[agranig]

If I use a SPA9000 as PBX and a SPA922 as phone, the phone displays the CLI as received by the SPA9000. So if the From-URI of the incoming request is sip:1234@some.domain, the CLI is displayed as "1234". If the call is missed and I try to call back the number, it fails because the SPA9000 may need a 9 or some other prefix to route a call via an external line, so it would in fact have to be displayed as 91234. Is there a way for the SPA9000 to automatically add that prefix to the CLI so that I can directly return the call if I miss it?

[agranig]

Thinking about it, it might be ok to display the "real" CLI without the line prefix, but maybe I can adapt my phone dial plan to automatically add the line prefix?

Currently it's:

(0,[3469]11S0|0,<:1408>[2-9]xxxxxx|0,<:1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxxS0|0,1[2-9]xxxxxxxxxS0|0,011xx.|0,xx.|[1-9]xx)

The CLIs come in using E164 format with leading "+", like +4912345 for a German number. Any way to adapt the phone dial plan to automatically prefix the line prefix if the number starts with "+"? Like "<+:0+>xxxxx.|"? Problem is that "+" doesn't seem to be supported by the dial plan...

[humba3]

Can you actually dial out with 0+49 or would it have to be 00049?