Hi Peter!
FYI: Yesterday i put Asterisk between a Hicom 350E and a Telekom Austria
(TA) PRI. Both use TON=unknown for called number, but Hicom always uses
TON=international for calling number whereas TA uses a dynamic TON for
calling number. Thus, for incoming calls (PSTN-PBX) the presented
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying to understand how asterisk handles the TON (using the
pridialplan=... directive).
Setting the TON for outgoing calls using pridialplan and
prilocaldialplan works fine. But how can I query and process the TON for
incoming calls?
e.g. in the follwing
Eric Wieling aka ManxPower wrote:
Klaus Darilion wrote:
...
e.g. in the follwing scenario:
PBX--- asterisk PSTN
1. The PBX sends SETUP messages with the appropriate TON. I want to
rewrite the called number into a common format to make an ENUM lookup.
Thus, I need to query the TON sent by
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005, Klaus Darilion wrote:
Anyway, if I set TON to unknown, I have to send the number according to
the PSTN dialing plan (00 for int, 0 for national, ...). Thus, if the
PBX does not use UNKNOWN, I have to translate the numbers out of their
original TON to ton=unknown.
Anyway, if I set TON to unknown, I have to send the number according to
the PSTN dialing plan (00 for int, 0 for national, ...). Thus, if the
PBX does not use UNKNOWN, I have to translate the numbers out of their
original TON to ton=unknown. Therefore, I need to process the incoming
TON. How
Hi Peter!
Peter Svensson wrote:
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005, Klaus Darilion wrote:
Anyway, if I set TON to unknown, I have to send the number according to
the PSTN dialing plan (00 for int, 0 for national, ...). Thus, if the
PBX does not use UNKNOWN, I have to translate the numbers out of their
Marc Storck wrote:
Anyway, if I set TON to unknown, I have to send the number according
to the PSTN dialing plan (00 for int, 0 for national, ...). Thus, if
the PBX does not use UNKNOWN, I have to translate the numbers out of
their original TON to ton=unknown. Therefore, I need to process the
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005, Klaus Darilion wrote:
You have two options:
1) Use the CALLINGTON variable in the dialplan. This is only for the
calling party number, not the called party number.
Bad thing. I guess this is an important feature when interacting with
existing PBXs. How are
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005, Marc Storck wrote:
I have a Digium E100P card, with an EuroISDN PRI E1. On incoming calls
the CALLINGTON variable is empty. I have the latest stable version of
asterisk. Do I have to use another variable or is the TON only support
in CVS?
CALLINGTON was not populated
Peter Svensson wrote:
Nothing of this is included in stable version. I'm sure I'm not the
first person putting an asterisk box between a PBX and the telco line.
Is everboy using asterisk CVS out there?
We use cvs from an old date (predating these functions) but with quite a
few additional
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