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Hi<br />
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&gt;show channels<br />
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on the database that is attached to asterisk in the cdr database, you can see the incoming number and the number it is pushed to<br />
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on the database that is attached to asterisk in the cdr database, you can see the incoming number and the number it is pushed to



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is &quot;show channels&quot; any different than &quot;core show channels&quot;
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is "show channels" any different than "core show channels"

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Almost the same<br />
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but<br />
core show channels: &nbsp;Display information on channels<br />
show channels: &nbsp;List active SIP channels<br />
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Almost the same

but
core show channels:  Display information on channels
show channels:  List active SIP channels




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show channels does not display the incoming caller id.
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show channels does not display the incoming caller id.

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Hello, <br />
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&nbsp; Is there a way to see the calling party cid from the asterisk CLI?<br />
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I can see the numbers that my users are calling, when I watch in the CLI, but is there a way to see the caller id of the person calling the user?<br />
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In other words, the caller id passed by the origination carrier.<br />
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Thanks!
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Hello, 

  Is there a way to see the calling party cid from the asterisk CLI?

I can see the numbers that my users are calling, when I watch in the CLI, but is there a way to see the caller id of the person calling the user?

In other words, the caller id passed by the origination carrier.

Thanks!

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