09-14-2020 01:35 AM
hi,
i have forwarded a call to mobile number but it is showing trunk number instead of caller number. is there any way to get the caller number on phone when its forward ?
09-14-2020 01:43 AM - edited 09-14-2020 01:45 AM
Hope your requirement is to display the caller ID as the outside persons mobile number instead of your desk phone number or DID pilot if some one call your extension and if it gets forwarded.
Almost all ISP will drop the call if caller-id is other than your DID range.some ISP will transalte the caller-id to the Pilot number.
09-14-2020 01:53 AM
yes our requirement is to display the caller ID as the outside person's mobile number. is there any other solution that can do this task ?
09-14-2020 07:25 AM
As @Mohammed al Baqari mentioned, due to billing reason ISP will drop the call or translate the caller id to DID pilot number. IF your ISP allow the call, making originator on gateway will send caller-Id as mobile number.
09-14-2020 02:21 AM
09-14-2020 05:11 AM
It might work if the ITSP allows the use of Diversion header. For this you'd usually need to modify the SDP sent via a voice class sip-profiles. There are plenty of good posts on this in the forum.
09-14-2020 09:04 AM
You don't say what sort of trunk you have.
In my experience ISDN will normally drop any calling number which doesn't match the inbound number ranges, normally replacing it with the main billing number. In the UK BT have a option called "Presentation Number (Type 3,4,5)" which if applied to the trunk allows you to present other numbers, format and TON settings need to be correct. I give this as an example, your carrier may offer something similar.
If you're using SIP then ITSPs have their own requirements, and I have not found any consistency. For example four carriers I've used in the UK have four different methods varying from not caring at all (Gamma), requiring tweak to Contact header (Broadsoft), and two others one required PAI set and the other a Redirection header.
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