Hi again and good morning:
Doing some more test the same happend with another route list
First example route list was [br1-gw-h323 (striping at rp level) , hq-gw-mgcp
(not striping at rp level)]
New route list created is [br2-gw h323 (striping at rp level) , br1-gw-h323
(not striping at rp level)]
Also I've tried to delete the first gw of the new route list but still not
striping at rp level, but then when I copy the route list (only with one gw)
with the exact config and applied to route pattern, ucm is striping the predot
at rp...
So it looks like it only happend with the second option of the route list, and
it is not related with the gw itself
This looks like a bug but can't find anyone related with this...
Anybody have seen this behaviour before?
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To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] UCM strange behaviour
Date: Wed, 12 May 2010 07:11:01 -0700
CC: [email protected]
>From my understanding, route list trumps route pattern when digit manipulation
>is concerned. However, route pattern manipulations, even though trumped in the
>end, will affect what is displayed on the phone itself.
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yourself. :)
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On May 12, 2010, at 6:53 AM, Angel Perez <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello:
I've the following scenario:
route pattern-> route list (h323 gw, mgcp gw)
1: route pattern -> h323 gw
At route pattern level I've strip predot, so at route list I don't need to
strip it, everything works as expected, (the call arrives at the gw with predot
striped)
2: route pattern -> mgcp gw (backup)
When I use the second option (mgcp gw) of the route list, cucm isn't striping
predot at route pattern level, so I've to strip it again at route list level.
It's strange becouse although the ucm is not striping predot at route pattern I
can see the called number at phone display "TO yyyy" where yyyy is the called
number with predot striped...
IMHO this is not the normal situation, correct me if I'm wrong
Thanks in advance
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