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Doubt about configuration Route Pattern to International Calls

wilsonsant
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Level 6

Hi Guys,

 

I am having the follow problem.

I tryied to configured route to international calls using the follow standard:

 

000.! (In Brazil We have that put 3 zeros), but, didn´t worked

If I create the route 000.xxxxxxxxxxx (11 digits) not is possible to do call to more 11 digits

Note1: If I keep only this route and dialing to number with 11 digits worked

 

If I create the route 000.xxxxxxxxxxxx (12 digits) not is possible to do call to minus 11 digits 

Note2: If I keep only this route and dialing to number with 12 digits worked

 

Keeping both route not worked if have minus 12 digits or more 12 digits

 

In the gateway I have the follow configuration to international calls, where XX is the Carrier Code

 

rule 12 /^000\([1-9].*\)$/ /00XX\1/

 

Note3: I don´t have privilegius to change configuration on Gateway

Note4: We using the E.164 standard

 

Any have Idea about this?

 

Thanks,

 

Regards,

 

Wilson

 

 

 

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Can you get on the router to capture a call log?

Need to see what exactly what is hitting the router and what is being sent to the carrier.

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Hi Jonathan,

 

Unfortunatelly my profile don´t have privilige to run debug. But, to monitoring the gateway using the command show call active voice compact the call not arrived in the gateway.

 

Regards,

 

Wilson

Ok correct me if I am wrong but it looks like you are sending e164 to the router.

 

Your current rule 99 is /^\+\([1-9].*\)/ /000\1/

 

To convert the e164 to what you told me the carrier needs it should be:

Rule 99 /^\+\([1-9].*\)/ /00\1/

 

I tested on my router.

Matched with rule 99
Original number: +4420343337456 Translated number: 004420343337456

 

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Hi Jonathan,

 

The rule is:

 

The User need 000 + number

The CallManager send the all digits to gateway and the gateway strip the all zeros and put 00xx, where xx is Carrier Code + number

 

00xx + number

 

It should take the follow rule in the gateway:

 

voice translation-rule 40

rule 12 /^000\([1-9].*\)$/ /0024\1/

 

Thanks,

 

Regards,

 

Wilson

Something just doesn't seem right...in the DNA the second number appears to get translated.

 

<CalledPartyTransformations>
<CalledPartyMask></CalledPartyMask>
<DigitDiscardingInstruction>PreDot</DigitDiscardingInstruction>
<Prefix>+</Prefix>
<CalledNumber>+44207182200</CalledNumber>

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Hi Jonathan,

 

Was open a TAC with Cisco and They are analyzing the logs. Was verified that the CUCM is send only 00014 (not is send the complete number) to gateway. Now I am waiting the TAC concluded the analyzes.

 

Regards,

 

Wilson

Good luck....I knew something wasn't routing correctly.

Wish I could see your CUCM programmin, probably could get this fixed quickly...LoL

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Hi Jonathan,


Yesterday the TAC access the environmet and collect any logs. Today will have new webex session to continue verifyng the problem. Only one route 000.[1-9] !# should work. Is non sense have one route international to USA and another for another Country. I am the TAC answer this question.

 

Thanks,

 

Regards,

 

Wilson

Invite me to the WebEx so I can see....lol

 

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