Displayed external phone numbers

[Peter Schlagkamp]

We have a UC540 installed at the customer site and using SPA525 as phones.
When receiving an external call the number is displayed in the following way 00005251354780. When using the redialing function it comes to error due to that redialing isn't possible. How can we setup the system so that redialing is enabled.
We have to get rid of the first 2 leading zeros. How can we do that.
One zero is used to get the external line and the other to define the area code so the total number should look like 005251354780 or even including the country code then it should come up as 00495251354780. How can that be achieved?

Peter

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[Peter Schlagkamp]

no there is nothing like this in the config.

there are  only this

voice translation-rule 1

rule 5 /^184020/ /21/

rule 9 /^18402/ //

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voice translation-rule 10

rule 1 /\(^.+\)/ /00\1/ type national national

rule 2 /\(^.+\)/ /000\1/ type international international

rule 3 /\(^.+\)/ /00\1/ type any subscriber

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voice translation-rule 50

rule 1 /^10/ /004952511840210/

rule 2 /^[123]./ /184020/

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voice translation-rule 2001

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voice translation-rule 2002

rule 2 /^A/ //

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voice translation-rule 2222

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I have made an translation test

this rule matches when i call the number

rule 3 /\(^.+\)/ /00\1/ type any subscriber

[johschaf]

Hello,

This is the translation rule need:

translation-rule 3265

rule 1 /^00/ /9/

It will translate this number to 9005251354780. If you use asteering digit other than 9, then just change digit in the rule.

Thanks,

-john

[Peter Schlagkamp]

this was the problem the third 0 in rule 3 was to much. thank you all

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voice translation-rule 10

rule 1 /\(^.+\)/ /00\1/ type national national

rule 2 /\(^.+\)/ /00\1/ type international international

rule 3 /\(^.+\)/ /00\1/ type any subscriber

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[paolo bevilacqua]

Peter Schlagkamp wrote:
this was the problem the third 0 in rule 3 was to much. thank you all
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voice translation-rule 10
 rule 1 /\(^.+\)/ /00\1/ type national national
 rule 2 /\(^.+\)/ /00\1/ type international international
 rule 3 /\(^.+\)/ /00\1/ type any subscriber
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Note that all these rules can be written more concisely:

rule 1 // /00/ type national national