Translation Rule

[Ahmed habib]

Hello,

I want to translate the DID number 35369750 to inbound extension 850 

I applied this rule and voice translate profile under the port and tried voice translation  rule test and it translated ok but when I tried a call it failed and get success only when I applied num expansion 50 850 command

Can anyone help me with that case ?

/^697\(.*\)/ /8\1/

[Maren Mahoney]

Please do a debug voice translation and place an inbound call (without the num-exp in place). Then post the results.

[R0g22]

That translation rule will match numbers starting with 697. Your DID starts with 353.

[Ahmed habib]

But the test showed that the translation is successful but the call is fail

when I applied also this rule, The call fails again

/^50/ /850/

Can you tell me the right rule for this scenario.

[Ayodeji Okanlawon]

Which test are you referring to. Your rule definition states that anything beginning with 50. But your DID begins with 353..(35369750), so how do you expect it to match?

[Ahmed habib]

So, If this rule isn't correct, What is the right rule for this scenario?

[Ayodeji Okanlawon]

What is the number that is presented to your gateway from your provider? If its this..

35369750

Then thats the number you need to tel the gateway to change

rule 1 /^35369750/ /850/

If your provider is not sending the first 3 digits, then this rule is correct

/^697\(.*\)/ /8\1/

It all depends on what us been sent to you. If you are using E1/T1 PRI you can use debug isdn q931 to verify the digits you are receiving

[Ahmed habib]

Thanks, I will test and feedback you.

[Ahmed habib]

The provider sends the last two digits only
Is there any translation rule in one command can be applied to satisfy all the range

Note: I have the range 353697.. and I want to translate it to 8..

[Ayodeji Okanlawon · Accepted solution]

You can try something like this

/^\(..\)/ /8\1/

[Ahmed habib]

Thanks It works fine and I also tried this rule and worked fine

rule 1 // /8/

[Maren Mahoney]

Ahmed -

Be careful of using // as your match string rather than /^\(..\)/ as was suggested.

Your version would prepend an 8 to everything. The other way would prepend an 8 to anything that has at least two digits. I would suggest making your match string /^\(..$\)/ to make it exactly a 2-digit number and nothing else.

rule 1 /^\(..$\)/ /8&/