RE: [Asterisk-Users] Outbound Caller ID number on E1

2006-02-02 Thread Lee Archer
I have this problem in the UK on BT too.

Lee 

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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Outbound Caller ID number on E1

Hi All

I am having a problem setting the outbound callerid number on a PRI E1
in South Africa.  The outbound number keeps on appearing as the main PRI
number.  How does it work between Asterisk and the Telko?  More
importantly how do I get it working?

Kind Regards
Garth


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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Outbound Caller ID number on E1

2006-02-02 Thread Steve Underwood

Garth van Sittert wrote:


Hi All

I am having a problem setting the outbound callerid number on a PRI E1 
in South Africa.  The outbound number keeps on appearing as the main 
PRI number.  How does it work between Asterisk and the Telko?  More 
importantly how do I get it working?


Kind Regards
Garth


Telcos usually arrange outgoing CLI in one of 3 ways:

- a free for all - you can put what you like as your CLI, and no checks 
are made


- a rigid arrangement - no matter what you give as the CLI, the telco 
will replace it with a fixed value before passing the message on


- a constrained arrangement - if you give a CLI within the range that is 
valid for you, it will be passed on. If you give something which is not 
allocated to you, the telco wil replace it with a fixed value.


Sounds like you do not have the first arrangement. You might have the 
third, though. It could be you just aren't specifying your number 
correctly - either the digits themselves or the TON/NPI pair might not 
be right.


Steve

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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Outbound Caller ID number on E1

2006-02-02 Thread Garth van Sittert

Thanks Steve

We replaced an old Siemens that used to produce the outgoing numbers 
correctly, so we must have the 3rd option.
The extensions are all set up to be in that range to provide DID.  When 
the SIP extensions dial out will they provide the extension number which 
gets prefixed with what?  Do I need to send the complete number, 3 digit 
area code + 4 digit extension to the Telko?  Does the zapata.conf add 
the prefix?  How can I check what callerid number is being passed to the 
Telko?


Garth



Steve Underwood wrote:

Garth van Sittert wrote:


Hi All

I am having a problem setting the outbound callerid number on a PRI 
E1 in South Africa.  The outbound number keeps on appearing as the 
main PRI number.  How does it work between Asterisk and the Telko?  
More importantly how do I get it working?


Kind Regards
Garth


Telcos usually arrange outgoing CLI in one of 3 ways:

- a free for all - you can put what you like as your CLI, and no 
checks are made


- a rigid arrangement - no matter what you give as the CLI, the telco 
will replace it with a fixed value before passing the message on


- a constrained arrangement - if you give a CLI within the range that 
is valid for you, it will be passed on. If you give something which is 
not allocated to you, the telco wil replace it with a fixed value.


Sounds like you do not have the first arrangement. You might have the 
third, though. It could be you just aren't specifying your number 
correctly - either the digits themselves or the TON/NPI pair might not 
be right.


Steve

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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Outbound Caller ID number on E1

2006-02-02 Thread Henry Margies
Hi,

I just had the same problem (see post Setting MSN for outgoing ISDN
calls).

It was very helpful to enable pri debug (pri debug span X). Just try
different values for pridialplan, prilocaldialplan. And also try to do
CallerPres right before the Dial command.
How do you set your CallerID or MSN? I just do:
 exten = _X.,1,CallingPres(0)
 exten = _X.,2,SetCIDNum(123456)
 exten = _X.,3,Dial(Zap/g1/${EXTEN},60, T)
 exten = _X.,4,Busy()

123456 is my number without area code. (prilocaldialplan=local).


Hope that helps,

Henry

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