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In the debug voip ccapi inout it show the calling number with the leading 0 just before the call exits out on dial peer 20002.
Oct 9 2012 04:50:11.408 UTC: //339980/A45383068027/CCAPI/ccCallSetupRequest:
Calling Number=0478488565(TON=National, NPI=ISDN, Screening=User, Passed, Presentation=Allowed),
Called Number=82294(TON=Subscriber, NPI=ISDN),
Redirect Number=, Display Info=
Account Number=, Final Destination Flag=TRUE,
Guid=A4538306-1103-11E2-8027-2C542D840980, Outgoing Dial-peer=20002
So your translation seems to have kicked in. Can you please do a debug voice translate and post the out-put of that.
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Hunt Lee wrote:
Hi Carlo,
I tried to put the following but is still no difference.
voice translation-profile FromPSTN
translate calling 100
translate called 101
I want to incoming "Caller ID" to be 00478488565, but it kept on showing only 0478488565.
Cheers,
Hunt
Well that's not what you originally asked for, you said that the caller ID was 478488565 and you wanted it to show as 0478488565. To have it show as 00478488565 you would need to add two zeros (0).
Change your translation rule to this to always add two zeros in front of the calling number received from your Telco.
voice translation-rule 100
rule 1 /.*/ /00\0/
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Hi Carlo,
Well that’s an assumption from your side, though probably a valid one, the question is not really clear about how incoming calling number for other types of numbers are delivered from the Telco.
To better take care of translation of incoming calling number for different TON this rule set could be used.
voice translation-rule 100
rule 1 /\(.*\)/ /000\1/ type international international
rule 2 /\(.*\)/ /00\1/ type national national
rule 3 /\(.*\)/ /001\1/ type subscriber subscriber
or as I originally wrote the rule with /0 in the replace part. /0 means cally over the entire match part to the replace part of the translation.
voice translation-rule 100
rule 1 /.*/ /000\0/ type international international
rule 2 /.*/ /00\0/ type national national
rule 3 /.*/ /001\0/ type subscriber subscriber
Of course with modifications to fit how this specific Telco delivers caller ID’s for national, international and so forth. Best way to figure this out is to do a debug isdn q931 and then do some test calls from various places so that the call is delivered as the TON that needs to be taken care of.
About matching dial peer and the translation of calling number, as far as I can see there are no dial peers that match on calling number, they all use called number. The exception to this would be the incoming dial peer for pots calls (dial peer 1).
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The wanted translation for calling number does take place.
Oct 9 2012 23:05:57.139 UTC: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/RXRULE/regxrule_get_profile_from_voiceport_internal: Found profile RedialZero defined on voice-port
Oct 9 2012 23:05:57.139 UTC: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/RXRULE/regxrule_profile_match_internal: Matched with rule 4 in ruleset 100
Oct 9 2012 23:05:57.139 UTC: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/RXRULE/sed_subst: Successful substitution; pattern=478488565 matchPattern=^4 replacePattern=04 replaced pattern=0478488565
Then your translation for called number is seen
Oct 9 2012 23:05:57.139 UTC: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/RXRULE/regxrule_profile_match_internal: Matched with rule 3 in ruleset 101
Oct 9 2012 23:05:57.139 UTC: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/RXRULE/sed_subst: Successful substitution; pattern=67992294 matchPattern=^67992(...) replacePattern=82\1 replaced pattern=82294
Near the end your have this
Oct 9 2012 23:05:57.143 UTC: //-1/B7D680158030/RXRULE/regxrule_vp_translate: calling_number=0478488565 calling_octet=0x21
called_number=82294 called_octet=0xC1
redirect_number= redirect_type=4294967295 redirect_plan=4294967295
That shows that the calling number has been changed to 0478488565 and called number has changed to 82294. So if it's not seen as this on the phone it has to have some other reason, why is unclear for now though.
A side note, you can simplify your translation rule 100 with this. It would probably do no difference for your problem at hand, but would be a cleaner way to add a 0 in front of the calling number.
voice translation-rule 100
rule 1 /.*/ /0\0/
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