Phones may remember caller names when you call phone from another phone. Then you call back and phone displays opposite side name.

It should be not very difficult to check if you rename one of your extensions and then call it - it should display old name until you call your phone from account with new name.


2014-05-03 19:08 GMT+04:00 Sean Devoy <sdevoy@bizfocused.com>:

Hi,

 

When I dial 222 from my line 220, the display says

Calling

To: Devoy House

222

 

It very quickly changes to:

Session Progress

 

To: Devoy House

222

 

The same is basically true calling 220 from 222 except substitute “BFIS” for “Devoy House”

 

If I dial *9440, my dialplan transfers to extension 40 in a different realm.  But the display just says:

 

        To:*9440

        *9440.

 

My question is WHERE DO THE NAMES COME FROM?  I had my “internal callerid” set to “Devoy House”, but nothing is set to BFIS.  I changed internal caller id for that extension, reloadxml and restarted the phone.  No change.

 

This came up because a customer says some extensions get names displayed, others do not, yet another gets “Outgoing call”?

 

There is NO Directory in the phone.  I am baffled and bewildered.

 

TIA,

Sean


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