Hi :)
When I send an incoming call to a queue, I'm doing this:
exten = 6608140,1,SetCallerID(CCUK)
exten = 6608140,2,SetCIDName(CCUK)
exten = 6608140,3,Queue(ccuk,r)
I want the phone to say 'CCUK' - the queue name is more important to know than
the incoming Caller ID :)
Unfortunately the SIP
Gavin Hamill wrote:
Hi :)
When I send an incoming call to a queue, I'm doing this:
exten = 6608140,1,SetCallerID(CCUK)
exten = 6608140,2,SetCIDName(CCUK)
exten = 6608140,3,Queue(ccuk,r)
I want the phone to say 'CCUK' - the queue name is more important to know than
the incoming Caller ID :)
On Wednesday 20 April 2005 10:32, Ronald Wiplinger wrote:
So my question is, how can I change the sip username from
sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED] to sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
Shouldn't be there a quote mark and two values, like:
SetCallerID(Ronald 123456789)
Just tried a few combinations of that,
Try using
SetCIDNum(CCUK)
-Arun
On 4/20/05, Gavin Hamill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 20 April 2005 10:32, Ronald Wiplinger wrote:
So my question is, how can I change the sip username from
sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED] to sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
Shouldn't be there a quote mark and
On Wednesday 20 April 2005 11:15, Arunachala wrote:
Try using
SetCIDNum(CCUK)
Nope, the most I can ever extract from any combination of the three 'CID'
commands is this in the SIP messages :(
From: CCUK sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cheers,
Gavin.
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On Wednesday 20 April 2005 11:55, Arunachala wrote:
Hi Gavin,
Just went through the code. There is a check in the code to check
whether the CIDNum is a phone number (0-9,#,*) or no. If it is not a
phone number, it is replaced with the default CIDNum asterisk.
Hm, really smart :) If the SIP
Gavin Hamill wrote:
Hi :)
When I send an incoming call to a queue, I'm doing this:
exten = 6608140,1,SetCallerID(CCUK)
exten = 6608140,2,SetCIDName(CCUK)
exten = 6608140,3,Queue(ccuk,r)
I want the phone to say 'CCUK' - the queue name is more important to know than
the incoming Caller ID :)
