[asterisk-users] Cisco Gateway sending call to * without CID Name

[Peder @ NetworkOblivion]

Like Kristian said, if you are telnet/ssh'd in, then enable the debug 
and do "term mon" and it will echo the debug to your screen.  As far as 
I know, there is no way to tell the Cisco to "wait 1 second" to get the 
CNAM.  I have two PRI into the same Cisco with two different providers. 
  One gets CNAM right away, one gets in in a subsequent facility 
message.  The second one does not show CNAM on internal phones as the 
SIP INFO is not processed by * (the first one does).  A debug should 
show this.

Kristian Kielhofner wrote:
> On 5/29/08, JR Richardson <jmr.richardson at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Kris,
>>
>>  Nice write up.  I put a wait(1) in Asterisk plus I played around with
>>  'isdn outgoing display-ie' and a few other cisco commands.  Still not
>>  seeing the CID name come in on the SIP messaging.  I initiate a 'degug
>>  isdn q931' on the cisco gateway and don't see any debug messages so
>>  I'm really thinking the gateway is screwy.  That or I'm not getting a
>>  CID from the PBX sending the calls.
>>
>>
>>  --
>>
>> Thanks.
>>  JR
>>  ---------------------
>>  JR Richardson
>>  Engineering for the Masses
>>
> 
> 
> JR,
> 
>  Thanks.  Although it didn't apply %100 to your situation, there
> should be some valuable info there.
> 
>  The majority of the config here is Cisco.  If you use the config
> from the post and IOS 12.4, it should work (it does on AS5350XMs, at
> least).
> 
>  It's off-topic, but are you sure you have logging enabled in your
> term session?  Not seeing any q931 debug messages is odd.  Try "term
> mon" from your current Cisco session and the last bit of output from
> "sh logging".  Still no debug messages?
> 
>  Cisco doesn't log to vttys by default.  As far as q931 debug, you
> should be getting quite a bit of output even if you don't get Caller
> ID name.
> 
>  Another thing to check - how is the Cisco SIP uac configured for
> Caller ID?  RPID?  PAI?
> 
>  In Asterisk, remove the callerid= from your sip peer/user/whatever
> and do a sip debug.  Look for SIP From: Remote-Party-ID and
> P-Asserted-Identity: headers from the Cisco.  Also look for any UPDATE
> or INFO messages after the initial INVITE.  They may contain your
> name.
> 
>