[rdevries]

Anyone know of any?

[cliff]

Set up Asterisk to use the number to look up the name.

[rdevries]

I didnt' know that was possible, one would need access to the CID database in order to do so. How do you set up Asterisk to look up the name?

Originally Posted by cliff

Set up Asterisk to use the number to look up the name.

[cliff]

Let Asterisk do the work. I currently can lookup names through AnyWho, Google, FoneFinder.net, my local SQL database, or any combo.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&s...lookup&spell=1

http://nerdvittles.com/index.php?p=82

[isepic]

I agree, let asterisk do the work, but to answer your question, Vitelity.net now provides it, at 0.9c ($0.009) a lookup, and they pass on ANI as callerid If the original caller ID (CPN) is fail or blocked.

[dswartz]

according to their website, the CNAM CID service is for outgoing calls?

[isepic]

Originally Posted by dswartz

according to their website, the CNAM CID service is for outgoing calls?

Seems like a typo to me, "Outbound Services Add-Ons:" should be under "Inbound Services Add-Ons:"
I guess that comes out to $1 per 100 lookups, I wonder if some are cached? I'll continue to use anywho and google lookup calleridname.agi script, but I wonder if they have up to date databases from the big guys "ATT", etc.

[voipsolutionsllc]

From my limited testing, it looks like they return almost the same results as the calleridname.agi script. Not as good as POTS or even Viatalk.

[tauzinger]

Originally Posted by voipsolutionsllc

From my limited testing, it looks like they return almost the same results as the calleridname.agi script. Not as good as POTS or even Viatalk.

I used ViaTalk with Asterisk (see my experience report at http://www.betterphone.org). It was most straightforward to set up, and unlike with some other providers there were no NAT or one way audio issues.

[keefe007]

Hello, http://www.vitelity.net has toll free numbers with ANI(so you can still get CID even if people *67) and CNAM.