We had an original set of translation rules in place see below where the SI modified the incoming number so to present a 9 as the prefix based upon whether the call was national, international etc. However we had issue where the prefix 9 was also added to numbers where the caller did not send any so the phone display only showed 9 - matched on rule 4
Old rule
voice translation-rule 1
rule 1 /^\(.*\)/ /9\1/ type subscriber subscriber
rule 2 /^\(.*\)/ /90\1/ type national national
rule 3 /^\(.*\)/ /900\1/ type international international
rule 4 /^\(.*\)/ /9\1/ type unknown unknown
The SI then added a new rule - rule 1 rule 1 /^$/ // type any unknown plan any private as below but we still saw the digit 9 on call when the number was not sent
New rule
voice translation-rule 1
rule 1 /^$/ // type any unknown plan any private
rule 2 /^\(.*\)/ /9\1/ type subscriber subscriber
rule 3 /^\(.*\)/ /90\1/ type national national
rule 4 /^\(.*\)/ /900\1/ type international international
rule 5 /^\(.*\)/ /9\1/ type unknown unknown
What is the order the rules are applied , they are saying that if call comes in and there is no number then it matches on rule 1 and stops however if there is a number then it matches on the others.
To me it seems if the call comes in with no number and the type is any then it matches rule 1 and is changed to unknown and plan set to private. However to me if the type is subscriber or unknown then it matches the rule 2 or 5
With TP on the CLI does it match on closest after searching or does it just stop on the every first match, which I thought it did however can you have a type as ANY if the Telco is sending a closer match
Am I correct?
thanks
