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It might be worth mentioning the voip call is coming from a number we have thru bandwidth.com in case anyone uses them. James Shigley From: James A. Shigley Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 2009 3:06 PM To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion' Subject: RE: [asterisk-users] Variable Name needed That wasn't it either. I tried a few other likely fields from

I'm not getting inbound audio from bandwidth.com. Their engineer said the invite that they're sending me looks like this: INVITE sip:+15129616808 at 67.198.16.18:5060;transport=udp SIP/2.0. Record-Route: <sip:216.82.224.202;lr;ftag=VPSF506071629460>. Record-Route: <sip:4.79.212.229;lr;ftag=VPSF506071629460>. Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 216.82.224.202;branch=z9hG4bK6314.4f7b5d05.0. Via:

I have setup my asterisk box using freepbx. I can call extension and make outbound calls. the outbound calls drop between 10-30sec. we are using bandwidth.com and they have logged our call. below is your bad followed by what they say is a good call. I can't figure out where the problem is on your end. I know we are missing some stuff at the bottom but I don't know where to start.

Dear Asterisk-Users: Question: ======== How do I get asterisk to pass DNID/RDNIS information between asterisk machines using iax2, in a Dial(IAX2...) command ? Setup: ===== I have two asterisk boxes, MASTER and SLAVE. MASTER is running 1.2.0 and SLAVE is running 1.2.1. The main box handles incoming calls on a multiple lines (both via hardware connection to our internal PBX and calls

Does anyone know the mechanism by which companies like YouMail (and MNO's using their own voicemail system) are able to redirect ALL calls from a ALL subscribers to *just one* voicemail DID, yet determine WHICH subscriber did the redirection? I had always assumed this was simply done using RDNIS. In other words, the original calling party's CallerID is passed with the redirected

; Below assumes you are using the same number for Voicemail boxes as extensions ; if ${RDNIS} is blank then GotoIf will go to extension 2, otherwise it will go to extension 102 exten => 8500,1,GoToIf($[X${RDNIS} = X]?2:102) exten => 8500,2,VoiceMailMain(s${CALLERIDNUM}) exten => 8500,3,Hangup exten => 8500,102,VoiceMail(u${RDNIS}) exten => 8500,103,Hangup ; you should now be able

Has anyone had success patching chan_sip.c so that Asterisk will recognize the tel: header for RDNIS information? exten = get_in_brackets(tmp); if (!strncasecmp(exten, "sip:", 4)) { exten += 4; } else if (!strncasecmp(exten, "sips:", 5)) { exten += 5; } else { ast_log(LOG_WARNING, "Huh? Not an

I'm trying to use RDNIS with asterisk, and I don't appear to be receiving any information (the value is blank). The upstream who provides the PRI says they are passing all the info through, I don't see this value coming across. I've tried it with a Verizon call forward, as well as a Nextel with the same results for both. I'm trying to use this for Voicemail. I'm using

Perhaps I've got the whole concept wrong, but here goes: Using 1.4, when someone from the outside dials my direct line (123456), I want it to call my extension at work (SIP/456), my extension in my home office (vpn connection to corporate lan, SIP/678) and my mobile (654321). So my dialplan is thus: exten => 123456,1,Dial(SIP/456&SIP/678&Zap/G3c/07803654321,30) exten =>

I haven't been able to find much support for the RDNIS or DNID variables online. I am trying to prove a concept of call routing before we move towards development of a production system. I need to have calls routed coming into a call center based on DNIS. What type of syntax is needed in the extensions.conf file and how can I test it with a softphone (ie: can I emulate the DNIS from xlite)?

Assume you have the messages button on your Cisco phone set to dial 3009. Here's an sample dialplan entry that will make the "DND" and "ToVM" and "Messages" button work as expected. This should work for both -stable and -head. exten => 3009,1,GoToIf($[X${RDNIS} != X]3009,4) exten => 3009,2,VoicemailMain() exten => 3009,3,Hangup exten =>

I have a couple of numbers that are diverted to a number that is conected to an isdn30 card, running asterisk 1.4. eg. 123456 => 22334455 654321 => 22334455 What I would like to know is the number of the orginal number dialled (123456 or 654321). I thought that RDNIS was the answer, but it is always coming up blank. When I did a debug on the pri span, I saw the following message

What I am needing to do is to trim the 1 from beginning of the RDNIS and I have tried using the CUT function but cannot seem to make it work for me. What we have is a phone number like this, 18881232342 and want to make it like this 8881232342. I appreciate any help that you guys can give. Thanks! -- *Chris Ramirez* TELE-ONE COMMUNICATIONS, INC. cramirez at tele-onecom.com 903-531-0777

Hello, In Asterisk 1.4 beta 3, the UPGRADE.txt file says: Variables: * The builtin variables ${CALLERID}, ${CALLERIDNAME}, ${CALLERIDNUM}, ${CALLERANI}, ${DNID}, ${RDNIS}, ${DATETIME}, ${TIMESTAMP}, ${ACCOUNTCODE}, and ${LANGUAGE} have all been deprecated in favor of their related dialplan functions. You are encouraged to move towards the associated dialplan function, as these

Hello! i'm trying to set up transfer without using the respective asterisk-function but with the built-in phone functions. my goal is to have the first callleg billed to the caller and the second callleg to the callee, who is responsible for the forward(and i can't bill a unknown caller anyways) so far it's working without problems, but my cdr's are messed. with the help of the

If anyone could help me with this, I'd appreciate it! I've got an Asterisk deployment where I'd like to use an existing external Octel voicemail system. I've been trying to define an extension that if the call isn't answered in a few rings, to dial our external voicemail number. That voicemail system works by seeing the CALLED number and routing the call to the

Hi, I've configured a new Asterisk 1.6.1 box to replace an old Bristuffed 1.2 Asterisk. Since then, it happens that forwarded calls are not presented the way they used to be. It seems that now, some endpoints are displaying the original caller id (that's what I'm trying to achive), while some are displaying the redirecting number : so if A calls B, B forwards to C depending on where

I have a client who needs an application for there field techs to call in when they arrive on site and when they leave. The logic behind it seems pretty simple. I am going to write something in AGI to capture some DTMF tones and update this data into MySQL to run some reports from. But here's my initial problem. I have started to create a simple AGI script to capture the CallerID, but I

Trying to figure out why I'm having all of my test (and demo) perl script in a defunct status. Each run creates a problem: ps output root 26253 1356 0 16:39 pts/1 00:00:00 asterisk -vvvc root 26270 26253 0 16:40 pts/1 00:00:00 [pj.pl <defunct>] root 26271 26253 0 16:40 pts/1 00:00:00 [pj.pl <defunct>] root 26273 26253 0 16:40 pts/1 00:00:00 [pj.pl

Hello, I 'm looking for a way to pass the '302 moved temporarily' received from the SIP device back to the SIP provider. Here is the setup: Some SIP phones are connected to an Asterisk System version 1.8. External connection to the public network is also done via SIP to a VoIP provider. Phone A has a CFW all calls to a phone number in public network (Mobile Phone) incoming call to