Passing CALLERID from INBOUND TRUNK through ASTERISK to ENDP

Asterisk Asterisk Support
1

Okay I have searched High and Low and have not found a solution for this
First Off I do not use extensions.conf but i am using extensions.ael

[code]context personal {
s => {
wait(1);
answer();
start:
CALLERID(all)=${inCID};
NoOp(#################### ${CALLERID(num)} ${CALLERID(name)});
Dial (SIP/ext-p-brent&SIP/brent&SIP/ext-p-brent-b,27);
VoiceMail(1@personal,u,s);
}
brent => {
callgroup=1;
pickupgroup=1;
nat=yes;
type=friend;
}

_6044849412 => {
${inCID} = ${CALLERID(num)};
goto s,start;
}
_*97 => VoiceMailMain (1@personal);
includes {outbound-dialing; };
}
[/code]

Context is Personal from what I understand as the call is received by the asterisk system from my SIP Provider it is directed to the CONTEXT ‘PERSONAL’ from within PERSONAL the DID number then calls a macro s,start where I have already parsed the inbound CALLERID to a custom variable ${inCID}

No matter what I do I can not get the Call Display to display the CALLERID I get ‘asterisk’ on my soft phone

HELP what am I doing wrong

Brent Higgs
CEO - root.MEDIA

PS. I know it will be something simple I just can’t see it!

2

What happens if you don’t try and manipulate the caller ID; the default behaviour should be to pass the caller ID through.

Are you forcing the from domain on the outgoing side?

3

Even without the CALLERID and other modifiers I would get 0 as the number and nothing for the name on the ENDPOINT Device Caller Display

I have also check and confirmed that my SIP provider is sending the CID info by using my SIP/FX Module configured with my SIP Providers information and do get CID displayed on the Device

More About my System
Linux SRV-B 3.19.0-39-generic #44~14.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Wed Dec 2 10:01:00 UTC 2015 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux
root@SRV-B:~# asterisk -V
Asterisk 11.7.0~dfsg-1ubuntu1

Could the system not be loading a module or am I missing something in my trunk config

[lightspeed]
canreinvite=no
context=personal
host=voip.lightspeed.ca
secret=<########>
type=friend
username=6683731441A
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
fromuser=6683731441A
fromdomain=voip.lightspeed.ca
trustrpid=yes
sendrpid=yes
insecure=invite
4

Okay did some more testing still no joy :frowning:
added fromdomain=office.root.media to the users
added qualify=YES ==>> TRUNK, USERS and GENERAL
added nat=force_rport,comedia ==> USERS, SIP-TRUNK and SIP [GENERAL]

I have even commented out the CALLERID functions in PERSONAL as well my out bound dialing rules

5

I haven’t worked with ael so far but ${inCID} = ${CALLERID(num)}; doesn’t look valid syntax. It should be inCID=${CALLERID(num)};

BTW, what’s the Asterisk CLI output for this case?

–Satish Barot

6

*** Shakes His Head ***

Okay 3 Hours ago I was sitting at a Coffee Shop with my laptop and cell phone logged in to the public wi-fi dialed my DID in number for my personal context and did not get any CID display it would show 0.0

Now that I am at my friends place with my Cell and my Friends Cell phone dialed my inbound DID and I am getting CID displaying on my soft phone

I have even tested inbound calls through my IVR DID and Queues and getting CID

My Guess is that it was a Ghost in the System!
Thank you for your help everyone