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Just recently BT have started installing ISDN 30 with a new standard that
drops the inital 0.

This creates a problem for us and the CLIP presented to the user can't be
dialed.

An example would be : -
1923123456

It does the same thing with international numbers but this time you get the
country code but no 00

I did find an example to add charators to the incoming cli but that won't
differentiate between national (which are missing 0 and international which
are missing 00)

How can this issue be worked arround and the number be presented in a
dialable format.

Thanks in advance,

Mark Simcock

Mark Simcock wrote:
[color=blue]
> Just recently BT have started installing ISDN 30 with a new standard that
> drops the inital 0.
>
> This creates a problem for us and the CLIP presented to the user can't be
> dialed.[/color]

How recent is this? A system I installed over a year ago did exactly this.
[color=blue]
> An example would be : -
> 1923123456[/color]

In zapata.conf:

nationalprefix=0
internationalprefix=00

[actually I set mine to 90 and 900 to make redial easier]

[url]http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+config+zapata.conf[/url] contains some
pointers, but you actually have to know the name of the parameter in order
to find the information on that page, which is annoying!

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"alexd" <troffasky@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:5749644.sBdLCJpYHF@ale.cx...[color=blue]
> Mark Simcock wrote:
>[color=green]
>> Just recently BT have started installing ISDN 30 with a new standard that
>> drops the inital 0.
>>
>> This creates a problem for us and the CLIP presented to the user can't be
>> dialed.[/color]
>
> How recent is this? A system I installed over a year ago did exactly this.
>[color=green]
>> An example would be : -
>> 1923123456[/color]
>
> In zapata.conf:
>
> nationalprefix=0
> internationalprefix=00
>
> [actually I set mine to 90 and 900 to make redial easier]
>
> [url]http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+config+zapata.conf[/url] contains some
> pointers, but you actually have to know the name of the parameter in order
> to find the information on that page, which is annoying![/color]

Thanks for that!

I've tried putting it in, it's not working but thats probally because I'm
missing some other perameters needed to get it to work. Can you either post
a working zapata.conf here or e-mail?

[email]mark.simcock@deletemedatapacific.com[/email]

Mark Simcock wrote:
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> I've tried putting it in, it's not working but thats probally because I'm
> missing some other perameters needed to get it to work. Can you either
> post a working zapata.conf here or e-mail?[/color]

[url]http://www.trixbox.org/forums/trixbox-forums/help/add-prefix-inbound-callerid-pri[/url]

That's where I got mine from originally.

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In article <1191579839.23572.0@proxy02.news.clara.net>, Mark Simcock
<mark@nospam.co.uk> writes[color=blue]
>Just recently BT have started installing ISDN 30 with a new standard that
>drops the inital 0.
>
>This creates a problem for us and the CLIP presented to the user can't be
>dialed.
>
>An example would be : -
>1923123456
>
>It does the same thing with international numbers but this time you get the
>country code but no 00
>
>I did find an example to add charators to the incoming cli but that won't
>differentiate between national (which are missing 0 and international which
>are missing 00)
>
>How can this issue be worked arround and the number be presented in a
>dialable format.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Mark Simcock
>
>[/color]
BT don't send the initial 0 on ISDN. They send a flag for national
number, or international number, or unknown number, followed by the
number. You have to replace that flag by a 0 or 00 as appropriate.
--
Bob Geddes

Mark Simcock wrote:[color=blue]
> "alexd" <troffasky@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:5749644.sBdLCJpYHF@ale.cx...[color=green]
>> Mark Simcock wrote:
>>[color=darkred]
>>> Just recently BT have started installing ISDN 30 with a new standard that
>>> drops the inital 0.
>>>
>>> This creates a problem for us and the CLIP presented to the user can't be
>>> dialed.[/color]
>> How recent is this? A system I installed over a year ago did exactly this.
>>[color=darkred]
>>> An example would be : -
>>> 1923123456[/color]
>> In zapata.conf:
>>
>> nationalprefix=0
>> internationalprefix=00
>>
>> [actually I set mine to 90 and 900 to make redial easier]
>>
>> [url]http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+config+zapata.conf[/url] contains some
>> pointers, but you actually have to know the name of the parameter in order
>> to find the information on that page, which is annoying![/color]
>
> Thanks for that!
>
> I've tried putting it in, it's not working but thats probally because I'm
> missing some other perameters needed to get it to work.[/color]

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