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Ortiz, Carlos


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12-05-05 10:45 PM

Can someone confirm that caller id is not available on FXO ports? I just
replaced an old Norstar system with a local SRST gateway and FXO ports
but no caller ID is coming through.  I thought I have seen a few people
mention that here.  If that is the case any prospects that it may become
available in the future?

 

Carlos Ortiz

Senior Information Technology Specialist

Broward County Office of Information Technology

Data Communications

954-357-7981

cortiz@broward.org

 

 





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    RE: Caller ID  
Davis, Michael


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12-05-05 10:45 PM

Carlos in Broward county - my old stomping grounds (grew up in Davie). :-)


You need an FXO with a "M1" designation for Caller-ID. For example: VIC-4FXO
-M1.

DNIS for DID calls, obviously is not supported.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products...>
0107b55.html

HTH,

Mike


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Can someone confirm that caller id is not available on FXO ports? I just rep
laced an old Norstar system with a local SRST gateway and FXO ports but no c
aller ID is coming through.  I thought I have seen a few people mention that
 here.  If that is the cas
e any prospects that it may become available in the future?



Carlos Ortiz

Senior Information Technology Specialist

Broward County Office of Information Technology

Data Communications

954-357-7981

cortiz@broward.org









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    RE: Caller ID  
Philip Walenta


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12-05-05 10:45 PM

Additionally, you must run H.323, Caller ID on FXO is not supported with
MGCP.

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Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 1:53 PM
To: Ortiz, Carlos; cisco-voip@puck.nether.net
Subject: RE: [cisco-voip] Caller ID

Carlos in Broward county - my old stomping grounds (grew up in Davie). :-)


You need an FXO with a "M1" designation for Caller-ID. For example:
VIC-4FXO-M1.

DNIS for DID calls, obviously is not supported.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products...s_data_sheet091
86a0080107b55.html

HTH,

Mike


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Sent: Mon 12/5/2005 1:22 PM
To: cisco-voip@puck.nether.net
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Subject: [cisco-voip] Caller ID



Can someone confirm that caller id is not available on FXO ports? I
just replaced an old Norstar system with a local SRST gateway and FXO ports
but no caller ID is coming through.  I thought I have seen a few people
mention that here.  If that is the case any prospects that it may become
available in the future?



Carlos Ortiz

Senior Information Technology Specialist

Broward County Office of Information Technology

Data Communications

954-357-7981

cortiz@broward.org






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