19 Sep
2003
19 Sep
'03
4:36 a.m.
When calls are directed to my gateway, the gateway gets the users username in the From:
field of the SIP header. This is not good for outbound caller ID purposes. If I want
internal users caller ID to appear on displays of parties they are calling, how would I
enable this?
Is it possible to rewrite the from: field with their numerical alias?
Any ideas?
BTW, I've successfully set up a Cisco 2621 router with a NM-HDV-1T1-24 Voice network
module as a gateway. I've got ISDN PRI service from my PSTN provider. This gives 23
simultaneous digital voice channels, and as many direct inward dial numbers as I need to
order from the phone company. Caller ID works nicely on inbound calls from the PSTN.
I'm happy to share Cisco or ser config info on this setup if anyone is curious.
I don't have every feature I want running yet though (like voicemail).
Thanks,
G.
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19 Sep
19 Sep
9:48 a.m.
Hello,
On 18-09 18:36, Gavin Bensom wrote:
When calls are directed to my gateway, the gateway
gets the users username in the From: field of the SIP header. This is not good for
outbound caller ID purposes. If I want internal users caller ID to appear on displays of
parties they are calling, how would I enable this?
Is it possible to rewrite the from: field with their numerical alias?
No, it is not possible to rewrite From header field. There is another
mechanism -- Remote-Party-ID header field. SER can add this header
field and put user's phone number into it. Your PSTN gateway can then extract
the phone number from the header field and display it as the caller's
number.
In the stable version of SER (0.8.11) the Remote-Party-ID header
field works only with radius authentication (i.e. the phone number is
obtained from a radius server). Obtaining the Remote-Party-ID from
database is currently in unstable CVS branch only.
Jan.
20 Sep
20 Sep
4:10 a.m.
Is there a function that I can call without using radius to insert a static
Remote-Party-ID into all outgoing calls? I searched the website and didn't find
anything.
Thanks,
G.
Jan Janak <jan(a)iptel.org> wrote:
Hello,
On 18-09 18:36, Gavin Bensom wrote:
When calls are directed to my gateway, the gateway
gets the users username in the From: field of the SIP header. This is not good for
outbound caller ID purposes. If I want internal users caller ID to appear on displays of
parties they are calling, how would I enable this?
Is it possible to rewrite the from: field with their numerical alias?
No, it is not possible to rewrite From header field. There is another
mechanism -- Remote-Party-ID header field. SER can add this header
field and put user's phone number into it. Your PSTN gateway can then extract
the phone number from the header field and display it as the caller's
number.
In the stable version of SER (0.8.11) the Remote-Party-ID header
field works only with radius authentication (i.e. the phone number is
obtained from a radius server). Obtaining the Remote-Party-ID from
database is currently in unstable CVS branch only.
Jan.
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10:47 a.m.
append_hf in textops module. -jiri
At 03:10 AM 9/20/2003, Gavin Bensom wrote:
Is there a function that I can call without using
radius to insert a static Remote-Party-ID into all outgoing calls? I searched the website
and didn't find anything.
Thanks,
G.
Jan Janak <jan(a)iptel.org> wrote:
Hello,
On 18-09 18:36, Gavin Bensom wrote:
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Jiri Kuthan http://iptel.org/~jiri/
When calls are directed to my gateway, the
gateway gets the users username in the From: field of the SIP header. This is not good for
outbound caller ID purposes. If I want internal users caller ID to appear on displays of
parties they are calling, how would I enable this?
Is it possible to rewrite the from: field with their numerical alias?
No, it is not possible to rewrite From header field. There is another
mechanism -- Remote-Party-ID header field. SER can add this header
field and put user's phone number into it. Your PSTN gateway can then extract
the phone number from the header field and display it as the caller's
number.
In the stable version of SER (0.8.11) the Remote-Party-ID header
field works only with radius authentication (i.e. the phone number is
obtained from a radius server). Obtaining the Remote-Party-ID from
database is currently in unstable CVS branch only.
Jan.
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