Hello.
I have two S-series IP PBX - S100 and S20.
All the extensions under S100 are in the format 1xx.
All the extensions under S20 are in the format 2xx.
S20 register as an extension(194) in S100 via SIPTrunk.
S100 register as an extension(294) in S20 via SIPTrunk.
Calls between them work well.
But i have little problem:
When users call from 1xx to 2xx, or backward, caller ID is not take correct by the remote station.
Can anyone help me?
Hello, I would suggest you to connect two Series PBX through SIP trunk Peer-Peer mode but not SIP trunk register mode. Though SIP trunk Peer-Peer mode, the caller ID will work perfectly. Before you switch, you will need to remove the old SIP trunks and reboot the two S Series PBX.
Hello.
I try connect two S-Series PBX through Sip trunk peer-to-peer and IAX trunk peer-to-peer. But this trunks don't work.
By IAX trunk - reject
By SIP trunk - decline
I think Allow guest setting don't work correctly.
Did you remove the old SIP register trunks and reboot the PBX?
Also, did you setup proper inbound routes on the other PBX?
As I know if you have create proper SIP peer to peer trunk, you don't need to enable allow guest.
Yes, I deleted the old trunks and rebooted the PBX.
Incoming routes are not needed in this case, сall must be in the local context, but this does not happen.
Yes, it would be right if the Allow Guest is enabled, the incoming call will be routed to the local context, it might be an issue of the Allow Guest.
If Allow Guest is disable, as what I know, Yeastar has customized the dial plan and the incoming call will located at the related trunks' context, so I would suggest you to setup the incoming call and see if that would help.
I have some error on IAX2 peer-2-peer trunk.
MyPBX<-->S20
S20 REJECT Income call from MyPBX
Problem solved. Power OFF/ON router and MyPBX Standart solve this strange problem.
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