11-27-2012 06:45 AM - edited 03-18-2019 12:12 AM
Hi,
I m using a configuration with an VCS-C and VCS-E.
The customer has an internal and an external video domain.
So for incoming calls the transform pattern on the VCSE works fine.
But how can i translate the calling number from a internal located codec,
to call outside videostations, that the can be called back.
So my internal codecs are registered at: xxxx@internal.com
so when i Call an external client i see as calling number: xxxx@internal.com
So i need to change my calling number for all internal clients when the are calling external ones
from xxxx@internal.com to xxxx@external.com.
VCS-C and VCS-E is runnning on Version 7.1.
Best Regards
Thomas
11-27-2012 07:18 AM
You can do this in a CPL script.
Below is one i am using for a single system.
If i call an external client from test@internal.com they will see the call return address as test@external.com
test@internal.com">
11-27-2012 07:53 AM
Thanks for the Info.
But i think ill need the 7.2 Sw Version on the VCS for using this CPL file.
If this will work, then my next question:
is it possible to use a variable instead of "test".
Or do i have to create 1 CPL File for each endpoint.
Best Regards
Thomas
11-27-2012 05:44 PM
Correct, the replace source alias by using CPL is newly supported feature introduced from X7.2 software release on VCS.
11-28-2012 02:31 AM
> is it possible to use a variable instead of "test".
> Or do i have to create 1 CPL File for each endpoint.
The source replace feature by using source-url-for-message in X7.2 software release only support fixed string not a regex format.
Therefore currently doesn't support to configuring ”(.+)@internal\.com” to ”\1@external.com" while VCS is running with X7.2.
We are looking for enhance this feature in X78.0 release include for supporting regex format for source URL replacement.
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