Hello,
Please consider following simplified configuration:
trunk-group PSTN
translation-profile incoming trunk_inbound
translation-profile outgoing trunk_outbound
!
interface Serial0/0/0:15
trunk-group PSTN
!
dial-peer voice 100 pots
trunkgroup PSTN
translation-profile outgoing dialpeer_outbound
destination-pattern .T
!
dial-peer voice 101 pots
translation-profile incoming dialpeer_inbound
incoming called-number .
!
dial-peer voice 102 voip
incoming called number .
Let's consider incoming POTS direction, what will happen:
- trunk_inbound TP is applied, then dialpeer_inbound is applied, or just one of those can be used for incoming direction?
For outgoing POTS direction, what will happen:
- dial_peer outbound is applied, then trunk_outbound is applied, or just one of those can be used for outgoing direction?
What if additional TPs are added to voice-port:
voice-port 0/0/0:15
translation-profile incoming voiceport_inbound
translation-profile outgoing voiceport_outbound
It looks like this one will be redundant to trunk-group TP. What will happen for inbound POTS:
- voiceport_inbound, trunk_inbound then dialpeer_inbound. Or just one of trunk-group & voice-port TPs will be used?
For outgoing POTS:
- dialpeer_outboud, trunk_outbound then voiceport_outbound. Or again, just one of trunk-group & voice-port TPs will be used?
Question is:
- can we have TPs simultaneously on Trunk-Group and Dial-Peer, and both can be matched?
- can we have TPs simultaneously on Trunk-Group and Voice-Port, and both can be matched?
- or in those case, TP in one place takes precedence over the others?
Regards,
Lukasz.
