Thanks Oliver.
I tried those approaches but they did not work. However, I just found a workaround finally. The SIPAddHeader and SIP_HEADER functions enabled me to get the callerid working. Thanks again!! From: asterisk-users-boun...@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-boun...@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of unsero...@aol.com Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2010 8:53 PM To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] callerid between 2 asterisk servers I've got 2 asterisk servers on the same box: ubuntu 10.04 lucid. I have not been able to send useful callerid info between them (callerid becomes "serverB"). serverA register statement: (serverB has the exact opposite statement) register => serverA:serverapassw...@ip_of_serverb_nic/serverB users.conf of serverA: users.conf of serverB: [serverB] [serverA] type=friend type=friend fromuser=serverB fromuser=serverA secret=serverBpassword secret=serverApassword host=dynamic host=dynamic etc. etc. [serverA] [serverB] type=user type=user secret=serverApassword secret=serverBpassword context=serverA_incoming context=serverB_incoming host=dynamic host=dynamic etc. etc. serverA extensions.conf: exten => _8X.,n,Dial(SIP/serverB/${EXTEN},20,r) With this set up, when I dial from an extension such as 6000 on serverA to an extension such as 8000 on serverB, instead of sending the callerid info of 6000 it sends "serverB". I cannot seem to find a way around this. Anyone know of a way to send the 6000 callerid info? Somehow via sending a user-defined field via the dial statement? If not via the dial, then a way to transfer via writing to the file system? Is there a way to use, in extensions.conf, some kind of info transferred between serverA and serverB such as the tag id so that I can specify a filename for them to write/read? I cannot seam to find something that each server sees which I can dynamically read in and use in extensions.conf. Thanks!! -- Try uncommenting fromuser on both boxes. Or did you set callerid in your users.conf when you write "etc."? If so, also uncomment it. Oliver
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