The only thing that is configured on the inbound routes are:
Fax = disabled
CID - Source - Name of our source for CID
And the system have named the rule âany DID / any CIDâ
Outbound route:
Route Name = âUd af huset - 0â Which mean "Out of the office - 0"
Dial patterns = "0|."
Insert = Pick Pre-Defined patterns
Trunk "AMP:CAPI/4BRI-1/$OUTNUM$/b
As some one mentioned above you should use seperate contexts for inbound and outboud. If you dont some one can call in and then dial a number at your expense.
As far as getting rid of the 0 you can modify the caller ID and remove the first number like this
Well, he is telling us that they use a ISDN line, so I donât think itâs an issue with an ITSP :
Our ISDN phoneline is connected to a Eicon Diva Server 4BRI 8M.
You are right about separating contexts for security reasons, but I donât think that is the issue here.
when you use the zaptel driver there is an line in zapata.conf you have to outcomment (;nationalprefix = 0) or else you will get an 0 before every national number that dials in. I know this because I have done it on my own system. So I would guess that AndersC uses the Capi driver, and I did not try that one, so the config file might have another name than zapata.conf but that line he must outcomment should be something similar.