Question regarding the digit manipulation for the outgoing caller ID
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Question regarding the digit manipulation for the outgoing caller ID
I have a question regarding the digit manipulation for the outgoing caller ID. Our AltiGen system has an app that allows a user to use their mobile phone as their office extension. When another extension in the office calls that user’s 3 (or 4) digit extension, the mobile phone rings and the caller’s 3-digit extension number are displayed as the caller ID. Earlier this year, T-Mobile implemented a change and is now blocking all calls with less than 10 or 11 digits in the caller ID. Is there a way in the digit manipulation to tell the system if the outgoing caller ID is 3 digits (212), to add 7 digits (8089521), so the outgoing call ID becomes 8089521212? If so, can you please send me the documentation for the parameters for digit manipulation?
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Re: Question regarding the digit manipulation for the outgoing caller ID
Yes, you can do this regular expression in the routeset definition file remapped_calling: /^([0-9]{3})$/8089521\1/
This means if the calling has 3 digits only, then add 8089521 in front of it to make it 10 digits
This means if the calling has 3 digits only, then add 8089521 in front of it to make it 10 digits
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