How do I auto-append the outgoing prefix to missed calls?

[drewtimmerman]

Hi, in my list of missed calls, it shows XXX-XXXX and when I hit the dial softkey, it tries to dial it exactly as it appears. But it needs to have a 9 prefix to get an outside line. Anyone know how to automatically prepend the 9 or some way to make the incomming call look like it came from 9XXX-XXXX so that it dials out properly? Thanks in advance!

[Aaron Harrison]

Hi

There's a few ways to achieve this depending on whether you are running CME, CM with MGCP on the GW, or H323 on the gateway - which is your scenario?

Let me know any I'll help you out.

Aaron

p.s. please rate helpful posts...

[reggierichard]

The same thing happens to me.

I'm running CM 4.0(2a)sr1 with MGCP gateway (3745- IOS 12.3a(10).

I'm very interested.

Please post your suggestions.

thanks,

reggier

[msolak]

hi,

you can add prefixes for your incoming call type under:

ccm service parameters--> Advanced --> National, International, Unknown number prefix.

greetings

mehmet

[drewtimmerman]

Hi Aaron,

I am running CM 4.1(3)sr1 with MGCP.

Thanks!

[mparekh · Accepted solution]

Under Service -> Service Paramter choose the Call manager service.

Click the Advanced button, and search for national prefix. In there add the 9.

[reggierichard]

If I add the 9 in the national prefix, will this affect all of my outgoing calls ?? (ex: users will no longer be required to dial 9) ??

[vemmerson]

Would appreciate information on how this could work with H323.

[daniel.williams]

This worked for me, below example appends the 90 to the incoming calling number and does not replace it.

voice translation-rule 1

rule 1 // /90/

!

voice translation-profile Incoming

translate calling 1

!

dial-peer voice 1 pots

incoming dialed-number .

translation-profile Incoming

[arjun-hegde]

hi,

I managed to make it work (prefending 0 in my case) when I put the translation profile in the voice-port. I must say that your post had pointed me to the right direction.

Cheers.