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Incomming number from SIP trunk shows +49xxxx 2

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stephanboehmer

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Apr 14, 2003
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FR
Hi all,
we are just moving from ISDN to SIP trunking for our entire Environment. Now we startet testing and when we recive an incomming call from the sip trunk it is in E164 Format with the international prefix (+49 for calls out of Germany). Now in the call log of the phones I have this number and I am not able to do a call back. Any idea how I can get ride of that international prefix?

regards
Stephan
 
Assuming your SIP trunk is coming in via Session Manager you can use the adaptation module to strip 1 digit if the number starts with plus (+)
 
Correct, I am working with an SM but until now I had no success to strp of that +. So would you do this in the adaptation for the SBC or for the ACM? thanks. The Problem is not that I can not reach an extension on the ACM but the Information in the Display of the station.
 
have tried changing this configs from the signaling?

Prepend '+' to Outgoing Calling/Alerting/Diverting/Connected Public Numbers? n
Remove '+' from Incoming Called/Calling/Alerting/Diverting/Connected Numbers? n
 
ok I was now able to remove the + in the Adaptation from the SM. Thanks to that
Now I have an additional issue. I am using EC500! When I only covert the + to 00 in the Adaptation I get the right number on my mobile but I am still missing one 0 in the Display off the phone for calling out of the phone call log. When I add 000 in the Adaptation I get the correct number in the phone call log but not the correct one on my mobile :-(. So somehow I am looking for a possibility to add the ars code automatically to the call log of my phones.
 
You probably need to use the call type analysis tables rather than prefixing ARS codes into the call log.

Much easier and flexible

Take Care

Matt
I have always wished that my computer would be as easy to use as my telephone.
My wish has come true. I no longer know how to use my telephone.
 
ok guys, thanks a lot that worked. I have never worked with call type Analysis so it was first a little bit tricky. I had to reboot the ip phone to get it to work (have read this in another threat). So issue is solved.
 
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