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Maniupulating Called Number from Devicepool

DenysAdams
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Hi All,

Submitting to the collective wisdom, i need to be able to specify a device pool of phones to have any number dialed from this device pool to append a digit to numbers called.

EG phone 1 in device pool DP_Test
1#dials 19710
2#dials 035564261
device pool config makes it (with the digit 1 appended) specifically for this device pool and ALL numbers dialed
1#dial  119710
2#dial  1035564261

Can anyone point me in the right directions.

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If only CLID is a concern then this approach should work fine and i believe one device pool can be used however create two separate CSS 's.

Phone 1- 434XX- CSS1- Allow partition 1 with route pattern 1( with prefix 0) this will match dial-peer 4

Phone 2-435XX- CSS2- Allow partition  2 with route pattern 2 ( with prefix 01)- will match dial-peer 7.

Or second option would be to create dial-peer based on ANI.

Answer address 434XX for phone 1 and then restrict or allow the CLID .

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Jaime Valencia
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Exactly what you want to change, just how the called number is presented??

Or effectively change 19710 into 034464261 as a TP??

Also, is all that just internal, or external numbers??

HTH

java

if this helps, please rate

to shed a bit more light on the situation

i have 2 dial peers on my Vrouter

currently calls go out via one dialpeer
i want phones within a device pool to append a digit 1 for example so they use the next dial peer

so not how the call is presented the dialed number out.
and just to external numbers

eg phone 1 in DP_TEST dials 555555,
it hits the Vrouter as 1555555.

They only way I could think of doing this, would be using LRG, and doing the digit manipulation within each RG as necessary.

HTH

java

if this helps, please rate

the two dial peers exist on a single Vrouter.
so i cant do digit manipulation on the gateway.

Thanks for your assistance thus far Jaime

Maybe i should open up the issue further to see if anyone can assist

I have a 200DID Range Exiting on a single Vrouter
I have reception phones in 434XX
And General Phones in 435XX

Currently setup the Vrouter is Tagged to restrict Caller ID
so on outbound calls when a user picks up they see Private Number

Requirements have changed however
we now require that phones from 434XX display 43400
and phones from 435XX display with Private Number

the way i thought to go about this would be two dial peers, using a prefix on the destination pattern to separate them. and have 435XX in 1 device pool and 434XX in a 2nd device pool and user either CSS ro translations to achieve appending a digit on called numbers. However this doesn't look feasible based upon feedback.

Does anyone else have any suggestions as to how to go about this, keep in mind i cannot simply mask the number It has to be flagged clid restrict to get private number.

if i do not flag the number the telco will apply the first range to it automatically.

Hope this is enough info

!
dial-peer voice 4 pots
preference 3
destination-pattern 0T
incoming called-number .
fax rate disable
clid restrict
direct-inward-dial
!
dial-peer voice 7 pots
description block caller id
destination-pattern 10T
incoming called-number .
fax rate disable
clid network-number xxxxx43400
direct-inward-dial
port 0/2/0:15



If only CLID is a concern then this approach should work fine and i believe one device pool can be used however create two separate CSS 's.

Phone 1- 434XX- CSS1- Allow partition 1 with route pattern 1( with prefix 0) this will match dial-peer 4

Phone 2-435XX- CSS2- Allow partition  2 with route pattern 2 ( with prefix 01)- will match dial-peer 7.

Or second option would be to create dial-peer based on ANI.

Answer address 434XX for phone 1 and then restrict or allow the CLID .

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