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I am using Asterisk 1.4.2 in two different machine. I have configured some extensions in asterisk. When any caller, dial my extension number with local number then if I see asterisk console (asterisk -r) then incoming number is starting with 0, but if caller dial same extension number using STD number then in asterisk console (asterisk -r), incoming number is staring with 0091 (here 91 is country code).

Could I change this setting or is there any standard for asterisk for local, STD or ISD number?

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There's no single standard. You've got two choices: either add a dialplan entry to modify the presented incoming number for one of the two cases (ie, for calls matching 0091), or make sure that both types of calls go through a single dialplan/flow that defines a common source number format.

In either case, your dialplan needs to rewrite some or all source numbers.

Given that, choose a format that will last. At Cloudvox, we went with E.164 (+CCnumber) because it fairly cleanly supports worldwide numbers. We rewrite caller ID values to E.164 and present that CID to apps. http://help.cloudvox.com/faqs/getting-started/incoming-call-settings is one version of what I described above.

Troy, Cloudvox

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