[Spce-user] Touching CallerID Again [SOLVED]

[Jonathan Scott]

OK, so maybe I should have poked around more in the headers...
But this is now resolved, fixed on the FreeSwitch side. If anyone needs 
any help interconnecting NGCP & FreeSwitch, I've got it nailed down and 
will be happy to answer any questions.



On 9/1/2011 1:56 PM, Jonathan Scott wrote:
> I've tried a few different things to change the way callerid is 
> presented with ngcp, but just not getting very far.
> The callername we've discussed and fixed so far.
> I'm interested to know how everyone else is being presented calling 
> number in the CLI. It's not out of the realm of possibility that this 
> is also a misconfiguration of my peer as well.
>
> ATA boxes strip the realm and pass the calling line information to the 
> analog phone set properly, so we see: Test Name <TestNumber>, not 
> TestName <TestNumber at Realm.Tld>
> This allows us to call back based on our caller ID list, or use dial 
> back feature of last caller.
> SoftPhones and IPPhones are displaying the Realm.Tld in the calling 
> number. It's always 207391XXXX at 71.241.208.10, which is our Sip to PSTN 
> Media Gateway, our one and only peer on NGCP. This becomes a problem 
> because you can not dial based on your received calls, 71.241.208.10 
> is not a domain that ngcp serves, so it won't route the call. Domain 
> or peer rewrite rules will not hit, because it's not a domain we 
> serve. Incoming peer rules won't hit, because rules seem to only 
> effect the user end of the CLI, not the realm so we can't strip this. 
> When it's a call from a user within the same domain, the callerid 
> number is presented as expected, simply just Username, no realm.
>
> Is there a method to alias the peer domain? More importantly, is this 
> an issue with anyone else?
>


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