5 thoughts on - Rewrite Outgoing Number

• Hello, I am new on asterisk and do some tests on freepbx.

  I have 2 SIP provider:

  Provider1: In-/Out- Flatrate, only 1 Number Provider2: Incoming Flatrate, Outgoing Cost depend on destination, 3 numbers

  On Asterisk site i have 3 phones
  (branch ??, don’t know how its called in asterisk)

  Is it possible to do something like:

  Phone 1: Incoming Call: Number1/Provider1 Outgoing Call: Number1/Provider1
  Phone 2: Incoming Call: Number1/Provider2 Outgoing Call: Number1/Provider1
  Phone 3: Incoming Call: Number2/Provider2 Outgoing Call: Number1/Provider1

  I have forgotten an essential thing:

  Phone2 und Phone 3 should use Line Number1/Provider1 for Outgoing Call but show Number1/Provider2 or Number2/Provider2 on caller side.

• Kevin Larsen – Systems Analyst – Pioneer Balloon – Ph: 316-688-8208

  asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com wrote on 12/14/2017 09:36:06 AM:

  numbers Number1/Provider1
  Number1/Provider1
  Number1/Provider1

  If, and this is a big if, your provider 1 allows you to use a caller ID
  number that they do not control, then yes, you can do what you want.

  Some providers allow this and some do not. It may be that provider one will overwrite whatever you set as caller ID with the number you have purchased from them. It may also be that they will allow you to set a different outbound caller id. Also, the person receiving the call will not know if you have provider 1 or provider 2. It is purely the number and possibly a name that they will see.

• ok thanks for the answer, i will try it. sorry for the question: in which file should it be configured?

• These are trunks. These are your extensions

  I gather that you are talking about Caller ID. You can likely specify what you want but you need to look at the caller Id setting on the Extension setting form.

  It looks like you are trying to tie extensions to trunks directly – No press 1 for Ron, 2 for Paul, 3 for tech support, etc. You want incoming calls to number xxx-xxxx to go to Ron’s phone and yyy-yyyyy to go to Paul?
  Both should be easy to do and not too hard to set up under FreePBX.

• asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com wrote on 12/14/2017 09:52:32 AM:

  In FreePBX, you will set up provider 1 as an outbound route
  (Connectivity/Outbound Routes). You will tell it what dial patterns to use that will take that route. You will also specify which trunks to use and in what order they should go. One would assume in your situation that you want to have provider 1 as your primary trunk and provider 2 as your backup trunk should trunk 1 be down.

  So, basically, you first need to set up provider 1 and provider 2 under Connectivity/Trunks. Make sure that under CID Options you have Allow Any CID, otherwise your test won’t work. Then you need to set up outbound routes under Connectivity/Outbound Routes. Make sure there that Your trunk sequence has the Provider 1 trunk as primary. If you want Provider 2 as a backup, put that as secondary.

  Finally, make sure that under Applications/Extensions, on the General tab that you have the Outbound CID set to the number you want to use. That will get used whenever you dial out a trunk.

  Hope that sets you down the correct path.