Why Anonymously showing in AMI originate command?

Asterisk Asterisk APIs
#1

I configure AMI, Also I make call from AMI’s originate command but when I give command like this,

Action:Originate
Channel:PJSIP/1101
Context:Long-Distance
Exten:1101
Priority:1

It’s make work but I received call like this sip:anonymously@anonymously.invalid
Why this happening?

What if I have to call like from exten 1101 to 1102, this both extens registered.
Thank you

Edit1:
I change something in my code,

Action:Originate
Channel:PJSIP/1106
Context:Long-Distance
Exten:1101
Priority:1

Its first make call to 1106 as Anonymously then 1101.

Why Anonymously is come in between why not direct 1106 to 1101?

#2

You did not provide a caller id when originating the call to 1106.

#3 
Action:Originate
Channel:PJSIP/1106
Context:Long-Distance
Exten:1101
Priority:1
CallerID:1106

Hey man, I give like this but still not happening anything different.

Let me explain the scenario, When I double enter after Originate script then It’s made the first call to 1106 as anonymous@anonymous.invalid When I picked up/ Answer call to that, its ring to 1102 as 1106@192.168.1.4 and When I answer that call I can communicate bidirectionally.

But still, on another device screen, I see caller name anonymous.

Hey did you understand my point? Or anything I should add for more details.

#4

When you use originate, you create two channels. In your case you create a call to PJSIP/1106 this call originates from within asterisk, and without running any kind of dial plan beforehand it just plain dials PJSIP/1106. If you want to control variables, you can use the Local/1106@someContext form to dial instead.

[someContext]
exten => 1106,1,Set(CallerID(num)=1106)
 same => n,Set(CallerID(name)=Something)
 same => n,Dial(PJSIP/1106)

And you would originate the call like so:

Action:Originate
Channel:Local/1106@someContext
Context:Long-Distance
Exten:1101
Priority:1
CallerID:1106
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