Quote from: Taoman on July 01, 2020, 07:53:30 PM
Quote from: SteveInWA on July 01, 2020, 06:42:26 PM
It also stopped working if I simply add it as a simulring call treatment on Callcentric itself.
Instead of whatever string you were using for the Callcentric simulring call treatment try using this string instead:
**275*18667326185
This string routes to Sip Broker which Callcentic peers with and what I've used for years. Very reliable.
Also, you can make a speed dial with a known spam number to check if Nomorobo is working as expected. Make a speed dial for this where X is your Callcentric SP number:
spX(18667326185@tollfree.alcazarnetworks.com;ui=2007653876)
Thanks, as always! So, I've eliminated everything I can think of, as a user error. I thought it might be an incorrect digit map, so I got rid of that, and went back to using CC's simulring call treatment, ringing my extensions and the nomorobo number. That didn't work. I substituted your SIP Broker string; that didn't work. I then systematically deleted each of my extensions, one at a time, retested, and that didn't work. I then deleted all of the extensions and added a cell phone number as a forward (along with your string). That didn't work. I then removed the cell phone number, leaving only the SIP Broker forward-to. That didn't work! I confirmed that, if I call some other number from the CC number, it properly sends its caller ID.
I'm stumped. I do a lot of testing for the forums, and I thought I had made some bonehead error, but I have now completely removed the OBiTALK devices as extensions, set it to ring an ordinary phone number and the nomorobo number, and it fails.