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Caller ID question
- Thread starter smetse
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the answer is a definite "maybe" 
it depends on your PRI provider, and how you ordered your PRI. If you have it set to send only the BTN (Billing Telephone Number). If your provider is allowing you to send indivdual Caller ID, you just need to setup the "public unknown number" ("change public 0" in a newer switch or "change isdn pub" in an older switch)
mitch
AVAYA Certified Specialist
it depends on your PRI provider, and how you ordered your PRI. If you have it set to send only the BTN (Billing Telephone Number). If your provider is allowing you to send indivdual Caller ID, you just need to setup the "public unknown number" ("change public 0" in a newer switch or "change isdn pub" in an older switch)
mitch
AVAYA Certified Specialist
szukalabartosz
IS-IT--Management
First, as Mitch mentioned, you have to talk with you PRI provider.
Next you have to setup public uknown number.
then go to trunk configuration page 2 and set "send calling party number" to y.
With this configuration all extensions defined in PUN will be send with their own DDI.
If you want to make some DDI's not visible go to station setup and change "send calling party number" to r. This now will be visible as "restricted".
regards,
Next you have to setup public uknown number.
then go to trunk configuration page 2 and set "send calling party number" to y.
With this configuration all extensions defined in PUN will be send with their own DDI.
If you want to make some DDI's not visible go to station setup and change "send calling party number" to r. This now will be visible as "restricted".
regards,
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