Just pulled the callerid line out, restarted asterisk and gave it a shot
- no joy - GS display says 1000 (the extension) not my caller ID - I'm
sure this is something silly on my part - but haven't been able to spot
it yet...
David J Carter wrote:
Steven,
On mine in the UK the sip.conf entries are like yours but without the
callerid= entry and my CS phones give me the received callerid fine.
Regards
Dave
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Donegan
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Grandstream Budgetone 100 Caller IDshows
extension, not incoming Caller ID
Eric Wieling wrote:
On Sun, 2004-09-12 at 09:41, Duane wrote:
Steven P. Donegan wrote:
I've looked through the archives - and see questions similar to mine,
but no answers. What, if anything, can be done to get the incoming
Caller ID to be presented on the Budgetone's Caller ID display? In all
other respects the phone+Asterisk seem to be extremely happy with each
other.
What you need to do is strip the alpha caller name from the caller ID,
the 101's can only handle numbers and it's trying to display a name...
I don't think this is the problem. If it was a general problem hundreds
f people would be complaining about this. Put a
NoOp(CALLERID=${CALLERID}) in the dialplan just before the Dial line to
ring the GS phone. What you should see is something like CALLERID=Bob
Dobbs 666 on the console when the NoOp runs. If you see ANYTHING that
isn't in the format of Caller*ID Name calleridnumber. then you have
something messed up in your Asterisk config. As said, the BT101 only
can display Caller*ID numbers, it should generally just throw out the
Caller*ID name. You don't mention what COUNTRY you are in so I don't
know if it's an issue between what your telco sends and what Asterisk
expects. In the USA this is not an issue, in other countries it *could*
be an issue.
I am in the US, and caller ID otherwise works fine (ie on analog
stations it comes thorough just fine).
sip.conf configlet:
[1000]
type=friend
username=1000
fromuser=1000
callerid=Computer Room 1000
host=dynamic
nat=no
canreinvite=yes
dtmfmode=info
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disallow=all
allow=ulaw
extensions.conf configlet:
[sip-access]
exten = 1000,1,Macro(stdexten,1000,SIP/1000)
The stdexten Macro is the vanilla one from 'stock' Asterisk.
On the console I see all the appropriate caller ID/connection info, and
the Voicemail application definitely emails me the correct stuff - so it
seems it is something being lost between Asterisk/Grandstream...
Thanks for any help - this is on my home PBX - but once it all works I
will be rolling it out as a test at a friendly beta customer :-)
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