How to get OBiBT and FreePBX to send correct callerID when call forwarding?

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kindnation:
I finally got it all working.  It requires that the OBI-200 be configured as a trunk to pass CallerID information.  It won't pass CallerID as an extension.

From azrobert's method of creating a proxy server / fake trunk, with proper modifications to get a public hosted PBX working.

On the Obi I used ProxyServer: obi-example.dyndns.org (instead of 127.0.0.1).  Use a dynamic DNS service that points back to your home IP.

For the dummy trunk on FreePBX:

type=peer
username=kindnation
host=obi-example.dyndns.org (example dynamic DNS that points back to your Home IP)
port=5060
fromuser=kindnation
canreinvite=no
insecure=invite,port
qualify=yes
nat=yes

The nat=yes needed to be added.

On the router, you have to set port forwarding (from asterisk to your OBI's internal IP):
Port: 5060, from (Asterisk's public IP) to Port 5060, 192.168.1.10 (My OBI's internal IP).

note: port 5060 above was used because I created the proxy on SP1.  port 5061, 5062, 5063 for sp2, sp3, sp4 respectively.


X_SpoofCallerID needs to be checked for ITSP Profile A > SIP

On Voice Service > OBi Bluetooth > InboundCallRoute
{PH,SP1($1>700@XX.XX.XX.XX:5060)}  (X= Public IP address of my Asterisk box).  700 is a ringgroup on Asterisk.

please note the correct usage of $1, I found from http://www.obihai.com/OBiDeviceAdminGuide

That's all that's needed for incoming calls with proper callerID.

For outgoing calls, I created an extension on Asterisk, and registered it on OBI as SP2.

In summary, you need to have it as a trunk for incoming calls to get proper callerID.  For outgoing calls, you create an extension.  Hint: The outgoing calls are routed with DigitMap, and the incoming calls are routed with InboundCallRoute.

Huge props to azrobert for the pointers.

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