23 Oct
2006
23 Oct
'06
5:10 p.m.
We have grandstreams and a few customers that want to block there outbound
caller id. Has anyone done this? I'd really like the *30 and *31 feature
to work but if you turn it on the openser server blocks the call.
TIA,
Shane
23 Oct
23 Oct
6:04 p.m.
Shane Burrell writes:
We have grandstreams and a few customers that want to
block there outbound
caller id. Has anyone done this? I'd really like the *30 and *31 feature
to work but if you turn it on the openser server blocks the call.
openser does not block anything on its own. it depends on how you write
your openser.cfg. check if you can use, e.g., uac module to implement
what you want. if that does not work for you, you can use b2bua
features of sems for that purpose.
-- juha
6:33 p.m.
We have grandstreams and a few customers that want to
block there outbound
caller id. Has anyone done this? I'd really like the *30 and *31 feature
to work but if you turn it on the openser server blocks the call.
You can enable Anonymous CALL ID in the frontend of the grandstream
phones. when you enable it, the grandstream sends sip: "Anonymous"
<username(a)blah.de> in the from field. Sometimes this isnt enough and you
have to change the username in the from field via openser also.
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