Ex: PSTN number is 6789-0. The extension 234 is not added to the
> PSTN number like 6789-234 when dialing out over the PSTN.
Again, trivial dialplan stuff.  Your sip.conf will have the callerid for each 
SIP client and you can append that information to the outgoing CID.

-A.

On Mon, 8 Aug 2005, Kib Eki wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> we successfull managed to bridge a PSTN (E1) switch over the TE405P card to
our
> old PBX. So now we could migrate to the * server.
> 
> But, there are two things we can't live with:
> 
> 1. A call from the outside to the old PBX is missing a leading 0 before the
number.
> Ex: caller has number 0123456 -> * routes to old pbx -> old pbx sees
123456 as
> caller number.
See internationalprefix, nationalprefix etc in the file zapata.conf.
> 2. A call made from a SIP client to the outside lacks the extension in the
number:
> Ex: PSTN number is 6789-0. The extension 234 is not added to the PSTN
number
> like 6789-234 when dialing out over the PSTN.
Are you refering to the dialed number or the outgoing caller id (calling 
number)?

Peter

Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
> On Monday 08 August 2005 10:56, Kib Eki wrote:
> 
>>Misunderstanding: I need to change the calleridnum because there is
missing
>>the 0 before the number.
> 
> 
> SetCIDNum(0${CALLERIDNUM}) or something?
yes, but that does not work the zap channel connected the pbx. means i had no 
success with this
> 
> 
>>That is set correctly and works between sip clients. it is only a
problem
>>when i try to dial out over zap/g1.
> 
> 
> Are you mangling the outoging caller ID in your Zap-terminating extension 
> contexts?
Yes.
> 
> -A.
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