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How to send the name in p-asserted identity in the invite to SIP phone
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I was connecting Avaya SIP phones with CUCM I raised ticket with Cisco when Cisco phones calling to Avaya only number is shown and not the name
Cisco TAC told that Avaya need to have the name in p-asserted identity during the invite to the phone
Cisco TAC told that Avaya need to have the name in p-asserted identity during the invite to the phone
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CUCM knows the phone's name. So make CUCM send the name in the p asserted identity.
The phone is a phone. It has a phone number, not a name. You shouldn't care if your Avaya phone sends a name or not in PAI. CUCM will handle that phone's calls and if CUCM is, for example, routing a call to the pstn from that Avaya phone, CUCM needs to ensure the name is in PAI going out.
Anyway, you can't set that in 46xxsettings - that's a general config file that applies to many phones.
The phone is a phone. It has a phone number, not a name. You shouldn't care if your Avaya phone sends a name or not in PAI. CUCM will handle that phone's calls and if CUCM is, for example, routing a call to the pstn from that Avaya phone, CUCM needs to ensure the name is in PAI going out.
Anyway, you can't set that in 46xxsettings - that's a general config file that applies to many phones.
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