I use asterisk 1.2 (bristuff-0.3.0-PRE-1y-m) . I have several isdn phones connected to the pbx using a hfc card (NT mode). A second capi-card is configured for TE mode. Further there are some sip clients.
My problem is that all the isdn phones display an additional 0 at the beginning of the callerid while sip clients show the correct number.
For example if someone with number 12345 calls me, the isdn phones show 012345 but sip clients show 12345 ( and that is what I want). Cutting of the first digit of the callerid leads to the desired behaviour on my isdn phones but leads to a missing digit on my sip-clients.
My zapata.conf for the card in NT-mode contains:
nationalprefix = 0
internationalprefix = 00
My capi.conf for the card in TE mode contains the same:
can you give some more information. Does the problem occur when making internal calls (ISDN-> SIP or ISDN->ISDN) or with external incoming calls.
With your answer I might be able to help you.
Turboproc
[quote=“shorti”]Hi…
…first of all sorry for my english
I use asterisk 1.2 (bristuff-0.3.0-PRE-1y-m) . I have several isdn phones connected to the pbx using a hfc card (NT mode). A second capi-card is configured for TE mode. Further there are some sip clients.
My problem is that all the isdn phones display an additional 0 at the beginning of the callerid while sip clients show the correct number.
For example if someone with number 12345 calls me, the isdn phones show 012345 but sip clients show 12345 ( and that is what I want). Cutting of the first digit of the callerid leads to the desired behaviour on my isdn phones but leads to a missing digit on my sip-clients.
My zapata.conf for the card in NT-mode contains:
nationalprefix = 0
internationalprefix = 00
My capi.conf for the card in TE mode contains the same:
…the problem occurs from extern to intern via ISDN. ISDN phones display the wrong callerid, sip phones don’t do this. internal calls show the same behaviour. SIP phones show the correct callerid, ISDN phones prepend a zero.
