I think you are looking at this wrong. There is no order of priority, translation-pattern, versus route-pattern, versus hunt-pilot, versus directory-number (this isn't BGP)...
What there is is Calling Search Spaces and Partitions and something called 'urgent priority'... Or a better way to say this is that you set your priority in your CSS and Pt builds. All Translation patterns are urgent priority, so if you have a tranlsation pattern of 5430 and a route pattern of 54303891308 in the same partition, the translation pattern will ALWAYS win. The way around this is to put them into different partitions. Also, just so I mention this, these are Unique Index Columns in CCM, which means that if you have a translation pattern of 5430 in the DnPt and you try to add a DN in the DnPt of 5430, you will get an error. Jonathan On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 9:22 PM, DSCP46EF <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks Jason and devildoc. > My original question was which kicks in first and which kicks in at the > last. > I do have the book Devildoc has referred but it doesn't tell you the > sequence. > > Incoming calls: > 1. hits GW, if significant-digit is set to 4 , it will pass only 4 digit to > CCM > 2. Now if the CCM also has xlation pattern, will 4 digits coming from GW > significent digit will hit xlation pattern? > > Same thing what will be for outgoing calls? > > 1. transformation-mask > Route-pattern first > then Xlation pattern > ? > > What about application dial-in rules? > > > Frog > >
