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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => D-Link VoIP => Response Point/Voice Center => Topic started by: mattoid on August 18, 2008, 09:41:12 PM
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I have a problem when I receive calls...
Sometimes the caller ID has 11 digits (it adds a 1 before the number) so if the number calling in is 555-123-4567, all I see on my phone and on the voice mail email is: 1555123456 and it misses the last number.
This is very annoying because if people don't leave their full number I can't call them back without trying out all 10 possibilities for the last digit.
Is there a fix for this?
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We also have this very issue. Our IT guy sold it to us, and we can't use it because we don't know who to call back, nor do we have time to call 9 wrong numbers!!
Asterisk here we come!
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I have never experienced such a problem so far, and I get about 130 calls a day. It's either my provider thats removing the 1 at the begining or its the Service Pack 1 upgrade. I would suggest to upgrade to SP1 and see what happens.
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This is an issue with VoIP phone services only because they use 11 digits. We are yet to find a work a round.
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Yes, we are using VOIP, a workaround would be so welcomed!
(btw we do have sp1)
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You can ask your provider to truncate the 1 on incoming calls. Broadvox was able to configure this for us.