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SIP STACK MESSAGES

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I am currently trying to figure out where in the SIP message does it indicate whether to send caller id or not. Is there some sort of legend out there that defines what each line is in a SIP STACK message. I tried to look for documents but couldn't find much.

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apenichet
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Re: SIP STACK MESSAGES

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Was finally able to figure out my problem. Since I preferred using the old ver 5.0.3 on the 900 series. With the trusted-domain turned on in the SIP TRUNK T01 for some reason on incoming calls the Adtran was adding quotes to the CNAME which was causing the PBX to reject the calls. Once I went to the R10.3 it cleared up the issue. Unfortunately with this firmware we lost allot of the GUI features.

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Re: SIP STACK MESSAGES

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The example debug was a VQM report and not a SIP INVITE and is not a good example to work from.

apenichet
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Re: SIP STACK MESSAGES

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Check out the new one I just posted.

apenichet
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Re: SIP STACK MESSAGES

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Just realized there is no sip stack message on there.. Ill get a different one on there.

jayh
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Re: SIP STACK MESSAGES

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You've listed an ISDN debug and not SIP.  If present, it would be part of Information Element 6C - Calling Party # in the Setup message. Format as follows:

IE Field: Presentation indicator (CGPN)

bits 7 6        Screening indicator

0 0     Presentation allowed

0 1     Presentation restricted

1 0     Number not available

1 1     Reserved

IE Field: Screening indicator (CGPN)

bits 2 1        Screening indicator

0 0     User-provided, not screened

0 1     User-provided, verified and passed

1 0     User-provided, verified and failed

1 1     Network provided

This would show in your debug, so your PBX isn't specifying any restrictions in the example provided.

12:32:20.390 ISDN.L2_FMT PRI  2     IE - 6C CALLING PARTY #     Len=11

12:32:20.390 ISDN.L2_FMT PRI  2          80 Numb. Type:UNKNOWN      

12:32:20.390 ISDN.L2_FMT PRI  2             Numb. Plan:UNKNOWN       

12:32:20.390 ISDN.L2_FMT PRI  2             Ph.# 2393334897

                           
80 Presentation:ALLOWED
                                                                     Screening:USER PROVIDED

On a call without blocked caller-ID where the originating number is specified by the PBX it would appear as shown in bold italics above.  This is an optional field so it isn't required to be there. 

 

In the SIP world, it is done with a privacy flag in the INVITE. 

What is the problem that you're trying to solve?

apenichet
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Re: SIP STACK MESSAGES

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Was finally able to figure out my problem. Since I preferred using the old ver 5.0.3 on the 900 series. With the trusted-domain turned on in the SIP TRUNK T01 for some reason on incoming calls the Adtran was adding quotes to the CNAME which was causing the PBX to reject the calls. Once I went to the R10.3 it cleared up the issue. Unfortunately with this firmware we lost allot of the GUI features.

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