Re: [Asterisk-Users] Caller ID and Sipura Router

2006-01-23 Thread Ben Higley

I had this similar problem

I have an extension (Sipura 1001) ext 2000

I call the phone, and i have an AGI lookup the incoming CID in a database,
and reset the CIDname to be that from the database

However, In my Mysql table i had callerid 2000 as the value.

so.. if it was my cell calling it would be

Ben Cell
2000

on the caller id.

I removed the Callerid value of 2000 from the mysql table, and now it
passes in the callerid number from the incoming call.

I dont use the callerid field in the system any more because of this. If i
am dialing out, i just set the callerid number to that of the calling
extension... I dont dial my internal extensions that often, but it works.

So.. I would Remove the callerid line from the configs, and test.


 On Saturday 21 January 2006 20:30, Conrad Beckert wrote:
 Could anyone please help me with that:

 I have an analog telephone connected to Asterisk using a Sipura 2002
 ATA.
 When calling the extension, the caller ID presented is always the number
 of
 that extension rather than the number of the calling one.

 While I learned that this is the new standard behaviour (?) of Asterisk,
 I
 want to show the original caller ID.

 I tried the options o and f in the dial command - e.g.
 Don't know about f but o is Operator extension, used for operator
 exit by
 pressing zero in voicemail 
 exten = 1002,4,dial(sip/2999,20,o)

 no avail. The phone rings and shows 2999 instead of the calling party!

 The SIPURA seems to be ok: when I connect to Sipgate/Nikotel etc.
 directly,
 everything is ok

 What's wrong? My Asterisk Version is 1.2.1
 sip.conf
 [2999]
 type=friend
 secret=x
 callerid=Analog Phone 1002
 regexten=1002
 etc...

 exten = 1002,1,Dial(sip/2999,20)
 exten = 1002,2,Hangup

 Does this give you a clue?
 benchev
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[Asterisk-Users] Caller ID and Sipura Router

2006-01-21 Thread Conrad Beckert
Could anyone please help me with that:

I have an analog telephone connected to Asterisk using a Sipura 2002 ATA. When 
calling the extension, the caller ID presented is always the number of that 
extension rather than the number of the calling one.

While I learned that this is the new standard behaviour (?) of Asterisk, I 
want to show the original caller ID. 

I tried the options o and f in the dial command - e.g.

exten = 1002,4,dial(sip/2999,20,o)

no avail. The phone rings and shows 2999 instead of the calling party!

The SIPURA seems to be ok: when I connect to Sipgate/Nikotel etc. directly, 
everything is ok

What's wrong? My Asterisk Version is 1.2.1
Conrad
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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Caller ID and Sipura Router

2006-01-21 Thread bbench
On Saturday 21 January 2006 20:30, Conrad Beckert wrote:
 Could anyone please help me with that:

 I have an analog telephone connected to Asterisk using a Sipura 2002 ATA.
 When calling the extension, the caller ID presented is always the number of
 that extension rather than the number of the calling one.

 While I learned that this is the new standard behaviour (?) of Asterisk, I
 want to show the original caller ID.

 I tried the options o and f in the dial command - e.g.
Don't know about f but o is Operator extension, used for operator exit by 
pressing zero in voicemail 
 exten = 1002,4,dial(sip/2999,20,o)

 no avail. The phone rings and shows 2999 instead of the calling party!

 The SIPURA seems to be ok: when I connect to Sipgate/Nikotel etc. directly,
 everything is ok

 What's wrong? My Asterisk Version is 1.2.1
sip.conf
[2999]
type=friend
secret=x
callerid=Analog Phone 1002
regexten=1002
etc...

exten = 1002,1,Dial(sip/2999,20)
exten = 1002,2,Hangup

Does this give you a clue?
benchev
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