Hello all,
can anyone help me with this one?
I have an Alcatel OXE (site A) connected with a Cisco Call Manager (site B) using a SIP trunk.
Site A internal numbering plan is 1xxx, site B is 3xxx.
The issue is that when an user from site B calls to an user from site A the Alcatel OXE replace the first digit with "2".
Example:
User 3100 (Cisco) calls to user 1000 (Alcatel OXE), user 1000 deskphone shows 2100 instead of 3100.
Why is that?
Thanks in advance.
Wrong caller ID on SIP Trunking
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Re: Wrong caller ID on SIP Trunking
Check out the External Callback Translation rule, under Translator / External numbering plan / Translation table
You might have to add one for the Cisco
You might have to add one for the Cisco
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Re: Wrong caller ID on SIP Trunking
mtracer &motortrace logs please
Re: Wrong caller ID on SIP Trunking - Solved
Thank you all for your contribute!
It's solved, the callback translation rule was the problem. I added a new rule and now is working just fine!
It's solved, the callback translation rule was the problem. I added a new rule and now is working just fine!