asterisk users - Aug 2005 - Asterisk ISDN CallerID identification failure

Hello,

We have 4 'Onramp-2' Telstra ISDN BRI services operating on Asterisk
Server with Eicon 4BRI card. For most part the service is okay.
However, we are are having problems with passing callerID to internal
extensions.

This is the set of command executed.

exten => <pattern>,1,Answer ; Answer the line
exten => <pattern>,2,NoOp(${DNIS}) ; debug statements
exten => <pattern>,3,NoOp(${CALLERID})
exten => <pattern>,4,NoOp(${CALLERIDNUM})
exten => <pattern>,5,NoOp(${CALLERIDNAME})

exten => <pattern>,6,SetCIDNum(${CALLERIDNUM}) ; setting caller id
exten =>
<pattern>,7,Macro(dialexten,${DNID:${PRETRIM}},SIP/${VIC}${DNID})
exten => <pattern>,8,Hangup

Now all the above NoOp cmds display null "". I am able to see the
caller id appear on asterisk CLI when a call comes in by on a channel,
but it doesn't get set. Any leads will be much appreciated. This is what 
I see in asterisk cli,

    -- Executing Answer("CAPI[contr4/86986114]/105", "") in
new stack
    -- CAPI Answering for MSN 6986114
    -- Executing NoOp("CAPI[contr4/86986114]/105", "") in
new stack
    -- Executing NoOp("CAPI[contr4/86986114]/105", "") in
new stack
    -- Executing NoOp("CAPI[contr4/86986114]/105", "") in
new stack
    -- Executing NoOp("CAPI[contr4/86986114]/105", "") in
new stack

I have confirmed with the telco that ISDN services come with Caller ID by 
default.
The ISDN mode is pointtopoint.

cheers
-r

On Tue, 23 Aug 2005, Voicomm User wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> We have 4 'Onramp-2' Telstra ISDN BRI services operating on
Asterisk
> Server with Eicon 4BRI card. For most part the service is okay.
> However, we are are having problems with passing callerID to internal
> extensions.
> 
> This is the set of command executed.
> 
> exten => <pattern>,1,Answer ; Answer the line
> exten => <pattern>,2,NoOp(${DNIS}) ; debug statements
> exten => <pattern>,3,NoOp(${CALLERID})
> exten => <pattern>,4,NoOp(${CALLERIDNUM})
> exten => <pattern>,5,NoOp(${CALLERIDNAME})
> 
> exten => <pattern>,6,SetCIDNum(${CALLERIDNUM}) ; setting caller id
> exten =>
<pattern>,7,Macro(dialexten,${DNID:${PRETRIM}},SIP/${VIC}${DNID})
> exten => <pattern>,8,Hangup
> 
> Now all the above NoOp cmds display null "". I am able to see the
> caller id appear on asterisk CLI when a call comes in by on a channel,
> but it doesn't get set. Any leads will be much appreciated. This is
what
> I see in asterisk cli,
> 
>     -- Executing Answer("CAPI[contr4/86986114]/105",
"") in new stack
>     -- CAPI Answering for MSN 6986114
>     -- Executing NoOp("CAPI[contr4/86986114]/105", "")
in new stack
>     -- Executing NoOp("CAPI[contr4/86986114]/105", "")
in new stack
>     -- Executing NoOp("CAPI[contr4/86986114]/105", "")
in new stack
>     -- Executing NoOp("CAPI[contr4/86986114]/105", "")
in new stack
> 
> I have confirmed with the telco that ISDN services come with Caller ID by 
> default.
> The ISDN mode is pointtopoint.
If you enable capi debugging (set verbose 5, capi debug), you can see if the 
callerid is present.

Armin