[Asterisk-Users] Blocked Callerid

[pdhales at optusnet.com.au]

I think they have a 1-800 number so you might be right.

But the important question is still - will Asterisk support this?

PaulH

> Alexander Lopez <alex.lopez at opsys.com> wrote:
> 
They are using ANI instead of CallerID. If they have an 800 number thya
have the right to know who is calling them because they are paying for
the call.
 
the *ANI*DNIS* format is known as Feature Grooup D.
 
Alex
 


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	Do they have an 800 number?  If so perhaps their 800 number
provider is doing it via DTMF.  Search around on the internet, I believe
the standard format for the DTMF is *CALLERID*CALLEDNUMBER* (or perhaps
reversed). 
	
	
	On 2/1/06, pdhales at optusnet.com.au <pdhales at optusnet.com.au>
wrote: 

		I have been discussing an asterisk solution with a
company that has a custom written dialogic based solution.
		 
		The issue is that their dialogic solution can read
callerid from incoming calls, even if the callerid is blocked.
		I have read before that Asterisk can do this, and they
want me to make sure that their new system will be able to do this.
		 
		A quick poke around inside the zaptel source code was
unproductive...
		 
		Any ideas?
		 
		PaulH
		 

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