asterisk users - Dec 2004 - Caller ID - TE405P - Telstra Onramp 10 - Australia

Nathan Alberti wrote:
> I am having problems getting incoming caller id to work on a Telstra 
> Onramp 10.
> 
> I have changed "/DEFAULT_CIDRINGS 2"/
> 
> Is there something i'm missing ?
> 
> My Cisco 7960 just shows "asterisk"
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Nathan
<SNIP>
> linux*CLI> show channel Zap/2-1
> -- General --
>          Name: Zap/2-1
>          Type: Zap
>      UniqueID: 1103473308.3
>     Caller ID: (N/A)
>   DNID Digits: (N/A)
>         State: Up (6)
>         Rings: 1
>  NativeFormat: 72
>   WriteFormat: 8
>    ReadFormat: 8
> 1st File Descriptor: 12
>     Frames in: 1224
>    Frames out: 1986
> Time to Hangup: 0
>  Elapsed Time: 0h0m24s
> 

I know this might be a basic answer, but have you confirmed that CID is 
enabled and working on the onramp?

I know when I dealt with T for an OnRamp 30 18months ago it was ordered 
with CID enabled but did not work for weeks when it should have. When T 
was chalanged about the problem it was found out that it was not enabled 
:( They enabled it and all the problems went away.

Might be worth a thought anyway.

David

I am having problems getting incoming caller id to work on a Telstra 
Onramp 10.

I have changed "/DEFAULT_CIDRINGS 2"/

Is there something i'm missing ?

My Cisco 7960 just shows "asterisk"

Thanks,

Nathan

[zapata.conf]
context=incoming
usecallingpres=yes
relaxdtmf=no
rxgain=0.0
txgain=0.0
busydetect=no
pridialplan=local
usecallerid=yes
callerid=asreceived
hidecallerid=no
callwaiting=no
callwaitingcallerid=no
threewaycalling=no
transfer=no
cancallforward=no
callreturn=no
echocancel=yes
echocancelwhenbridged=yes
echotraining=yes
adsi=no
callprogress=no

switchtype => euroisdn
signalling => pri_cpe
callgroup => 1
group => 1
immediate => yes
channel => 1-10

[extensions.conf]
[incoming]
exten => s,1,NoOp
exten => s,2,Wait(1)
exten => s,3,Answer
exten => s,4,DigitTimeout(5)
;temp addition
exten => s,6,Macro(reception,${INCOMING_DIAL})


linux*CLI> show channel Zap/2-1
-- General --
          Name: Zap/2-1
          Type: Zap
      UniqueID: 1103473308.3
     Caller ID: (N/A)
   DNID Digits: (N/A)
         State: Up (6)
         Rings: 1
  NativeFormat: 72
   WriteFormat: 8
    ReadFormat: 8
1st File Descriptor: 12
     Frames in: 1224
    Frames out: 1986
Time to Hangup: 0
  Elapsed Time: 0h0m24s

Matt Hyne wrote:
>Hi Nathan,
>
>You shouldn't have to change the CIDRINGS - as this is for analogue CID.
>Also, Telstra don't provide CID by default on OnRamp10 lines, I think
think
>they charge an additional $11/mth.
>  
>
Ahh, good to know.. I will change it back.
>I am going to play around with Asterisk connected to an OnRamp10 during the
>Christmas break.  If you get this working can you drop me a line.  I'd
like
>to leverage some of your good work if possible.  I'd really love to
replace
>our old PABX with Asterisk.  I've also got a couple of Cisco phones to
try
>with so if I get the CID going I will let you know.
>  
>
Great, besides these few little points I have a fully working setup with 
currently ~10 79xx phones, FWD (IAX) connectivity and simtex here in 
Perth. More than happy to share my configs with you.
>What sort of ISDN card are you using ?  For now, I am going to try and hook
>an old Cisco 5350 up to the ISDN and get it to forward SIP calls to
>Asterisk, but eventually I will buy an ISDN card for the Asterisk box.
>
>  
>
We decided on the Digium quad port E1 card, purely because we want the 
asterisk box to initially sit between our PRI and legacy PBX. My next 
step it to start working with the Cisco gear as we have numerous routers 
around the place with E1 cards.
>Lastly, for the indial number (ie: destination) - how many digits does the
>OnRamp pass you ?
>  
>
That I cannot say for sure, although from memory,  when I had 
immediate=no in my zaptel.conf it was looking for the full number as an 
extension. I was not able to see this information in the intense span 
debug, I am using immediate=yes now for my IVR but I may change it and 
do some testing now I understand it a little better.

Regards,

Nathan.

>Matt
>
>  
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com 
>>[mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of 
>>Nathan Alberti
>>Sent: Tuesday, 21 December 2004 6:14 PM
>>To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
>>Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Caller ID - TE405P - Telstra Onramp 
>>10 - Australia
>>
>>I am having problems getting incoming caller id to work on a Telstra 
>>Onramp 10.
>>
>>I have changed "/DEFAULT_CIDRINGS 2"/
>>
>>Is there something i'm missing ?
>>
>>My Cisco 7960 just shows "asterisk"
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Nathan
>>
>>[zapata.conf]
>>context=incoming
>>usecallingpres=yes
>>relaxdtmf=no
>>rxgain=0.0
>>txgain=0.0
>>busydetect=no
>>pridialplan=local
>>usecallerid=yes
>>callerid=asreceived
>>hidecallerid=no
>>callwaiting=no
>>callwaitingcallerid=no
>>threewaycalling=no
>>transfer=no
>>cancallforward=no
>>callreturn=no
>>echocancel=yes
>>echocancelwhenbridged=yes
>>echotraining=yes
>>adsi=no
>>callprogress=no
>>
>>switchtype => euroisdn
>>signalling => pri_cpe
>>callgroup => 1
>>group => 1
>>immediate => yes
>>channel => 1-10
>>
>>[extensions.conf]
>>[incoming]
>>exten => s,1,NoOp
>>exten => s,2,Wait(1)
>>exten => s,3,Answer
>>exten => s,4,DigitTimeout(5)
>>;temp addition
>>exten => s,6,Macro(reception,${INCOMING_DIAL})
>>
>>
>>linux*CLI> show channel Zap/2-1
>>-- General --
>>          Name: Zap/2-1
>>          Type: Zap
>>      UniqueID: 1103473308.3
>>     Caller ID: (N/A)
>>   DNID Digits: (N/A)
>>         State: Up (6)
>>         Rings: 1
>>  NativeFormat: 72
>>   WriteFormat: 8
>>    ReadFormat: 8
>>1st File Descriptor: 12
>>     Frames in: 1224
>>    Frames out: 1986
>>Time to Hangup: 0
>>  Elapsed Time: 0h0m24s
>>
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Nathan Alberti wrote:
> Duane,
> 
> My apologies if I have misunderstood but is this an error ?
> Dialing a 1300XXXXXX, number would make it 611300XXXXXX, then jumping to 
> StripMSD(3) would make it 300XXXXXX ?
I must update that, I completely re-wrote it and the more up to date 
version is at:

http://www.asterisk.net.au/tutorial/7/

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Hey Duane,

Thanks for the suggestion, I had seen e164.org mentioned on the wiki and 
mailing lists a few time but until now had not taken the time to 
understand it.

I've read the details and registered I just need to incorporate it into 
my dial plan correctly.

Thanks again,

Nathan.


Duane wrote:
> Nathan Alberti wrote:
>
>> I've read the details and registered I just need to incorporate it 
>> into my dial plan correctly.
>
>
> I have a simplified aussie dial plan example on the e164.org site and 
> a complete dial plan example (including enum lookups) on 
> www.asterisk.net.au
>
> The more people use it the more p2p phone calls could be made over the 
> internet and the more money Telstra could be missing out on :)
>

Duane,

My apologies if I have misunderstood but is this an error ?

Snip from http://www.e164.org/config.php?dp=Australian

8< ----
exten => _13XXXX,1,Goto(localcall,61${EXTEN}, 1)
exten => _1300XXXXXX,1,Goto(localcall,61${EXTEN}, 1)
exten => _1800XXXXXX,1,Goto(freecall,61${EXTEN}, 1)

[freecall] ; after doing an enum check, might as well just send this out 
as a local call
exten => _X.,1,StripMSD(2)
exten => _X.,2,Goto(localcall,${EXTEN},2)

[localcall] ; local calls by PSTN is a fixed charge, voip is per minute
exten => _X.,1,StripMSD(3)
exten => _X.,2,Dial(ZAP/1/${EXTEN},60,t)
exten => _X.,3,Dial(IAX2/user:pass@localprovider.com.au/${EXTEN},60,t)
exten => _X.,4,Dial(IAX2/user:pass@secondprovider.com.au/${EXTEN},60,t)
exten => _X.,5,Hangup
exten => _X.,103,Hangup
exten => _X.,104,Hangup
exten => _X.,105,Hangup
---- >8

Dialing a 1300XXXXXX, number would make it 611300XXXXXX, then jumping to 
StripMSD(3) would make it 300XXXXXX ?

Regards,

Nathan


Duane wrote:
> Nathan Alberti wrote:
>
>> I've read the details and registered I just need to incorporate it 
>> into my dial plan correctly.
>
>
> I have a simplified aussie dial plan example on the e164.org site and 
> a complete dial plan example (including enum lookups) on 
> www.asterisk.net.au
>
> The more people use it the more p2p phone calls could be made over the 
> internet and the more money Telstra could be missing out on :)
>

David,

This ended up being the problem, it was enabled and is working as 
expected now.

Thank you,

Nathan.
>
>
> I know this might be a basic answer, but have you confirmed that CID 
> is enabled and working on the onramp?
>
> I know when I dealt with T for an OnRamp 30 18months ago it was 
> ordered with CID enabled but did not work for weeks when it should 
> have. When T was chalanged about the problem it was found out that it 
> was not enabled :( They enabled it and all the problems went away.
>
> Might be worth a thought anyway.
>
> David
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