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--- voice:phones:yealink:yealink_redial [2019/06/18 09:52]
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 On more complicated PBXs with digital trunks, it is common to manipulate the CallerID information being sent with outbound calls.  FreePBX developers concluded this was useful information to display to the **caller** making the outbound calls.
-FreePBX default settings tell outbound-calling phones to display a **modified CallerID Name** (CNAM) when making outbound calls.  It will display:
+FreePBX default settings tell outbound-calling phones to display a **modified CallerID Name** (CNAM) when making outbound calls.  They will display:
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-where ''<number>'' is the **outbound** CallerID Number (CNUM) that the PBX is **sending to the callee**.
+where ''<number>'' is the **outbound CallerID Number** (CNUM) that the PBX is **sending to the callee**.
 ===== The Problem =====
-Most phones display the dialed CNUM in their call histories making it simple to redial a called number.
+Most phones display the dialed number in their call histories making it simple to redial a called number.
 Yealink phones will save the modified CNAM in their call history...the same call history that is used for redial functions.  A Yealink user that goes to redial a previous outbound call will see their own number in the call history, in the format ''CID:<number>''.

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