similar to: SIP and ANI

Hello All, I'm having problems with international calling via Global Crossing. I'm told I need to send a true ani versus a sudo ani. What is the difference and how can I configure asterisk to do this. Global Crossing is denying calls with sudo anis. Thanks, Keith

Hi List, I have another issue on allowing outgoing calls to PSTN on Asterisk via Avaya Phones, I hope that anyone could help me fix this issue: *When I dial through Avaya phone i just here a "good bye message" reply from asterisk server. And here is the log:* == Starting OOH323/(null)-b7db8aa0 at internal,s,1 failed so falling back to exten 's' == Starting

After upgrading from 1.2.x to 1.4.x call detail records are not being written to /var/log/asterisk/cdr-csv/Master.csv In cdr_manager.conf I have [general] Enabled = yes Apparently there is something else that needs to be configured for call detail records in 1.4.x. Can someone point me in the right direction? Don Pobanz

Hi List, Were upgrading our network switches and need to create multiple VLAN groups, but since our Squid Proxy (Transparent Proxy) Server should be accessible to all VLAN groups we need to setup a trunk grouping inside our Squid Proxy Box. Is anyone has a documentation or code on how to implement trunk grouping? Your thoughts will be highly appreciated. Regards, Malvin

Hi List, We're planning to use Asterisk as our backend PBX for our legacy PBX where-in received calls from legacy PBX can be transferred to Asterisk PBX extension, is this possible? Regards, Malvin -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20100712/1bfe3cd2/attachment.htm

does anyone know how to route a call coming in with ANI*DNIS* Oct 31 12:47:41 VERBOSE[30056] logger.c: -- Executing Set("Zap/49-1", "DID=1231234*4812*") in new stack I tried making a route for _.*4812* but that matched everything rather then just the dnis i wanted.. any ideas? I would preferably like pass the callerid along to my extensions, but for now the important

Hello, We're having some issues with CallerID and I thought someone here might be able to shed some light as none of our carriers seem to know what I'm talking about. The issues is this: A client of ours uses an after-hours voicemail service as mandated by their corporate office. We have a Day/Night setting that lets them turn this on and off. A call comes in from one of their

I receive calls over a T1 with callerid and then *ani*dnis*. I am able to strip out the ani and the dnis in the dialplan but when I try to set the caller ID to be the ani, it looks ok but then if I do a NoOp callerid on the next line, I get unknown. Here is the section of my dialplan: exten => _*NXXNXXXXXX*NXXNXXXXXX*,1,Set(ANI=${EXTEN}) exten =>

Quickie: Does anyone out there have experience with PRI delivery of ANI II information? Specifically, I want to know if it's possible from within Asterisk to know if the inbound call (which may or may not be to an 800 number) came from a payphone or not. I know with some 800 providers it's possible to block inbound calls from payphones (due to the FCC surcharge etc) but was wondering how

Hello, Being totally fed up with the lack of quality and reliability from both VoicePulse and BroadVoice, We are switching to a direct IP connection to Global Crossing. We've installed a local point-to-point T1 into their CO, and they will give/take SIP g729a directly and act as the gateway for us. In setting up the inbound SIP service, they are asking the question, "In what format do

I've got an interesting problem. I just recently upgraded an asterisk server from a may 9th cvs to a 9/29 cvs. When I did the upgrade I was unable to place calls through the PRI. The calls would process fine, but the provider would reject the call and send me a cause 69 or 77 failure code "Unallocated (unassigned) number". Upon contacting the provider, they told me I was

Has anyone in the UK got ANI to work on an inbound call ? Using asterisk 1.4 trunk and zaptel 1.4 trunk, with a Euro-ISDN 30 Julian ______________________________________________________________________ This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System. For more information please visit http://www.messagelabs.com/email

Can someone in Asterisk'land subscribing to 800 service explain to me how to setup extension.conf to route calls based on the incoming DNIS/ANI. For example I want to route 3 incoming 800# coming across a trunk group to all land in the same queue. So I guess I am asking how to perform DNIS/ANI based call routing? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Good Day list, Need assistance determining the best place to read up on whether Asterisk can help me out. I have a situation where I need to do the following <PRI from Telco> ------- <Analog Channel Bank>------------<Proprietary Box> | | | | | | <PRI Port 1 of Digium Quad T1> <PRI Port 2 of Digium Quad T1> | | | | | |

I've recently noticed some oddities in my CDR records. In some cases the original CallerID that I've set in the .conf file for the extension showed-up in the CDR as the originating extension (on Zap/ devices on the channel bank), and in other places it was the one that I set using Set(CALLERID(num)=<something>) (SIP/ devices). Digging around a little in the source (and doing some

Hi, does anyone of you have made it to get the ANI also picked up? I mean: if I fetch a foreign call to me by using the pickup application I want to see the callerID/ANI of the caller to the foreign extension. Is that possible and if yes - how do I achieve that? Regards, Christophorus

Okay went to: http://wine.dataparty.no/ form there downloaded the rpm, http://wine.dataparty.no/rpm/unstripped/wine-cvs-unstripped-013001-1.i386.rpm downloaded the config file and worked through the install guide. I edited the config file to mirror my window setup: c:\ = \mnt\c d:\ = \temp e:\ = \web f:\ = \documents g:\ = \music h:\ = \mnt\cdrom i:\ = \mnt\zip then as a check did $wine -v and

Hi folks, I know this isn't an Asterisk question, but I'm really desperate and wondering if someone could help me. I apologise for the off-topic post. Cisco phones connected to CallManager can forward calls. But when they do, CallManager conserves the originating caller's ANI in the new leg that is built. I cannot find a way to get it to rewrite the ANI to be that of the phone.

Hi. I need to send calls to different programs depending on where the call originates. For example, I need calls from San Diego (NPA 619 and 858) to to be routed differently than L.A. calls. I tried entries like: exten => 4044633/_619.,1,OurApp,sandiego-queue exten => 4044633/_858.,1,OurApp,sandiego-queue exten => 4044633/_213.,1,OurApp,losangeles-queue exten =>

OK I am going to do it again. Global Crossing is now sending ANI but it is not in the format I expected. Any one know of a way to get this data into two seperate variables? The first number is ANI and the second is DNIS so it is "*tendigits*tendigits* on one line like below. < Called Number (len=26) [ Ext: 1 TON: National Number (2) NPI: ISDN/Telephony Numbering Plan