Jan 15 2019 03:29 AM
Hi.
In our company we need to suppress our outgoing calls.
But when an internal user (User 1) calls another internal user (User 2) that is forwarded to a mobile the call don´t get a suppressed caller ID. I can see User 1 phone number.
Can I suppress User 1 phone number in any way?
Or do i just need to accept this?
We have Skype for Business 2015.
Hope somebody can answer this for me. :)
Regards Mikael Johansson
Jan 16 2019 04:06 AM
SolutionHi,
I tested some and it looks like you can't fix this with Skype for Business. When you use the Suppress caller id in Skype it will add the number you set to P-Asserted-Identity in the SIP INVITE, your operator will use this to mask the call.
When you do a Simring call or forward call Skype will add the User 1 phone number in the P-Asserted-Identity field in the SIP INVITE, so it will not use the suppress caller id.
If you have an SBC connected you might be able to change the P-Asserted-Identity with the SBC.
With the configuration you have User 2 will be able see that it is User 1 that is calling so it is easier for User 2 to call back. Also if there is an external user calling User 2, that user will be able to see who is calling.
Jan 16 2019 04:16 AM
Jan 16 2019 04:06 AM
SolutionHi,
I tested some and it looks like you can't fix this with Skype for Business. When you use the Suppress caller id in Skype it will add the number you set to P-Asserted-Identity in the SIP INVITE, your operator will use this to mask the call.
When you do a Simring call or forward call Skype will add the User 1 phone number in the P-Asserted-Identity field in the SIP INVITE, so it will not use the suppress caller id.
If you have an SBC connected you might be able to change the P-Asserted-Identity with the SBC.
With the configuration you have User 2 will be able see that it is User 1 that is calling so it is easier for User 2 to call back. Also if there is an external user calling User 2, that user will be able to see who is calling.