Greetings Everyone,
Does anyone know a way to manipulate (reformat) incoming/outgoing caller ID over a bridge?
I have a client with a few remote offices that need the ability to call each other, however, when they were initially configured (without a bridge) each office uses the 1xx extension range, ie 101, 102, 103.
They have cards and marketing materials printed with those extensions and do not want to change that.
I setup outbound rules to call each office as follows:
Office 1 - Dial 1+Ext
Office 2 - Dial 2+Ext
and office 3 - Dial 3+Ext
(and office 4....etc).
Everything works great as far as outbound routes go and all extensions call call each other, however as far as caller ID goes i'm a bit lost.
The extensions still send the original CID of the extension (without the prefix) which I expected. My first thought was oh, this will be fine just go into the caller ID tab under the trunk and reformat it...however bridges do not have that
.
I may be missing something obvious, if anyone has an idea of how I may accomplish this that would be awesome.
Best Regards,
Chris W.
Does anyone know a way to manipulate (reformat) incoming/outgoing caller ID over a bridge?
I have a client with a few remote offices that need the ability to call each other, however, when they were initially configured (without a bridge) each office uses the 1xx extension range, ie 101, 102, 103.
They have cards and marketing materials printed with those extensions and do not want to change that.
I setup outbound rules to call each office as follows:
Office 1 - Dial 1+Ext
Office 2 - Dial 2+Ext
and office 3 - Dial 3+Ext
(and office 4....etc).
Everything works great as far as outbound routes go and all extensions call call each other, however as far as caller ID goes i'm a bit lost.
The extensions still send the original CID of the extension (without the prefix) which I expected. My first thought was oh, this will be fine just go into the caller ID tab under the trunk and reformat it...however bridges do not have that
.I may be missing something obvious, if anyone has an idea of how I may accomplish this that would be awesome.
Best Regards,
Chris W.
