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Add Caller ID Scheme

Add Scheme

Add, Remove, Enable, Disable, Sort and Configure data sources as appropriate for your situation.

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CID Prefix URL

CID Rules

CID Superfecta

Call detected as spam, would send call to: %s

Caller ID Superfecta

CallerID Superfecta for FreePBX is a utility program which adds incoming CallerID name lookups to your Asterisk system using multiple data sources

Changed CNUM to: %s

DID Number

DID Rules

Data Source Name

Debug Level

Debug Level to display

Debug is on and set at level:

Debug/Test Run Scheme

Debugging Enabled, will not stop after first result

Define Settings for a new Scheme

Define a new name for this scheme

Define the expected DID Number if your trunk passes DID on incoming calls. <br><br>Leave this blank to match calls with any or no DID info.<br><br>This rule trys both absolute and pattern matching (eg "_2[345]X", to match a range of numbers). (The "_" underscore is optional.)

Description

Edit Scheme

Enable SPAM Interception

Enable Superfecta Lookup

Enabled

Executing

INFO

If you wish to prefix information on the caller id you can specify a url here where that prefix can be retrieved.<br>The data will not be parsed in any way, and will be truncated to the first 10 characters.<br>Example URL: http://www.example.com/GetCID.php?phone_number=[thenumber]<br>[thenumber] will be replaced with the full 10 digit phone number when the URL is called

Incoming calls with CID matching the patterns specified here will use this CID Scheme. If this is left blank, this scheme will be used for any CID. It can be used to add or remove prefixes.<br>
<strong>Many sources require a specific number of digits in the phone number. It is recommended that you use the patterns to remove excess country code data from incoming CID to increase the effectiveness of this module.</strong><br>
Note that a pattern without a + or | (to add or remove a prefix) will not make any changes but will create a match. Only the first matched pattern will be executed and the remaining rules will not be acted on.<br /><br /><b>Rules:</b><br />
<strong>X</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; matches any digit from 0-9<br />
<strong>Z</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; matches any digit from 1-9<br />
<strong>N</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; matches any digit from 2-9<br />
<strong>[1237-9]</strong>&nbsp; matches any digit or letter in the brackets (in this example, 1,2,3,7,8,9)<br />
<strong>.</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; wildcard, matches one or more characters (not allowed before a | or +)<br />
<strong>|</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; removes a dialing prefix from the number (for example, 613|NXXXXXX would match when some one dialed "6135551234" but would only pass "5551234" to the Superfecta look up.)<br><strong>+</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; adds a dialing prefix to the number (for example, 1613+NXXXXXX would match when someone dialed "5551234" and would pass "16135551234" to the Superfecta look up.)<br /><br />
You can also use both + and |, for example: 01+0|1ZXXXXXXXXX would match "016065551234" and dial it as "0116065551234" Note that the order does not matter, eg. 0|01+1ZXXXXXXXXX does the same thing.

Incoming calls with CID matching the patterns specified here will use this CID Scheme. If this is left blank, this scheme will be used for any CID. It can be used to add or remove prefixes.<br>
<strong>Many sources require a specific number of digits in the phone number. It is recommended that you use the patterns to remove excess country code data from incoming CID to increase the effectiveness of this module.</strong><br>
Note that a pattern without a + or | (to add or remove a prefix) will not make any changes but will create a match. Only the first matched pattern will be executed and the remaining rules will not be acted on.<br /><br /><b>Rules:</b><br />
<strong>X</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; matches any digit from 0-9<br />
<strong>Z</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; matches any digit from 1-9<br />
<strong>N</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; matches any digit from 2-9<br />
<strong>[1237-9]</strong>&nbsp; matches any digit or letter in the brackets (in this example, 1,2,3,7,8,9)<br />
<strong>.</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; wildcard, matches one or more characters (not allowed before a | or +)<br />
<strong>|</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; removes a dialing prefix from the number (for example, 613|NXXXXXX would match when some one dialed "6135551234" but would only pass "5551234" to the Superfecta look up.)<br><strong>+</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; adds a dialing prefix to the number (for example, 1613+NXXXXXX would match when someone dialed "5551234" and would pass "16135551234" to the Superfecta look up.)<br /><br />
You can also use both + and |, for example: 01+0|1ZXXXXXXXXX would match "016065551234" and dial it as "0116065551234" Note that the order does not matter, eg. 0|01+1ZXXXXXXXXX does the same thing.

List Schemes

Lookup Timeout

Matched CID Rule: %s with %s

Matched DID Rule: %s with %s

Multifecta Timeout

NONE

Name

New Scheme Name

No

No callerid found

No matching CID rules. Skipping scheme

No matching DID rules. Skipping scheme

Order

Phone Number

Phone number to test this scheme against

Prefix Url defined as: %s