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green

10-03-2007 07:53 PM

strange From with VoXaLot 'local' call

Calling from Nokia (voxalot id is AAAAAA) to Asterisk (voxalot id is BBBBBB), both are registered at voxalot servers (us & eu).

As soon as Caller ID was not shown on Asterisk side I checked the log (on * side):

Code:

From: "AAAAAA" <sip:private@voxalot.com>;

Why?
Why you cannot send it like

Code:

From: "Happy VoXaLot User" <sip:AAAAAA@voxalot.com>;

?

Thanks

Probably the same problem here http://forum.voxalot.com/voxalot-sup...caller-id.html

martin

10-03-2007 11:06 PM

This is because AAAAAA is calling BBBBBB via the Voxalot provider.

Try calling BBBBBB directly by using either a *010, *031 or *061 prefix.

i.e. *010BBBBBB
.

green

10-04-2007 07:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by martin (Post 13112)

This is because AAAAAA is calling BBBBBB via the Voxalot provider.

I don't think it's a good excuse ;)

Quote:

Try calling BBBBBB directly by using either a *010, *031 or *061 prefix.

i.e. *010BBBBBB

It works. So, I decided to create a workaround:

Code:

Pattern          Replacement                  Provider

_0XXXXXX          *010${EXTEN:1}          Voxalot

But this doesn't work, means no CallerID again. Why? Do you treat that scenario as you mentioned before - "calling via the Voxalot provider"? So, is it the only option to insert *010 on the SIP UA side?
Anyway, I do not understand why are you creating that complexity... I suppose many users will enjoy if you will just keep the original From field.
Thanks

191727

10-04-2007 10:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by green (Post 13116)

I don't think it's a good excuse ;)

It works. So, I decided to create a workaround:

Code:

Pattern          Replacement                  Provider

_0XXXXXX          *010${EXTEN:1}          Voxalot

it works for me.

green

10-04-2007 02:33 PM

currently the only option that works for me:

Code:

Pattern          Replacement                  Provider

_0XXXXXX          *031${EXTEN:1}                SIP Broker

Replacing 031 with 010 gives busy.

May be Martin will be able to comment on this.
Again, the idea is to preserve caller info and not dial complex prefixes like *010 every time.

Thanks

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