14.03.2013 17:53, Gianluca Merlo wrote:
Hello Grigoriy,
i think that you can access the information you need by using the
dialplan function CALLERID(num-plan). It should contain the lower 7
bits of the Q.931 type-of-number/numbering-plan-identification octet.
Best regards
Gianluca
Nope. CALLERID(num-plan) shows numbering plan of caller's number, not
the called one. In example, where A calls B, CALLERID(num-plan) shows
numbering plan of A number. In my case I need to know numbering plan of
B number.
CALLERID(dnid-num-plan) is not set anywhere for PRI calls.
Looks like CALLEDTON is the right answer, however it needs mangling
(${MATH(${CALLEDTON}>>4&0x7,i)}) to get right values.
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Best regards,
Grigoriy
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