[Asterisk-bsd] Off-Topic question

[Bill Harris]

That was it.  Should have seen that.  Been up to many late
nights programming phones..

Thanks much!!

Bill


On Jul 14, 2006, at 11:27 AM, Tim St. Pierre wrote:

> I had this same thing happen before once as well, with other  
> hardware.  If
> memory serves correctly, try removing the fromuser tag.  When  
> Asterisk sends
> sip packets to the phones, it is changing the from address to the  
> fromuser=
> number.
>
> -Tim
>
> On July 14, 2006 11:32, harrisb at rcisd.org wrote:
>>  Sorry if this off topic, just put in a new * switch last night,
>>  with  the Digium 4 port FXO card, and a bunch of Cisco 7940
>>  phones.
>>
>>  Other than the initial echo at the beginning of the call, no real
>>  problems.  I do have one other problem, and wondered if anyone
>>  else has seen this.  For some reason, the cisco phones aren't
>>  sending the CallerIDnum to the destination extension.  The name
>>  is coming through, but it's putting the destination number/extension
>>  instead of the origination extensions.   I figure it's a  
>> configuration
>>  issue in sip.conf, but I have valid callerid="someone" <1111> in and
>>  it replaces the 1111 witht the dest. extens.
>>
>>  here's the sip entry template for each of the 7940's.
>>
>>  [1100]
>>  type=friend
>>  username=1100
>>  fromuser=1100
>>  secret=xxxx
>>  auth=md5
>>  host=dynamic
>>  dtmfmode=rfc2833
>>  qualify=120
>>  nat=never
>>  reinvite=no
>>  canreinvite=no
>>  disallow=all
>>  allow=ulaw
>>  allow=alaw
>>  context=default
>>  mailbox=1100
>>  callerid="Jane Doe"<1100>
>>
>>
>>  Anyone have any ideas?
>>
>>  Bill
>
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