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Dave Fullerton wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Brent Davidson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Dave Fullerton wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Check the entries for office1 and office2 servers in sip.conf. If they
have a callerid= entry comment it out and do a SIP reload. When it is
set asterisk overrides the caller ID sent to it.
-Dave
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<pre wrap="">There aren't any callerid= entries in any of my sip peer entries, and
I'm not overriding the callerID anywhere in my dial plan.
Would the way I route the extensions make any difference? Each office
has it's own server and prefix by which it is accessed from another
office. So for office1 to dial extension 12 at office2 he would dial 1012.
In my Dialplan I have (AEL syntax):
_10XX => {
Dial(SIP/${EXTEN:2}@Office2,,Tt);
Hangup;
}
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I don't see anything sticking out as being wrong. For kicks, what is the
output of "sip show user Office1-user" on office2?
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localhost*CLI> sip show user Office1-user<br>
localhost*CLI> <br>
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* Name : Office1-user<br>
Secret : <Set><br>
MD5Secret : <Not set><br>
Context : internal<br>
Language : en<br>
AMA flags : Unknown<br>
Transfer mode: open<br>
MaxCallBR : 384 kbps<br>
CallingPres : Presentation Allowed, Not Screened<br>
Call limit : 20<br>
Callgroup : <br>
Pickupgroup : <br>
Callerid : "" <><br>
ACL : No<br>
Codec Order : (speex:20)<br>
Auto-Framing: No <br>
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