04-01-2014 12:43 AM - edited 03-16-2019 10:19 PM
Hi Folks,
I have an issue in a new Voip deployment whereby when a user call forwards their internal phone to an external mobile, the site prefix is being added to the Originating caller ID on the destination mobile phone and trailing digits are stripped.
For example..
the site prefix is +43166105
A user outside the company with mobile phone number 06991968XXXX calls an internal extension that is call forwarded to 0664545XXXX, when the call rings on 06664545XXX, the caller ID is shown as +431661056991968, with last 4 digits missing
The site has two voice gateways, GW2 for specific mobile phone calls, and GW1 for regular calls and all other mobile calls, when a user call forwards to a mobile phone that is reachable via GW2, the caller ID is showing correctly (both g/w are connected to different providers)
I have a translation pattern on both g/w that strips the leading zero's of the calling number and also makes sure call type is presented properly to the provider.
Generally, i would be calling the provider, however the site are telling me that this worked OK on the previous PBX based setup.
Here are some relevant pieces of configuration information, and the ISDN debug of an affected call, as you can see, we are providing the correct digits to the provider, yet we always see the prefix regardless
I have tried changing the numbering type in the translation pattern from any to unknown and it has the effect of then showing no digits of the Caller ID, it will just show the prefix number.
dial-peer voice 99 pots
trunkgroup A1_Telekom
service session
destination-pattern 0T
fax rate disable
direct-inward-dial
forward-digits all
04-01-2014 01:04 AM
Hi Steven.
Can you please activate a debug ccapi inout on your VG1 and make a call?
After that please attach the output here.
Thanks
Regards
Carlo
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