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Yes the number that will be sent out to the service provider would be 01274262XXX.
@lowfell wrote:
voice translation-rule 1
rule 1 /^.*\(....$\)/ /\1/Question 1 This pattern related to CALLED which is the TO yes?. so if someone is trying to call 01234 456789 what is this translation pattern doing? on my gateway i only have an extension 456789 how does that translation STRIP access code which in this case is 01234 ?
The rule will use what is know as number slice to keep the last 4 digits in the number matched. This is done by the part in parenthesis, aka this part \(....$\). The parentheses are preceded by a \ as that is the escape character in IOS to stop if from looking at the ( and ) literally. This is carried over to the right hand side of the match rule with \1. To give a little more details on this a ^ = start of string and a $ = end of string.
For more details on how this works have a look at this link http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk652/tk90/technologies_tech_note09186a0080325e8e.shtml
@lowfell wrote:
voice translation-rule 2
rule 1 /^.*$/ /90\0/Question 2. This pattern is related to CALLING which is the FROM yes? So if someone is inside the Gateway and they are coming FROM Extension 456789 and they want to call say 01234 457788 how does this translation PREPEND the local access code which is 01234 to my extension 456789 . I can's see it from this translation?
This translate the matched number and carries it in it's entirety over to the right hand side by \0 and add 90 before the number.
It does not do what you ask about at all. Primary reason because it's not used in the outbound direction and that's what you ask about, but also since it does not add the access code that you ask about.
@lowfell wrote:
voice translation-profile PSTN-Inbound-Translate
translate calling 2
translate called 1
What the rules are used for it defined by this configuration, rule 2 is used for calling (from) and rule 1 is used for called (to) number.
@lowfell wrote:
dial-peer voice 1 pots
translation-profile incoming PSTN-Inbound-Translate
incoming called-number .
direct-inward-dial
This translation rule is used inbound from PSTN to manipulate both called and calling numbers as explained above.
The carriers do not normally add anything, it's up to the sending part to send the call in the appropriate format. Again what you ask about is an outbound call and the translations you have asked about so far is used for inbound call from PSTN. What you need to have to make outbound calls to PSTN is another dial peer and the required translation set on it to modify the called and calling numbers to fit your need.
Maybe it would be easier if you post your entire configuration from the gateway instead of small snippets from it. If you need to hide sensitive information please do so, but try to keep the overall structure of the configuration intact. Once your done please post the configuration as an attached text file as that makes it much more readable then to post the text as is inline in a post.
Based on your configuration these would be the dial peers that can be used for outbound call in SRST.
! dial-peer voice 2 pots corlist outgoing call-emergency description *** Emergency *** preference 1 destination-pattern 999 clid network-number 01234456789 port 0/1/0 prefix 999 ! dial-peer voice 3 pots corlist outgoing call-emergency description *** Emergency *** preference 1 destination-pattern 9112 clid network-number 01234456789 port 0/1/0 prefix 112 ! dial-peer voice 4 pots corlist outgoing call-local description *** Local 6 digit *** preference 1 destination-pattern 9[2-9]..... clid restrict port 0/1/0 forward-digits 6 ! dial-peer voice 5 pots corlist outgoing call-therest description *** FreePhone *** preference 1 destination-pattern 9080........ clid restrict port 0/1/0 forward-digits 11 ! dial-peer voice 7 pots corlist outgoing call-therest description *** Reduced Rates *** preference 1 destination-pattern 9084........ clid restrict port 0/1/0 forward-digits 11 ! dial-peer voice 8 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 510[56].. clid restrict port 0/1/0 forward-digits 11 prefix 01132850 ! dial-peer voice 9 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** National Rates *** preference 1 destination-pattern 9087........ clid restrict port 0/1/0 forward-digits 11 ! dial-peer voice 10 pots corlist outgoing call-mobile description *** Mobiles *** preference 1 destination-pattern 907......... clid restrict port 0/1/0 forward-digits 11 ! dial-peer voice 11 pots corlist outgoing call-international description *** International *** preference 1 destination-pattern 900T clid restrict port 0/1/0 ! dial-peer voice 13 pots corlist outgoing call-directory description *** Directories *** preference 1 destination-pattern 9118... clid restrict port 0/1/0 forward-digits 6 ! dial-peer voice 14 pots corlist outgoing call-services description *** Directories *** preference 1 destination-pattern 9100 clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 100 ! dial-peer voice 15 pots corlist outgoing call-services description *** Services *** preference 1 destination-pattern 91471 clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 1471 ! dial-peer voice 16 pots corlist outgoing call-services description *** Speaking Clock *** preference 1 destination-pattern 9123 clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 123 ! dial-peer voice 17 pots corlist outgoing call-therest description **** preference 1 destination-pattern 908454647 clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 08454647 ! dial-peer voice 18 pots corlist outgoing call-therest description *** The Rest *** preference 1 destination-pattern 9.T clid restrict port 0/1/0 ! dial-peer voice 100 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** OPERATOR*** preference 1 destination-pattern 100 clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 0127469XXXX ! dial-peer voice 102 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** YW CALDERVALE *** preference 1 destination-pattern 8316.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 01924XXXX ! dial-peer voice 103 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 702... clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 01274372 ! dial-peer voice 104 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 704... clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 01274374 ! dial-peer voice 105 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 7173.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 012267373 ! dial-peer voice 106 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 7182.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 011425182 ! dial-peer voice 107 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 7183.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 011425183 ! dial-peer voice 109 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 7340.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 01677460XXX ! dial-peer voice 110 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** XXX *** preference 1 destination-pattern 7469.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 019045269 ! dial-peer voice 111 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 5712.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 012744212 ! dial-peer voice 112 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 7456.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 019047556 ! dial-peer voice 113 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** YW ELVINGTON *** preference 1 destination-pattern 7457.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 019047557 ! dial-peer voice 114 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 752... clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 01274692 ! dial-peer voice 115 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** YW ROCC *** preference 1 destination-pattern 7530.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 012747830 ! dial-peer voice 116 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 7531.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 012748031 ! dial-peer voice 117 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 754... clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 01274804 ! dial-peer voice 118 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** preference 1 destination-pattern 761... clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 01484441 ! dial-peer voice 119 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 7713.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 0113213 ! dial-peer voice 120 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 772... clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 01132122 ! dial-peer voice 121 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 7750.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 011339750 ! dial-peer voice 122 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 7759.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 011339759 ! dial-peer voice 123 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 872... clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 01274262 ! dial-peer voice 124 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** YW CHELLOW HEIGHTS *** preference 1 destination-pattern 5831.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 012745531 ! dial-peer voice 108 pots corlist outgoing call-national description *** *** preference 1 destination-pattern 7238.. clid restrict port 0/1/0 prefix 014826238 ! ! dial-peer cor list call-local member local ! dial-peer cor list call-national member national ! dial-peer cor list call-international member international ! dial-peer cor list call-mobile member mobile ! dial-peer cor list call-premium member premium ! dial-peer cor list call-services member services ! dial-peer cor list call-emergency member emergency ! dial-peer cor list call-directory member directory ! dial-peer cor list call-therest member therest ! dial-peer cor list group4 member local member national member mobile member emergency member therest ! ! call-manager-fallback cor incoming group4 default !
What each of these do is pretty self explanatory as it states what it matches, what is prefixed or how many digits that are forwarded and all of them from what I can tell restrict clid, so there is no calling number that is sent to the service provider that you'd need to worry about. One key thing to keep in mind is that a POTS dial peer will per default always consume any explicitly matched digits, meaning that if you for example have this match statement "destination-pattern 900T" and no other configuration for number of forwarded digits or prefix 900 will be consumed by the dial peer and what follows after 900 will be what is sent to the service provider based on the "T" match.
Almost, for the first question the called number sent to the service provider would be
01274262 + last three digits dialled as the explicit matched digits 872 will be consumed by the dial peer.
For any call you have this set, clid restrict. This means that you would not send or at least not show a calling number to the service provider.
If you want to send a proper formed calling number for outbound calls you would need to create a translation profile with the required rules in it to transform the calling number to the format that your service provider requires. To make it easier to apply I would recommend you to do that on the voice port(s) instead of on the dial peers, given that you donāt need different translations for various call scenarios, then youād need to have multiple translations profiles and tie these to the dial peers.
@Shalid Kurunnan Chalil wrote:
If I understood it correctly, you can use the following command in the IOS to test your translation rule.
"test voice transaltion-rule <rule number> <number that you want to test>"
Yes that how you can test the rules directly in the router.
@Shalid Kurunnan Chalil wrote:
test voice translation-rule 1 01234456789
if you are looking to get 456789 then rule should rule 1 /^.*\(......$\)/ /\1/
Yes that rule would keep the six last digits in the number matched.
@Shalid Kurunnan Chalil wrote:
2. as per the current rule, it only prefixes 900 to the number. if you want to use the translation rule for this purpose, then
voice translation-rule 2
rule 1 /^45\([1-9].+\)/ /01234 45\1/
This would match numbers that starts with 45 and the third digit is 1 to 9 (this is the same as a single . (dot) btw), and then any digit by the . (dot) and then one or more of the previous match aka one or more of what the . (dot) matches. Or as the link I sent explains it. "Any digit followed by one or more ocurrences. This is effectively anything, except null.". On the right hand side you have this /0123445\1/, this gives the resulting translation as below.
- Drop the 45
- Copy what is in-between the parentheses, for you [1-9].+, this is explained above what it means and carry this over to the right hand side with \1
- On the right hand side you prefix 0123445 in-front of what is carried over with the \1
@Shalid Kurunnan Chalil wrote:
test voice translation-rule 183 456789
The test that you do would not match the rule above as the number does not start with 45.
