We have all working, trunk registering (was the ethernet port), Passing to PRI (was a command I missed), and passing the name (again...I missed.).
<Substitute real numbers in the x spots>
Now, xxx-xxx-9903 is our main phone number. However, we have 3 numbers that ring in to us. xxx-xxx-9903 is our school, xxx-xxx-4553 is another office, and xxx-xxx-1869 is a third office on the same campus.
The Avaya sees the DNIS and routes the call just fine on inbound. On outbound, I want to send the appropriate outbound Caller ID, but register the SIP trunk ONLY with the 9903. SO, if I pick up an office phone, and dial out, I want to send xxx-xxx-4553 as my caller ID. BUT Sip registration at the carrier MUST be xxxxxx9903@<trunk location>.
It's not doing that, it's trying to register sip with xxxxxx4553@<trunk Location>.
Are we using HMR wrong?
Carrier had me modify this, but still not working:
voice codec-list "CARRIER SIP"
codec g711ulaw
codec g729
!
!
!
voice trunk T01 type sip
description "CARRIER SIP"
sip-server primary <TRUNK LOCATION>
sip-server validation register
domain "<TRUNK LOCATION>"
max-number-calls 9
register xxxxxx9903 auth-name "xxxxxx9903" password "NOTTODAYHACKERS"
codec-list "Frontier SIP" both
hmr VoIP_RPID out
grammar request-uri host domain
grammar from host domain
grammar p-asserted-identity host domain
!
voice trunk T02 type isdn
description "PRI to Avaya"
resource-selection circular descending
connect isdn-group 1
rtp delay-mode adaptive
codec-list "CARRIER SIP"
!
!
voice grouped-trunk PRI
trunk T02
accept $ cost 0
!
!
voice grouped-trunk SIP
trunk T01
accept $ cost 0
!
!
voice grouped-trunk "SIP > PRI"
!
!
hmr rule-set Outbound_RPID
message-rule RPID message-type request 10
add header remote-party-id position if-not-present new-value <sip:xxxxxx9903@TRUNK LOCATION>;party=calling;screen=no;privacy=off 10
!
hmr policy VoIP_RPID
rule-set Outbound_RPID 10
!
