asterisk users - Sep 2005 - R: PRI value

Perfect, thanks very much hth. I just set it to unknown, but it doesn't
work.

 

Have I to use also prilocaldialplan ?

 

Thanks again

 

Giordano

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Inviato: gioved? 29 settembre 2005 16.22
A: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion'
Oggetto: RE: [Asterisk-Users] PRI value

 

PRI dialplan, in a nutshell, sets dialled digits from your Asterisk box to a
pattern that your telco expects. For example, if your telco expects numbers in
XXX-XXXX format ALWAYS, then you would set it to Local so the MSD of whatever
your user dials is stripped off by Asterisk, leaving only a pattern that the PRI
expects. 99% of the time, you want to set this to "unknown" and this
will allow your Asterisk box to send the digits unaltered to the PRI which is
what you want.

 

I see you are in Europe so I can't comment on the numbering pattern your
telco expects there, but I suspect that "unknown" will work fine for
you here. However, it should be explicitly set and not ignored, if only to
"unknown"

 

hth

 

 

	-----Original Message-----
	From: Giordano Grandis [mailto:g.grandis@invidea.it]
	Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2005 2:11 AM
	To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
	Subject: [Asterisk-Users] PRI value

	Hi group,

	anyone can explain me the exact difference between pri value in zapata.conf ?

	 

	; PRI Dialplan:  Only RARELY used for PRI.
	;
	; unknown:        Unknown
	; private:        Private ISDN
	; local:          Local ISDN
	; national:       National ISDN
	; international:  International ISDN

	 

	If I use it, I also must use prilocaldialplan = local ?

	 

	Thanks

	 

	Giordano

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> Have I to use also prilocaldialplan ?
Can be left unknown. 
Explains what you expect as the incoming number to look like
> Thanks again
>
>
>
> Giordano
>
> 	; PRI Dialplan:  Only RARELY used for PRI.
> 	;
> 	; unknown:        Unknown
don't expect anything
> 	; private:        Private ISDN
special isdn numbering not following E164 Standard
> 	; local:          Local ISDN
your local telephone number should be part of the number
> 	; national:       National ISDN
your area code should also be part of the number
> 	; international:  International ISDN
GIVE US ALL YOU HAVE: Expect an additional international prefix for
numbers
>
>
>
> 	If I use it, I also must use prilocaldialplan = local ?
this is what you expect

the other option tells your telco what numbering scheme you send them, so it 
knows the semantics of the number

Jens

On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, Jens [iso-8859-15] K?bler wrote:
> > Have I to use also prilocaldialplan ?
> 
> Can be left unknown. 
> Explains what you expect as the incoming number to look like
This is incorrect. It sets the TON/NPI pair for ougoing calling number 
presentation, i.e. the format of the caller id you send to the pstn. 

Incoming numbers are always accompanied by a TON/NPI pair. If you want to 
you can have Asterisk prepend different prefixes based on which TON/NPI 
was presented to you from the pstn. See e.g. "nationalprefix" etc.

All this and in much more detail has been covered in this mailing list
several times already. 

Peter