[asterisk-dev] 2 callers id needed on the originate command

[Donny Kavanagh]

Consider setting the caller id into a variable in the 'Variable:' line
and then doing your dial on a local channel.

 Donny

On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 10:56 AM, Stephen Coles <scoles at wellpak.co.uk> wrote:
> I use the originate command from vb express like the one below to do
> computer dialling however i want my phone to say there extension, and
> then I want the person I'm dialling phone to say my number.
>
> However when i set callerid to their number, my phone says the right
> number but there phone says there number.  So we need two callerid one
> for the local and one for the remote side.  So i can set what i want my
> phone to say (local side) in callerid_local: and the number i want their
> phone (remote side) to say callerid_remote:
>
> The originate command:
>        Action: Originate
>        Channel: SIP/101test
>        Context: default
>        Exten: 8135551212
>        Priority: 1
>        Callerid: 3125551212
>        Timeout: 30000
>        Variable: var1=23|var2=24|var3=25
>        ActionID: ABC45678901234567890
>
> Proposed
>
> The originate command:
>        Action: Originate
>        Channel: SIP/101test
>        Context: default
>        Exten: 8135551212
>        Priority: 1
>        Callerid_local: ComputerDial - XYZ Company <220>
>        Callerid_remote: 3125551212
>        Timeout: 30000
>        Variable: var1=23|var2=24|var3=25
>        ActionID: ABC45678901234567890
>
> Or probably best to keep callerid and just add callerid_local to keep
> compatibility with existing apps
>
> I propose this cos i'm good at what i do, but no where near as good to
> start recoding asterisk so will leave it up to the masters
>
> Stephen Coles
> IT Services
> Wellpak(UK) Ltd
>
>
>
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