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Written by Paweł Pierścionek
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Thursday, 11 October 2007 17:06 |
Typ numeru (ToN) dla identyfikacji rozmówcy w Asterisku
Sponsor:  Poziom: nowicjusz, doświadczony, adept, mistrzu Prerequisites: - Unable to place a call on a PRI E1/T1 line
- Calls are rejected with 'unknown number' error on a PRI E1/T1 line
- My caller id is not displayed
- My Telco/operator says that my TON / NPI is wrong and should be E.164 or unknown
Prerequisites: - Asterisk/Callweaver with a PRI line configured and running
Summary : In this article You will learn how setup Your pbx to use proper Type Of Number (TON) and Numbering Plan (NPI) In short, You all You probably need to do to fix the problem is set two variables in zapata.conf fie, pridialplan and prilocaldialplan from default national/E.164 for both of them to unknown/unknown Detailed instructions : Both pridialplan (called number) and prilocaldialplan (calling number) can be set to unknown, local, private, national, and international but only two combinations are popular.
Consider the folliwing entries in zapata.conf: pridialplan = unknown prilocaldialplan = unknown Above configuration sets both TON and NPI to unknown for both called and calling party identification numbers which solves most of the problems. Another popular combo might be pridialplan set to 'dynamic' which will choose either national or international for the value depending on the dialed number, provided You setup internationaprefix and nationalprefix right. Some telcos might require You setup TON to unknown and NPI to 'isdn-telephony/E.164' which is not supported by Asterisk . In this case You either convince the Telco to let You use unknown/unknown combination or buy a Patton E1 gateway than can do all sorts of tricks with PRI .
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 05 June 2008 19:24 )
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