Caller ID over a bridge

[brightside]

Hello
I am trying to get the originator caller id to traverse a bridge on inbound calls. My slave end of the bridge is using the master sip trunk for inbound and outbound calls, the slave does not have a trunk or gateway of its own. My current route is a DID points at a dummy extension on the master, the dummy extension forwards to an external number which is actually the three digit extension targeted on the slave. outbound rules on the master point all three digit calls(the master uses 4 digit extensions) to the bridge. inbound and outbound work as desired with the exception of caller id. all inbound calls forwarded to the slave show the originator callers name but the callers number shows up as the masters caller id. The funny thing is that I believe all my sip headers are set to correctly forward the originator caller id because if I forward to an external number that isn't across the bridge the correct caller id is shown. does anyone have any experience with this? any advice or suggestions is greatly appreciated!

 

[craigreilly]

did you get this worked out? we are looking at connecting a remote site that will have a trunk of its own - but if anyone in main office transfers a call to them, I want the correct thing to show up.

 

[schut]

did you get this worked out? we are looking at connecting a remote site that will have a trunk of its own - but if anyone in main office transfers a call to them, I want the correct thing to show up.

Same, I see the user-name, but the Caller-ID is indeed the trunk-identifier (e.g. 10080 for one of my bridged 3CX PBX)

Is there any work-around / way to fix this ?

 

[netswork]

On the inbound/outbound parameters of the voip provider try changing the from user part to "orginator caller id".