CallerID
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There are many different callerid systems in use around the world. The callerid FAQ gives a lot of useful information.
- Note that on the PSTN, CNAM (Caller NAMe) data is looked up via caller ID digit information out of a database by the serving CO. It cannot be set by the user.
i.e.:
exten => _X.,1,NoOp,${CALLERIDNAME} ; will be empty. - FACILITY IE has not been received yet.
exten => _X.,2,Wait(1) ; wait for the CO to find the name in the database
exten => _X.,3,NoOp,${CALLERIDNAME} ; now it shows the name
If you are using a VOIP provider, the CID information is sent with the call setup. Note however that most VOIP providers will not send a caller ID name, only the number. This is because they do not have name exchange agreements in place. If you want to get caller ID information in this case, use a reverse number lookup tool. Take a look at smartCID from www.generationd.com as an example.
See also:
- CNAM - Caller ID Name
- CNAM Lookup - CNAM Lookup script
- ANI - automatic number identification
- Asterisk hardware - for hardware that supports caller id
- Asterisk and UK Caller ID
- Asterisk and Australian Caller ID
- Caller Name DIP API (Fast AGI/ AJAX)
- Caller ID lookup script (reverse phone number lookup) and local database
- Free CNAM Project Free private-database CNAM dips for non-commercial uses.
- US Reverse Lookup AGI - 411.com, google.com, and anywho.com with caching and NANPA lookups
- US Reverse Lookup AGI + MySQL - Revision of the above script to include MySQL caching as well
- US and Canada Reverse Lookup with Spam Estimate - Revised Ultimate CNAM Consults multiple local and external sources
- Asterisk bounty non-Bellcore-CLID
- Swedish CLID spec
- The Caller ID FAQ
- CID Issues with some Siemens DECT phones in France
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