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Changing CLID when calling International Numbers

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Changing CLID when calling International Numbers

Changing CLID when calling International Numbers

(OP)
Hi guys! Can you help me out on this? What shortcode should I use in the Telephone number if I want to publish US Number when calling international only?
For example: Here in the philippines we are using (02) 8540 1455 and we want to publish that number when calling international into US Number?

RE: Changing CLID when calling International Numbers

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RE: Changing CLID when calling International Numbers

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RE: Changing CLID when calling International Numbers

If you're just trying to set the caller ID on a specific route, you add it with the S parameter, eg:



You'll need trunks that support setting caller ID (eg: ISDN or SIP) as you can't do that on analogue lines. Your provider will also need to accept the number that you set.

RE: Changing CLID when calling International Numbers

(OP)
We are using ISDN here in the Philippines.

@Shaun E - is it okay after the .S we will use the international number for US? the .S025401455 is our Pilot Number

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