Correct sip URL to ring VOIPo?

Is it sip:<my_number>@sip.welcome.com ???

Or is it that cherio URL mentioned somewhere?

I just had these re-added so the DNS may need to sync some, but these should work:

sip:NUMBER@in.voipo.com
sip:NUMBER@in.voipwelcome.com
sip:NUMBER@incoming.voipo.com
sip:NUMBER@incoming.voipwelcome.com

Testing by routing to sip from my 352 VOIPo number to my 734 VOIPo number, only one of the 4 examples worked.

I setup outbound routing using 456, 457, 458, and 459 to test each one.

Only sip:734xxxxxxx@incoming.voipwelcome.com worked.

VOIPms charges $0.0125 for CNAM on each call :(

VOIPo does not seem to try its own CNAM for calls on inbound SIP :(

I get UNKNOWN, and the number I called from.
A PSTN from a 352-399-xxxx number would give me Wildwood.

I guess I will eat the CNAM from VOIPms to see CNAM.

Does the VOIPo Express numbers do CNAM and is there a charge?

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Originally Posted by usa2k

Does the VOIPo Express numbers do CNAM and is there a charge?

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Since Express is just a forwarding service it just passes on the CNAM that came on the first leg of the call. Those calls are literally just forwarded on and it's more of a "bridge" between the original leg and the final leg. We don't handle audio for them or really change these calls are at all. Literally just an intermediary.

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Originally Posted by usa2k

Testing by routing to sip from my 352 VOIPo number to my 734 VOIPo number, only one of the 4 examples worked.

I setup outbound routing using 456, 457, 458, and 459 to test each one.

Only sip:734xxxxxxx@incoming.voipwelcome.com worked.

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I'll have someone fix these tomorrow then.

And by comparison ... the sip to incoming sip in my tests is a Residential account that does not do CNAM. Then, sip inbound is not always a real PSTN number to do a LIDB against perhaps?

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Originally Posted by usa2k

And by comparison ... the sip to incoming sip in my tests is a Residential account that does not do CNAM. Then, sip inbound is not always a real PSTN number to do a LIDB against perhaps?

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Right. Anything coming over SIP the system knows it's a SIP call. It'll just accept whatever is being passed on SIP calls and only do lookups on actual calls coming in from numbers.

So say someone used a softphone to call your SIP address and they had a "Name" field set in that, that should be passed on and used.

If someone uses that same softphone with the name set to call your phone number, it would do a lookup in the CNAM database to get the Caller ID for them ignoring the Name field.

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Originally Posted by VOIPoTim

Right. Anything coming over SIP the system knows it's a SIP call. It'll just accept whatever is being passed on SIP calls and only do lookups on actual calls coming in from numbers.

So say someone used a softphone to call your SIP address and they had a "Name" field set in that, that should be passed on and used.

If someone uses that same softphone with the name set to call your phone number, it would do a lookup in the CNAM database to get the Caller ID for them ignoring the Name field.

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uhm, does that mean I can spoof my mine, call my parents' number (VOIPo) and pretend to be xyz calling from the White House:p

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Originally Posted by voxabox

uhm, does that mean I can spoof my mine, call my parents' number (VOIPo) and pretend to be xyz calling from the White House:p

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Should only work for SIP to SIP.