On Mar 31, 12:08 am, Jono <notha...@blueyonder.invalid> wrote:
> Herman wrote on 30/03/2007 :
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> > "Jono" <notha...@blueyonder.invalid> wrote in message
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> >> Linker3000 expressed precisely :
> >>> As per the title - has anyone managed to pass an allowed caller ID string
> >>> from a Trixbox extension out via voip.co.uk?
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> >>> I am playing with a test Trixbox system hosting two phones and we want
> >>> each phone to present a different caller ID to the called party, but the
> >>> current voip.co.uk software seems to ignore this. Even withholding caller
> >>> ID would be OK but this does not happen even if you set it so within your
> >>> SIP accounts at voip.co.uk.
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> >>> Anyone had more success than me?
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> >>> Thanks.
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> >> Not tried with voip.co.uk, however, thanks to Philippe (for bringing to my
> >> attention), I can now present ANY* of my numbers with Asterisk &
> >> voipcheap.com
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> >> *0044870, 0049, 00441, 004479 are four I've set up so far.
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> > You have 00441 working over voipcheap? Please tell us more - I must have
> > missed that post.
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> Download the newest release of the voipcheap.com softfone.
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> Add your landline numbers, then run the verification process - your
> landline will get a call which asks you to enter a 4 digit number that
> is displayed on screen.
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> It doesn't seem to discriminate between numbers. I've set a couple of
> UK numbers up, a German one & a UK 0870 number. I haven't tested what
> the German one looks like as a presentaion number - I suspect it won't
> be formatted correctly, at least for recipients of calls in the UK.- Hide quoted text -
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Cheers for the tip-off!

If I try to register an 08704xxxxx number I get an error from the
voipcheap software?

Has anyone else had this?

Thanks

Matthew