The original dialed number  is   supposed to be carried in a diversion
header.
for example say :
A calls B
B forwards to C
C sends you an invite

you should received an invite with a diversion like
Diversion: <[email protected]> reason=unconditional ,;  some other parameters
Diverssion: <[email protected]>;

also you can get one Diversion header with comma separated  like
Diversion: <[email protected]> reason=busy; more parameters   , <[email protected]> ;
reason=unconditional; more paramertes

so the bottom most it is always the original called number and topmost is
the dialed number (current one).

take a look at  the following draft for details.
draft-levy-sip-diversion-08.txt

Please also notice the diversion header was never moved to an RFC , rather
the History header it is the "official" .
however Diversion it is widely implemented.


--
alejandro


On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 10:43 AM, Lehto, Susan <[email protected]> wrote:

> To deliver the number originally dialed, is there an area in the SIP
> diversion header to carry the called "telephone number" for delivery to
> a voice mail system?
>
> Our TDM telephone system is optioned to deliver to the voice mail system
> the number dialed, so that if the called line forwards to voice mail,
>
>
>
> 1.  the voice mail system can respond with the called person's greeting
>
> 2.  if the called line forwards to another line, which in turn forwards
> to voice mail, the voice mail system can respond with the greeting of
> the person originally dialed.
>
>
>
> Can SIP achieve the same result?
>
> We are testing a SIP system, and the vendor does not know of a solution.
>
> I see that a similar question had been posed on the listserve in October
> 2000, but I have not yet found the answer
>
> Thanks for applying your expertise to this issue.
>
>
>
> Susan Lehto
>
> Sr. Analyst
>
> Boston University
>
> [email protected]
>
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