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VoIP Commands
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Command Usage
Set outbound caller ID name (private/unavailable) to transmit.
Syntax Options
Remarks
Caller ID time is automatically determined (read) from the system time on the switch. If the
caller ID name or number is changed, the voice switching daughtercard is initialized with the
time automatically.
voice signaling caller id name
voice signaling channel <
slot/port/startChannel-endChannel
> caller id name {
“callerIdName”
|
private | unavailable}
Definitions:
slot Specifies chassis slot number where VSM is installed, (e.g.,
2
).
port
Specifies physical port number on voice daughtercard, (e.g.,
1
).
startChannel The first number in the range of voice channels (e.g.,
1
).
endChannel
The last number in the range of voice channels (e.g.,
30
).
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Syntax Note
♦
Be sure to separate the start and end range numbers with a
hyphen (e.g.,
1-30
).
callerIdName
Identifies the caller by name, (e.g.,
“gleneck_daniel”
); maximum length of 15 characters.
The following characters are permitted in the caller ID name: a-z, A-Z, _ , and no spaces
are allowed. Name must be surrounded by quotes.
private
Sets outbound originating caller ID name that transmits to “private” (may be abbreviated to
“p”).
unavailable
Sets outbound originating caller ID name that transmits to “unavailable” (may be abbrevi-
ate to “o”).
♦
Syntax Note
♦
The
voice coding profile caller id
command must be enabled to
use this command.
Default:
The default setting is
private
.
Command Examples:
voice signaling channel 2/1/1-12 caller id name “vernell_b”
voice signaling channel 2/1/1-12 caller id name private
voice signaling channel 2/2/13-24 caller id name unavailable
voice signaling channel 4/2/1-1 caller id name “p”
voice signaling channel 4/3/1-1 caller id name “o”