On the channel from the dialplan and have that change also show up in theĬDR, then you *must* set CALLERID(ANI) as well as CALLERID(num). If you would like to change the callerid number This has been cleared up so that allĬhannel drivers set ANI. When using the “callerid” option for various channel drivers, some

The behavior of the “clid” field of the CDR has always been that it willĬontain the callerid ANI if it is set, or the callerid number if ANI was not It is possible to suppress the unwanted elements of the SETUP message as follows: SETUP IE When using ISDN, some systems may reject certain information elements (IEs) of the SETUP message and respond with error 100. to hide your caller id, use: Set(CALLERID(num-pres)=prohib) NAME=`echo $NAME | iconv -f ISO-8859-1 -t UTF-8` Asterisk 1.8Īsterisk 1.8 has an expanded CALLERID function. If indeed you would like to present special characters on an IP phone’s display you will most probably have to turn to UTF-8 enconding: ISDN (Q.931) only permits ASCII characters (more precisely: the IA5 character set) as CallerID name, see also Asterisk func filter. AASTRA CID BUG: Setting CID (under sip.conf) to something other than the default (asterisk) with spaces in it (ex: Unknown Caller) when no CID is available will cause asterisk to Dial the Aastra phone, but it will not “ring”.(tested with 480i ct firmware 1.).CALLERID(num) and CALLERID(name) control the parts of the SIP address before the in the ‘From’ header under normal conditions.number is deprecated and doesn’t work in 1.6.ton can be 0(unknown - i.e., includes dial prefixes), 1(international), 2(national), 4(subscriber).This function may be both read from and written to.pres: call presentation/screening (textual representation, 1.6).rdnis: redirected dialed number information service (digits only in the POTS/ISDN world).dnid: dialed number (digits only in the POTS/ISDN world), don’t confuse with DNIS.

ani: “automatic number identifaction” – billing number (digits only in the POTS/ISDN world).

all: a Caller*ID string with the number specified between angle-brackets, e.g.

num or number: number at which caller prefers to be called back (digits only in the POTS/ISDN world).

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