Sorry Jag, but you are missing some punctuation marks like "." and new line start capital letters. However, I will give it a go and hope it helps.
So, you have two analogue Bell lines which are set in a hunt so that if first line is busy it rings the second line. If second line, which goes to one of extensions or contexts on the pbx, is busy then it actually sends the call via SIP/IAX2/H.323 or some other VoIP technology to your maybe VoIP or none-VoIP number. If that is the case as I understand, then your problem is most likely with your VoIP provider rather than with Bell or your Sangoma card. It's also possible that your Asterisk settings are simply segregating calls and changing Caller ID?! Just another thought. I never had any issues with Sangoma cards and specially on the analogue side there is really not much info coming through. Probably the telco experts on the list can tell you more on the signalling for caller ID passing through analogue lines but it's not that complicated for a Sangoma card to not be able to handle. However, you also mention that you have have no audio (my understanding the dummy call that you mentioned) which could again be due to your firewall and NAT/VoIP provider rather than the Sangoma card. I suggest you test your provider for Caller ID passing and if that doesn't resolve the issue then make a really simple dialplan to test the settings and to single out the issue. If indeed it is a Sangoma issue all it takes is one e-mail to their support and I am sure they will help for free for as long as it takes to fix the problem. I have had great experience with them on the support side. -Bruce > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Date: Thu, 31 Dec 2009 13:28:42 -0500 > Subject: [on-asterisk] unknown caller on sangoma card > > Hi Guys, > > > > Quick question, I have a system with 2 Local Link (Bell) lines connected to > a Sangoma A200 Line 1 rolls over to Line 2, Line 2 forwards on busy (*7X) to > VoIP. Now when calls come in sometimes an unknown caller appears (I believe > when the call forwards to the VoIP from Line 2) and when someone picks up > the call it's just silent, like a dummy call. Other than that everything > works. Does anyone know how I can get rid of that dummy call that keeps > appearing? Someone told me it might be the Sangoma card picking up extra > info not understood by the Sangoma Card?? > > > > Thanks in advance. > > > > Jag > _________________________________________________________________ Eligible CDN College & University students can upgrade to Windows 7 before Jan 3 for only $39.99. Upgrade now! http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9691819
