Stripping Leading Digits of 10-digit Inbound Number
I am using a Sangoma PRI card. When an inbound call is received, where do the leading digits get stripped off? For example, if the inbound called number is 4257405381, I notice the call is routed to 5381 extension, but I don't know what is stripping off the 425740 digits. Best Regards, Jerry
On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 11:29 AM, Jerry Richards <jerry.richards@teotech.com>wrote:
I am using a Sangoma PRI card. When an inbound call is received, where do the leading digits get stripped off? For example, if the inbound called number is 4257405381, I notice the call is routed to 5381 extension, but I don't know what is stripping off the 425740 digits.
Are you receiving all 10 digits from the carrier? You might only be receiving four digits. The log will show you. I think it's a green log line. If you need help then capture the debug output and drop into pastebin. -MC
Sounds like your provider just isn't delivering them to you. /b On Feb 4, 2010, at 1:48 PM, Michael Collins wrote:
On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 11:29 AM, Jerry Richards <jerry.richards@teotech.com> wrote: I am using a Sangoma PRI card. When an inbound call is received, where do the leading digits get stripped off? For example, if the inbound called number is 4257405381, I notice the call is routed to 5381 extension, but I don't know what is stripping off the 425740 digits.
Are you receiving all 10 digits from the carrier? You might only be receiving four digits. The log will show you. I think it's a green log line. If you need help then capture the debug output and drop into pastebin. -MC
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Brian West
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Jerry Richards
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Michael Collins