Is there a CUBE? You don’t say, but I’m assuming so. I would do something like 
this on the CUBE:

request ANY sip-header From modify "^(.+):.*<sip:(.+)@" "\1: \"\2\" <sip:\2@"

That should take the part of the SIP address before the @ and put it at the 
beginning in quotes like the old provider did. If any calls do come in with an 
actual name, this will wipe that name out (not sure if that’s 
desirable/relevant).

Just remember that using SIP profiles for inbound requires IOS >= 15.4 and that 
inbound profiles has to be explicitly turned on. Alternatively, doing it on an 
outbound profile towards CUCM might meet your needs as well.

-mn

From: cisco-voip [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Nick 
via cisco-voip
Sent: November-26-16 2:21 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [cisco-voip] SIP Profile to add Calling Name

Hi All

I have a situation where we have migrated from one SIP trunk to another, when 
the inbound call comes in, the IP phone handset shows Unknown Caller ID and 
then display the calling number below, this client has 6921 handsets throughout 
which will only display one line so they only see the Unknown Caller ID on the 
handset.

The Invite on the old SIP trunk show the From field with the calling number in 
brackets in front of the SIP portion as below and this works fine.

From: 
"07918900845"<sip:[email protected];user=phone>;tag=SDtmhce01-87069



The invite on the new SIP trunk does not display the number in front of the 
From field as below



From: <sip:[email protected];user=phone>;tag=3689138628-619971



What I would like to do is modify the From field in the invite so that it 
displays the calling number in front of the as per the above example.



It appears to be an issue with Calling Name as if I receive the call on a 
translation pattern on CUCM and set Calling Name Presentation to Restricted, I 
don't see the Unknown Caller ID anymore, the issue with this is that Missed 
calls / Received Calls lists on the phone shows Private Number.



Can this be done with a inbound SIP Profile or SIP normalisation script?



Regards



Nick




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