[Spce-user] Problem with Caller ID Caller in outbound calls

[Dario D Busso]

As I wrote:
Match Pattern: ^0([0-9]+)$
-d
On 2014-07-09 16:05, Rogier Banis wrote:
> Unfortunately still not the correct result. CallerID still presented 
> as +0201111111. Here the 3 rules i have now under Outbound Rewrite 
> Rules for Caller:
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>
> <https://sbc01.nvoice.nl:1443/rewrite/6/rules?move=19&where=up&back=https%3A%2F%2Fsbc01.nvoice.nl%3A1443%2Frewrite%2F6%2Frules> 
> <https://sbc01.nvoice.nl:1443/rewrite/6/rules?move=19&where=down&back=https%3A%2F%2Fsbc01.nvoice.nl%3A1443%2Frewrite%2F6%2Frules> 
>
> 	Match: ^0([1-9]+)$ 	Replacement: 31\1 	Description: Change 0XXXX to 
> 31XXXX 	
>
> <https://sbc01.nvoice.nl:1443/rewrite/6/rules?move=15&where=up&back=https%3A%2F%2Fsbc01.nvoice.nl%3A1443%2Frewrite%2F6%2Frules> 
> <https://sbc01.nvoice.nl:1443/rewrite/6/rules?move=15&where=down&back=https%3A%2F%2Fsbc01.nvoice.nl%3A1443%2Frewrite%2F6%2Frules> 
> 	Match: ^(?:06) 	Replacement: 316 	Description: 316 	
>
> <https://sbc01.nvoice.nl:1443/rewrite/6/rules?move=12&where=up&back=https%3A%2F%2Fsbc01.nvoice.nl%3A1443%2Frewrite%2F6%2Frules> 
> <https://sbc01.nvoice.nl:1443/rewrite/6/rules?move=12&where=down&back=https%3A%2F%2Fsbc01.nvoice.nl%3A1443%2Frewrite%2F6%2Frules> 
> 	Match: ^([1-9][0-9]+)$ 	Replacement: 31\1 	Description: 3188
>
>
>
> Op 9 jul. 2014, om 15:54 heeft John Murray 
> <john.murray at skyracktelecom.com 
> <mailto:john.murray at skyracktelecom.com>> het volgende geschreven:
>
>> Roger hi,
>> I think you need:
>> Match Pattern: ^0([1-9]+)$
>> Replacement pattern: 31\1
>> Regards
>> John
>> *From:*spce-user-bounces at lists.sipwise.com 
>> <mailto:spce-user-bounces at lists.sipwise.com>[mailto:spce-user-bounces at lists.sipwise.com]*On 
>> Behalf Of*Rogier Banis
>> *Sent:*09 July 2014 14:45
>> *To:*Spce-user
>> *Subject:*[Spce-user] Problem with Caller ID Caller in outbound calls
>> Hello list,
>> On a peer i need to create a rewrite rule for the caller ID of the 
>> caller. In this case a call comes in to our PBX and gets forwarded to 
>> a trunk. The incoming callerid of the caller is like 0201111111. This 
>> needs to be rewritten to 31201111111
>> In my rewrite rules for the trunk i created the following rule under 
>> outbound rewrite rules for caller:
>> Match Pattern: ^(0[1-9]+)$
>> Replacement pattern: 31\1
>> As you might suspect this doesn't work otherwise i wouldn't be 
>> mailing this list ;)) The CallerID gets presented on the final 
>> receiver phone as +0201111111
>> Can you please shine some light on this rewrite rule?
>> Any help is highly appreciated.
>> With best regards,
>>
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>> <image001.png>
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>>
>> *Rogier Banis*
>> *CTO*
>> Hoflaan 6
>> 3956 EE Leersum
>> the Netherlands
>>
>> T. +3188 7777 500
>> F. +3188 7777 501
>>
>>
>> E.rogier at ningaloo.nl <mailto:rogier at ningaloo.nl>
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