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<blockquote data-quote="MageMinds" data-source="post: 657139" data-attributes="member: 30288"><p>I'm glad you got it working ...</p><p></p><p>For internal calls you'll have to play with custom config files and believe me you don't want to do this and even less if you are the kind of guy that upgrade its setup once in a while...</p><p></p><p>For the unknown numbers, I can't say really, since I'm not really using Superfecta to send me my YAC I didn't know that unknown numbers aren't sent. I'd say that when the phone ring and you doesn't see the popup it's an unknown number :-P</p><p></p><p>Does your ITSP send you the caller id name? If yes then you should set your first source to "Trunk Provided". In my case it was necessary because my ITSP deon't provide the me with CallerID Name... Only the number. I have several source that works pretty well for my location and I have a last one that I pay for each lookup and this one is the same database that Telco uses, if you're interested in this last one it's called <a href="http://www.asteriskcnam.com/" target="_blank">Welcome to Asterisk CNAM</a> they give off 30 lookup for free...</p><p></p><p>If you want to modify your dialplan here is what you need </p><p></p><p>exten => 801,1,System(/bin/echo -n -e "${CALLERID(name)}\\n${CALLERID(num)}\\n" | nc -w 1 10.77.2.20 10629)</p><p></p><p>Don't ask me how to do it, this is way beyond the scope of this forum... Not counting that every installation is different. Personally this line is followed by a Goto(ext-group,601,1) so when I dial 801 it send the YAC to my MP, then goto rigning my ring group 601. I have a custom destination setup and I can send my calls to there. It works pretty well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MageMinds, post: 657139, member: 30288"] I'm glad you got it working ... For internal calls you'll have to play with custom config files and believe me you don't want to do this and even less if you are the kind of guy that upgrade its setup once in a while... For the unknown numbers, I can't say really, since I'm not really using Superfecta to send me my YAC I didn't know that unknown numbers aren't sent. I'd say that when the phone ring and you doesn't see the popup it's an unknown number :-P Does your ITSP send you the caller id name? If yes then you should set your first source to "Trunk Provided". In my case it was necessary because my ITSP deon't provide the me with CallerID Name... Only the number. I have several source that works pretty well for my location and I have a last one that I pay for each lookup and this one is the same database that Telco uses, if you're interested in this last one it's called [url=http://www.asteriskcnam.com/]Welcome to Asterisk CNAM[/url] they give off 30 lookup for free... If you want to modify your dialplan here is what you need exten => 801,1,System(/bin/echo -n -e "${CALLERID(name)}\\n${CALLERID(num)}\\n" | nc -w 1 10.77.2.20 10629) Don't ask me how to do it, this is way beyond the scope of this forum... Not counting that every installation is different. Personally this line is followed by a Goto(ext-group,601,1) so when I dial 801 it send the YAC to my MP, then goto rigning my ring group 601. I have a custom destination setup and I can send my calls to there. It works pretty well. [/QUOTE]
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