I am having an issue with outgoing caller ID on SIP trunks when an internal party dials another internal party who is twinned the caller ID that shows up on the twinned device only show the 3 digit extension number or "private number" but system traces only show the ext@xx.xx.xx.xx being sent. Twinning works fine for all other outside callers calling in and being twinned as I am getting a full 10 digits. Is there any way that I can fix it so I can either pull in the incoming call route information as a PRI does or a way to adjust the SIP setting to accomplish this. All other aspects on the SIP trunks work fine, just this one issue.
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Caller ID on Outgoing Twinned Calls SIP Trunks 3
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kwing112000
Vendor
I havent tried this but have you tried to set the SIP number on the SIP tab of the user.
Kevin Wing
ACSS Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Communications
ACS- Implement IP Office
ACA- Implement IP Office
Carousel Industries
Kevin Wing
ACSS Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Communications
ACS- Implement IP Office
ACA- Implement IP Office
Carousel Industries
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YorkshireMatt
Programmer
I cannot seem to get it to do this.
In the SIP URI I am assuming you have put in the number you wish to display for the outbound calls.
Are you willing to send over the config to my email?
Remove any data you feel to protect the customer.
In the SIP URI I am assuming you have put in the number you wish to display for the outbound calls.
Are you willing to send over the config to my email?
Remove any data you feel to protect the customer.
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Local URI *
Contact *
Display Name *
PAI None
I am using wild cards for my SIP URI. It works for everything except for the issue I am having. I am using ARS to control caller ID for outbound caller which works fine.
Sorry but cant send config.
Contact *
Display Name *
PAI None
I am using wild cards for my SIP URI. It works for everything except for the issue I am having. I am using ARS to control caller ID for outbound caller which works fine.
Sorry but cant send config.
Add an extra URI, put it on Use User Data. Give it a new outgoing group ID that is not used before. Then goto the users SIP tab enter the number you need to send in all 3 (Local URI, Contact, Display Name)
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Dain Bramaged (Avaya Search tool )
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YorkshireMatt
Programmer
If you are using wild cards in the SIP URI it would display the pass through caller ID from the person calling the system when original caller ID is ticked.
can you explain how the ARS is setup, short codes etc
can you explain how the ARS is setup, short codes etc
@YorkshireMatt
Wildards are only for incomming and not outgoing. It sends ext@xx.xx.xx.xx there is no other place the on the Users SIP tab to change it, to see the sip tab add an URI with Use User data.
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Wildards are only for incomming and not outgoing. It sends ext@xx.xx.xx.xx there is no other place the on the Users SIP tab to change it, to see the sip tab add an URI with Use User data.
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It works! Now if only I could remember what I did...
Dain Bramaged (Avaya Search tool )
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BAS1234...Tried that did not work. It send Private Number as only the 3 digits are sent out or it will send out twinned parties number.
Matt...
as far as ARS I have tried several different ARS shortcodes
If using n;,dial,Nsi2401112E and the person internal extension is 333 it will show on the twinned device 2401112333, FROM is showing in trace as 2401112333@xx.xx.xx.xx
If using N;,dial,N the number comes out as Private Number, FROM is showing in trace as 333@xx.xx.xx.xx
Matt...
as far as ARS I have tried several different ARS shortcodes
If using n;,dial,Nsi2401112E and the person internal extension is 333 it will show on the twinned device 2401112333, FROM is showing in trace as 2401112333@xx.xx.xx.xx
If using N;,dial,N the number comes out as Private Number, FROM is showing in trace as 333@xx.xx.xx.xx
kwing112000
Vendor
you cant use si with SIP. you need URI's to do it. you could try setting up a URI with use internal data and then another ARS group for your Twinning to go through and set the users full number on the SIP tab and see if it helps.
Kevin Wing
ACSS Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Communications
ACS- Implement IP Office
ACA- Implement IP Office
Carousel Industries
Kevin Wing
ACSS Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Communications
ACS- Implement IP Office
ACA- Implement IP Office
Carousel Industries
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Try the SC
Code: N;
Feat: Dial
TelN: .SS
Or
Code: N;
Feat: Dial
TelN: NS2401112E
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It works! Now if only I could remember what I did...
Dain Bramaged (Avaya Search tool )
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Code: N;
Feat: Dial
TelN: .SS
Or
Code: N;
Feat: Dial
TelN: NS2401112E
___________________________________________
It works! Now if only I could remember what I did...
Dain Bramaged (Avaya Search tool )
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YorkshireMatt
Programmer
Sorry back to basics,
When you say
"Twinning works fine for all other outside callers calling in and being twinned as I am getting a full 10 digits"
Are you saying when a call comes into the system then is routed through twinning profile to the end users mobile it displays the office number or the calling customers number?
Short codes are different for SIP
When you say
"Twinning works fine for all other outside callers calling in and being twinned as I am getting a full 10 digits"
Are you saying when a call comes into the system then is routed through twinning profile to the end users mobile it displays the office number or the calling customers number?
Short codes are different for SIP
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YorkshireMatt
Programmer
I will set up a system tomorrow and have a look at some point.
Normally you either pass all original caller ID, user or external using *
Or
The caller ID can be set per user using SIP URI internal Data then user creds SIP tab
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Set up the SIP URI with the number you want to display.
As I say I will have a play tomorrow see what the outcome is.
Normally you either pass all original caller ID, user or external using *
Or
The caller ID can be set per user using SIP URI internal Data then user creds SIP tab
Or
Set up the SIP URI with the number you want to display.
As I say I will have a play tomorrow see what the outcome is.
kevykevg,
If you on R8, you need to be on 8.0.42 for the below to work as all previous versions of R8 had a bug:
Local URI: *
Contact: *
Display Name: *
PAI: Use Internal Data
With PAI set to "Use Internal Data" you then see the SIP tab for each user. Put in the 10 digit phone number you want displayed in all three fields of the user's SIP tab.
If you on R8, you need to be on 8.0.42 for the below to work as all previous versions of R8 had a bug:
Local URI: *
Contact: *
Display Name: *
PAI: Use Internal Data
With PAI set to "Use Internal Data" you then see the SIP tab for each user. Put in the 10 digit phone number you want displayed in all three fields of the user's SIP tab.
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Kevykevg,
Just tested and found same results as you. If you are using an Avaya approved SIP provider, you can open a case. If not, then maybe someone else can offer suggestions.
One thing you can try, if you are sending the same caller ID for all your extensions is the Ns setting in your ARS table. Someone mentioned this does not work for SIP, but I verified on an R8 system it does work, but not with the "E" variable. You would need to enter the entire phone number you want to send. Example: Ns2125551212.
Just tested and found same results as you. If you are using an Avaya approved SIP provider, you can open a case. If not, then maybe someone else can offer suggestions.
One thing you can try, if you are sending the same caller ID for all your extensions is the Ns setting in your ARS table. Someone mentioned this does not work for SIP, but I verified on an R8 system it does work, but not with the "E" variable. You would need to enter the entire phone number you want to send. Example: Ns2125551212.
amriddle01
Programmer
It only works with some SIP providers, in the same way adding a W will not work with some but it will with others 
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So did you use the 'Use Internal Data' and what version of R8 to get this to work.
We just Upgraded to R8 Last night and the Avaya Partner upgraded us form R5 to R8.0(18)! 18?!?!? (44) has been out a Week now! (-;
We have the Same situation as you, though the numbers coming through are typically just the Last two Digits of the User's Extension. Here and there we will get 3 digits, 1 Digit, or None (UNKNOW).
I've just downloaded R8.0(44) and will get it installed in our next maintenance window.
Thanks,
We just Upgraded to R8 Last night and the Avaya Partner upgraded us form R5 to R8.0(18)! 18?!?!? (44) has been out a Week now! (-;
We have the Same situation as you, though the numbers coming through are typically just the Last two Digits of the User's Extension. Here and there we will get 3 digits, 1 Digit, or None (UNKNOW).
I've just downloaded R8.0(44) and will get it installed in our next maintenance window.
Thanks,
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