[Spce-user] P-Asserted-Identity Passing from Subscriber to Peer

[Greg Lipschitz]

I should have also added;


ngcpcfg, version 0.25.2.1+0~mr3.8.2.1


Cheers,


Greg



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Sent: Thursday, 5 November 2015 9:20 PM
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Subject: [Spce-user] P-Asserted-Identity Passing from Subscriber to Peer


Hi All,

My brain is getting foggy after looking at this all day. I'm hoping someone can give me a second set of eyes.

Setup

Asterisk (Subscriber) <> SipWise <> Peer

Asterisk is sending P-Asserted-Identity correctly and SipWise is receiving the P-Asserted Identity correctly

P-Asserted-Identity: "61882xx2534" <sip:61882xx2534 at 10.xx.xx.xx>'

SipWise is sending the CLI as specified in the Subscriber under "CLI - Network-Provided CLI"

P-Asserted-Identity: <sip:61882xx2500 at 10.xx.xx.xx>'

On the Subscriber, I have the allowed_clis set with the 61882xx25. I have also tried this with 61882xx25! and 61882xx25*

From what I can see, Subscriber is sending correct CLI, Domain is receiving correct CLI, Peer is sending incorrect CLI.

At the subscriber level, it is all set to 'use domain default'

At the domain level it is set to;

inbound_upn - From-Username
outbound_from_user - Received Display-name
outbound_from_display - Received Display-name
outbound_pai_user - Network-Provided Number
outbound_ppi_user - None
inbound_uprn - Forwarder's NPN
outbound_diversion - None
outbound_history_info - None
outbound_to_user - Called user

At the peer level it is set to;

inbound_upn - From-Username
inbound-npn - From Username
outbound_from_user - Network-Provided-Number
outbound_from_display - None
outbound_pai_user - UPRN (if set) or Network-Provided Number
outbound_ppi_user - None
inbound_uprn - None
outbound_diversion - UPRN
outbound_history_info - None
outbound_to_user - Called user


I'm sure it's as simple as I haven't got the correct flow in the combinations but after looking at it all day, my brain hurts and everything is fuzzy :P

Cheers,

Greg





Greg Lipschitz | Director | The Summit Group

E: Greg at thesummitgroup.com.au<mailto:Greg at thesummitgroup.com.au> | W: www.thesummitgroup.com.au<http://www.thesummitgroup.com.au>

The Summit Group (Australia) Pty Ltd | P: 1300 049 749 | Level 1, 39 Railway Road, Blackburn  VIC  3130
The Summit Group (USA) LLC | P: 321 216 3844 | Suite 1003, 364E Main Street, Middletown  DE 19709
Postal:      P.O. Box 3225, Doncaster East  VIC  3109



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