Cliff, When you dial the international number with #, it will conclude that's the route pattern to take and Call Manager will not send the #.
Question 2, you can used either as long as TEHO works. On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 12:28 PM, Cliff McGlamry <cl...@mcglamry.net> wrote: > Two questions about dial plan. > > In the V3 Lab 1 dial plan explanations, the need is discussed for the > following patterns to support international dialing out of HQ and BR1. > > 9.011! > 9.011!# > > If the CCM parameter to strip the # from Called Party Number is set to true > (the default), why is the second pattern necessary? > > Second question: > > Incoming call from GK to HQ that is TEHO from BR2. The incoming string > would be something like: > > 1#12125551212 > > The explanation discusses using a translation pattern to strip the 1#, but > it occurs to me that you could just have 1#.12125551212 on a route pattern > and strip pre dot. Is there something wrong, more time consuming, or > something else with this approach? > > Cliff >
