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Posted by semick0110 on 02.12.2012 at 16:54:

how do I tell which DID is calling?

I want to assign a particular DID to an extension. I have 3 DID's coming in from the same sip account (callcentric). I don't see how I can tell which DID is calling other than by SIP account.

Posted by bazmercer on 07.12.2012 at 18:03:

RE: how do I tell which DID is calling?

I tihnk you'd have to have a seperate trunk for the individual numbers to do that.

Posted by semick0110 on 07.12.2012 at 21:02:

RE: how do I tell which DID is calling?

I found it is possible to forward DID's from callcentric directly to a sip extension that is set up in pbxes.org, so that is how I figured out which DID was calling.

My only problem now is the digital receptionist is intercepting calls made directly to my extension 200 using the sip uri semick0110-200@pbxes.org. I can't figure out how to only have the digital receptionist answer normal inbound trunk calls.

Posted by bazmercer on 20.12.2012 at 17:13:

RE: how do I tell which DID is calling?

So you have an inbound route called semick0110-200 that goes to extension 200? I can't see why the AA would answer that. Strange.

Posted by semick0110 on 20.12.2012 at 17:32:

RE: how do I tell which DID is calling?

I did see that voip.ms allows you to create seperate sip uri's. That would solve the problem.

The only way I found to differentiate with callcentric was send calls from one did through normally, and the other to a sip address. (I used semick0110-220@pbxes.org I think),

Then I have 2 routes / with nothing in the trunk name will catch the calls made from callcentric to semick0110-220@pbxes.org.

The 2nd route with callcentric in the trunk name, will catch the did's calls that are being sent normally (SIP device (default) setting).

So callcentric kinda sucks, and so does pbxes. Callcentric won't let you create additional sip uri's, but does send the DID in a tag. Pbxes.org will not let you read the tag sent by Callcentric that does have the did in it.,