similar to: CallerID Name problem

OK here it goes.. Caller ID is two parts or actually three: Part 1 Number only Part 2 Number + Name Part 3 Whole lotta stuff (also known as ADSI) Here is the US, I cannot speak for other countries. When party A places a call to Party B. Party A's Telco picks up the number, either from a table on the switch or passed from the PRI from Party A. Then on the far side (Party B's Telco)

Hi All, I have a Cisco 2600 PRI gateway being hosted on an Asterisk server. The PRI on the cisco is pointing to a customer legacy PBX, the SIP VoIP side of the cisco is pointing to an Asterisk server (1.2.X). In Asterisk, the SIP peer is setup with callerid="some name"<5551212> In a SIP call from the cisco to asterisk, there is no CID name info in SIP debug, so Asterisk

Hi Folks, having an issue with outbound calls through a VOIP provider. Calls get sent out with the CallerID(number), but where does callerID(name) come from? Apparently not from provider, as we are seeing different (sometime missing) names on inbound calls, different than what we have configured. Apparently this comes from some telco database somewhere? Numbers were ported from a wired-telco.

I've found an interesting behavior in callerid handling. I have very long callerid coming in or maybe just improperly combined information. In any case the result is that the caller ID is set to asterisk on the outgoing leg. Has anyone else seen this before? Is there a solution for it? Thanks in advance -- One day at a time, one second if that's what it takes

I have officially engaged in a pissing contest with the local Telco over PRI calling name delivery. The telco publishes their calling name delivery over PRI feature as being bellcore gr-1367-core compliant. The gr-1367-core spec states that the calling name is to be included as a facility IE in the setup message, or sent in a subsequent facility IE message with an indicator in the setup message

Does anyone know if there's a service out there to -- for a fee -- inject our DID into the LEC's CLI database so a called party gets our associated name? /rg

Hi Folks, I'm trying to send CallerID Name information out to the PSTN via a PRI with Bell Canada with no success. With inbound calls (originating from the PSTN) CNAM is received successfully, and we've not had any similar problems with other Telco PRIs, so I'm stumped.

Hi everybody, Every time callers reach my FXO port, asterisk produces one ring tone just before it executes Answer(). How to remove this? I have commented "#define RINGBEGIN" on zconfig.h, but it does not help. Thanks in advance for your help. Cheers, Anto -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Previously, when I wanted to forward to incoming callerid when I forwarded a call to another number I had to set the callerid on the outgoing call to be that of the incoming number. So today I do this: exten => s,n,Set(CALLERID(name)=${CALLERIDNAME}) because I want the outgoing callerid that I forward to not be the normal callerid of the local extension but I want to forward the incoming

http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2004-October/065540.html I saw this post about the M(x) option for the Dial command, but I could not find a reply questions posed here. I am wanting to pass the Zap channel that the original call came from to my macro embedded in the Dial command. I've tried to add arguments to the macro by using the syntax M(x,arg1), and I always get the

Hello All, Just a question, I have an adit600 and I am looking for a way to pull the incoming cid into asterisk. Does anyone know if this is just not possible via t1? Or is it only available on PRI? Thanks, Greg

Are phone numbers portable in other countries? Are the same rules and conditions that exist here in the States mirrored elsewhere? How does a person in Europe go fully VoIP and still keep the main number? Do they use call forwarding? Is their another way to use an origination carrier without loosing your number? Alex -------------- next part -------------- An HTML

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We have now got our new PRI line (10 channels, 100 numbers) connected and everything is working except the outgoing caller ID. Whatever SIP phone I'm using, the CID that's shown is the very first number... ----- s n i p ----- [default] include => outgoing include => priin [outgoing] exten => _NXXXXX.,1,Macro(dial,08${EXTEN},${RINGTIME}) ; Local number (w/o areacode) -

This is a function of the Phone itself. Asterisk has nothing to do with it as it does not know anything about the call until after the SIP device 'sends' it. To my knowledge it is not posible. I don't even think a SIP standard is available for this. This 'feature' along with changing CallerID Display after a call has been answered is something missing from the RFC. >

I switched PRI vendors recently, and one of my questions was "do you provide caller ID name in addition to number?" AT&T Local did not, But XO communications said they did. Before I call to complain, is there an setting to turn this on in asterisk? I want to make sure that I have my side covered before I call XO. My current zaptel.conf is: context=from-pstn switchtype=national

Dear List, My problem is that the incoming Caller Id is not displayed on the local analog phones (connected to a TDM400 card). I receive the CID correctly from my telco, but when I place the call to the internal analog line, the CID is not propagated. An interesting point: when I try to place a new call to an already bridged line, I see the second call with the CID on the analog phone. The

Hi, I have read about SS7 recently and learnt that it is a signalling protocol used in PSTN for call management, setup, etc. The thing that I don't understand is how SS7 plays a role in VOIP. When I make calls between landline and Asterisk via PSTN, I don't need to do anything with SS7. Is it because the SS7 signalling is already done by Asterisk already? From the prespective of

hi, i am having callerid problems with *. i have the callerid from my telco and it shows up in my normal phone when i connect it directly to the line but if i connect the same phone thru * server the callerid is not shown. i am using X101p and tdm400p. i have everything defined in my zapata.conf well and fine. i finally came to conclusion that this might have happened due to the registration of

I'm having a major problem at one of my branch offices with "Phantom Rings" on their asterisk-based phone system. The system was originally built using 2 X100P cards and was recently upgraded to a Rhino R4FXO-EC card. The upgrade severely increased the frequency of the phantom rings. I've read everything I can find on-line about automatic testing and noise on the line and