This is a feature they used to have with their Telecom business landline - they would call a number, enter the cell phone they wanted all calls diverted to and hang up. Does 2Talk offer a similar feature?
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SIP302 will send the A party CID - it's basically forwarding a call saying "I'm not here but you can contact me here". The scenario you're wanting is exactly what a SIP302 redirect is designed for, since a VoIP provider won't let you effectively spoof a CID that's not yours.
If you're not seeing that either a) 3CX SIP 302 is broken or b) 2talk SIP 302 is broken c) you've got things configured incorrectly
Kyanar: Doing a call forward on my Cisco SPA303 does the same- presents the 2talk number dialled as the CID instead of the calling number. So yes, I assume 2talk is the broken one.
OP, what you can do is enable SMS management on the account, then you can send a text message to 2825 saying "cfa <number>" to forward all calls to the number provided and "cfa off" to disable afterward.
chevrolux:Kyanar: Doing a call forward on my Cisco SPA303 does the same- presents the 2talk number dialled as the CID instead of the calling number. So yes, I assume 2talk is the broken one.
OP, what you can do is enable SMS management on the account, then you can send a text message to 2825 saying "cfa <number>" to forward all calls to the number provided and "cfa off" to disable afterward.
2Talk definately will send the A party CID when you do a call forward on their platform.
Maybe you need to look at your vertical service codes.
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