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options for setting outgoing caller ID

tato386
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Ideally, I would like to be able to set this at the device pool level or using an extension range.  For instance, device pool A uses 800.555.1212 and device pool B uses 800.555.1313.  Or maybe have extensions 2xxx use 800.555.1212 and extensions 5xxx use 800.555.1313.  In either case I also need to be able to override it for individual phones.

 

I saw an article that suggests using Calling Party External Phone mask with the route pattern or route list but all my phones use the same outgoing patterns and lists so that doesn't seem workable for me.

 

Thanks

Diego 

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Diego,

I know @Jaime Valencia knows his stuff but hey check this:

I have been a VIP for 6 years now,

I also have CCIE in collaboration

I have also written many useful documents for this forum

I am just saying I know my stuff too :)

 

Here is how to use calling party transformation:

Create a calling party transformation pattern: Eg if you all extensions beginning with 2XXX to have a CLID of 800.555.1212

Do this:

pattern: 2XXXX

Partition: any_pt you want to use eg transform_pt

Calling party xform mask: 8005551212

 

pattern: 3XXXX

Partition: any_pt you want to use eg transform_pt

Calling party xform mask: 8005551213

 

Create a CSS: call it anything you want: eg Transform_CSS

assign the partition of the pattern above to it.

 

Then ensure that on the phone this box is ticked:

Use Device Pool Calling Party Transformation CSS

 

Then on the Device Pool, under: Device Mobility Related informartion>Calling Party Transformation CSS

select the calling party xform CSS above

That should do it

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Jaime Valencia
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Your options are either

external phone number mask in the line

route group

route pattern

GW/SIP trunk

 

you would need to create different RPs for each group to accomplish what you're trying to do and use CSS and partitions.

HTH

java

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Ayodeji Okanlawon
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

You can use calling party transformation pattern and apply it to the device pools

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tato386
Level 6
Level 6

The calling party transformation option in device pool sure seems like it was meant for that but I haven't been able to figure out how to use it and @Jaime Valencia says I need to use a different technique altogether.  He knows his stuff so I am pretty pessimistic it can be done with device pools.  Can you provide more details on how you would do it?

Diego,

I know @Jaime Valencia knows his stuff but hey check this:

I have been a VIP for 6 years now,

I also have CCIE in collaboration

I have also written many useful documents for this forum

I am just saying I know my stuff too :)

 

Here is how to use calling party transformation:

Create a calling party transformation pattern: Eg if you all extensions beginning with 2XXX to have a CLID of 800.555.1212

Do this:

pattern: 2XXXX

Partition: any_pt you want to use eg transform_pt

Calling party xform mask: 8005551212

 

pattern: 3XXXX

Partition: any_pt you want to use eg transform_pt

Calling party xform mask: 8005551213

 

Create a CSS: call it anything you want: eg Transform_CSS

assign the partition of the pattern above to it.

 

Then ensure that on the phone this box is ticked:

Use Device Pool Calling Party Transformation CSS

 

Then on the Device Pool, under: Device Mobility Related informartion>Calling Party Transformation CSS

select the calling party xform CSS above

That should do it

Please rate all useful posts

@Ayodeji Okanlawon, I apologize for doubting you.  Your configuration worked for me, thank you very much.

 

Rgds,

Diego