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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] RDNIS with tel: vs. sip: header
On 28-08-14 11:57, Positively Optimistic wrote:
> Has anyone had success patching chan_sip.c so that Asterisk will
> recognize the tel: header for RDNIS information?
>
>
> exten = get_in_brackets(tmp)
On 28-08-14 11:57, Positively Optimistic wrote:
Has anyone had success patching chan_sip.c so that Asterisk will
recognize the tel: header for RDNIS information?
exten = get_in_brackets(tmp);
if (!strncasecmp(exten, "sip:", 4)) {
exten += 4;
} else if (!strn
Has anyone had success patching chan_sip.c so that Asterisk will recognize
the tel: header for RDNIS information?
exten = get_in_brackets(tmp);
if (!strncasecmp(exten, "sip:", 4)) {
exten += 4;
} else if (!strncasecmp(exten, "sips:", 5)) {
exten +=
Hi,
I've configured a new Asterisk 1.6.1 box to replace an old Bristuffed 1.2
Asterisk.
Since then, it happens that forwarded calls are not presented the way they
used to be.
It seems that now, some endpoints are displaying the original caller id
(that's what I'm trying to achive), while some are
On 26 May 2009, at 11:48, Sriram wrote:
> Now the problem arises during billing , many customers of Telco X /
> Telco Z / Telco Y somehow get to know the pilot number of telco Y
> and they directly dial in.
How exactly? You might have it accidently listed somewhere. Worth just
looking on onl
Hi
I am a premium voice service provider giving some services on IVR to a Telco X
. As my premises is some 10 kms away from that telco , i have taken a PRI
connection (30 DID with 1 hunting/pilot number) from telco Y When a customer
of Telco X dials my short code @Rs.6/- per minute his call
The original poster is looking for RDNIS as the number initially dialed,
i.e. the DNIS recognized by the first PSTN switch handling the call. The
call may have been diverted to a different number, e.g. unconditionally
forwarded to a call center (answering service, for us older types). If there
are
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> Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] RDNIS and asterisk
>
> No, ${exten} is the final destination number
>
> myphone calls 1234
-->> Where are you actually doing the diverting? In Asterisk at the
telco
-->> exchange?
...or at...
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-->> No, ${exten} is the final destination number
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-->> myphone calls 123456, which is divert
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> -->> boun...@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Tony Mountifield
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-->> Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] RDNIS and asterisk
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-->> In article <49483005.8030...@dotr.com>,
-->> Julian Lyndon-Smith wrote:
-->> > I have a couple of numbers that ar
In article <49483005.8030...@dotr.com>,
Julian Lyndon-Smith wrote:
> I have a couple of numbers that are diverted to a number that is
> conected to an isdn30 card, running asterisk 1.4.
>
> eg.
>
> 123456 => 22334455
> 654321 => 22334455
>
> What I would like to know is the number of the orgin
I have a couple of numbers that are diverted to a number that is
conected to an isdn30 card, running asterisk 1.4.
eg.
123456 => 22334455
654321 => 22334455
What I would like to know is the number of the orginal number dialled
(123456 or 654321). I thought that RDNIS was the answer, but it is
We are running Asterisk 1.4. Does anyone have thought about how to pass
RDNIS from a callmanager to a just an Asterisk 1.4 voicemail server?
I have tried to use CALLERID(rdnis) with a NoOp statement prior, but I
get confused by the syntax of whether or not to use the SET in front of
the CALLERID(r
Julian Lyndon-Smith wrote:
this works well, with one exception: when I take the call on the
mobile, the callerid info is the number of my switchboard. I presume
that this is because I am dialling out from the switch board.
Enter RDNIS. I added an extra line to the dialplan
2 issues here:
a
Perhaps I've got the whole concept wrong, but here goes:
Using 1.4, when someone from the outside dials my direct line (123456),
I want it to call my extension at work (SIP/456), my extension in my
home office (vpn connection to corporate lan, SIP/678) and my mobile
(654321). So my dialplan is
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> From: Brian Capouch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] RDNIS and IAX2
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>
> Douglas Garstang wrote:
> > I&#x
Douglas Garstang wrote:
I'll probably get blasted for this. I hope I'm wrong, and then a little
blasting is ok. It appears that Asterisk may have let us down again as a
'carrier grade' solution.
Did the list software screw up, or did you post this exact same mail
yesterday?
B.
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I'll probably get blasted for this. I hope I'm wrong, and then a little
blasting is ok. It appears that Asterisk may have let us down again as a
'carrier grade' solution.
1. User A calls User B. The call is bridged.
2. User B wants to transfer User A to user C. When this happens, User B's phone
I'll probably get blasted for this. I hope I'm wrong, and then a little
blasting is ok. It appears that Asterisk may have let us down again as a
'carrier grade' solution.
1. User A calls User B. The call is bridged.
2. User B wants to transfer User A to user C. When this happens, User B's phone
Your telco doesn't supply RDNIS (aka OCN) by default.
I have two PRIs, each from a different provider.
"Out-of-the-box", one PRI supports RNDIS/OCN and the other does
not. I waiting for RDNIS/OCN to be enabled on the latter -- it
was just a question of explaining what I wanted in the correct
term
Title: Message
Anyone
had any success using RDNIS? I have a number (not on our PRI) being forwarded to
another number (on our pri) by the CLEC. When I call the first number, it goes
to the number on our PRI and if I understand correctly the RDNIS should be
populated with the first number. It
On May 20, 2005 09:42 am, Geoff Manning wrote:
> I am trying to prove a concept of call routing before we move towards
> development of a production system. I need to have calls routed coming into
> a call center based on DNIS. What type of syntax is needed in the
> extensions.conf file and how can
I haven't been able to find much support for the RDNIS or DNID variables
online.
I am trying to prove a concept of call routing before we move towards
development of a production system. I need to have calls routed coming into
a call center based on DNIS. What type of syntax is needed in the
exten
Anyone have a example of how to setup RDNIS in *?
To date we have been giving each voicemail user a individual DNIS but would like
to consolidate all the numbers into one and just use RDNIS to route the
call.
Thanks,
Gary
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Fortunatly we are a supplier to the "mighty powerful telco" so we can often
get them to dig deep to get the implementation right... Unfortunately, doe
to the complesities of the Class-5 switches they often don't know where to
look to enable a feature and either you help them out (by becoming a swit
Thanks, this helps a ton, we get our PRI's from a CLEC we work with,
this will help them provide the info I require.
Regards
Michael Baird
> Michael,
> I have asked a very similar question over the past week and gotton no
> answer... Seems like no one here knows much about it...or just doesn't wan
Hi,
You have it about right. It may really not be available on the 5ESS you
connect to, though. I think its an optional feature on many switches.
The text yuo quote makes it sound like a cost option on this one.
What goes in the RDNIS field is rather variable. On a Hua Wei switch I
could choose
Michael,
I have asked a very similar question over the past week and gotton no
answer... Seems like no one here knows much about it...or just doesn't want
to wade in..
Here is what I have found out so far. The RDNIS field should be populated
with the ISDN PRI Redirecting Number Information Element
I'm trying to use RDNIS with asterisk, and I don't appear to be
receiving any information (the value is blank). The upstream who
provides the PRI says they are passing all the info through, I don't see
this value coming across. I've tried it with a Verizon call forward, as
well as a Nextel with the
Does anyone know what Q.931 Information Element that * pulls the RDNIS
variable from?
Jody N. Rudolph
Heartland Communications Internet Services, Inc
1301 Boadway
Paducah, KY 42001
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> RDNIS: Reverse Dialed Number Information Service
> Essentially Caller ID, maybe not as susceptable to being changed though
> as I think it is transmitted in PRI signalling not as FSK on the line.
> Essentially to modify it, the caller would have to be able to convince
> the telco to send somethin
On Fri, 2003-03-21 at 17:02, Adrian Brown wrote:
> Can anybody explain the ${RDNIS} variable purpose and usage.
>
>
> Many thanks
DNIS: Dialed Number Information Service.
What number the caller dialed. Used when multiple numbers point to the
same line, or group of lines.
I'm pretty sure of wh
Can anybody explain the ${RDNIS} variable purpose and usage.
Many thanks
Adrian Brown
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