Why aren't you sending all digits to the IOS gateway and doing your manipulations there? It seems to me a simpler solution to have.
Your dial-peer 7 is matching the dialed numbers first because dial-peer matching behaves like that- just like a route-pattern with urgent priority checked. as soon as it matches it sends the call -. You could remove $ from dial-peer 7 and put a T in the end of it to get the matching process to wait a bit but I personally find it better to send all digits from CUCM and have all manipulations done there. If you need to change your calling device display as well then you can try by just sending the digits as they hit the outbound dial-peer without any manipulations there because the 9 will get stripped anyway as it is an explicit match. If that does not tweak the caller display then plug a translation-profile or num-expansion then if that does not work either you could always do a predot in route-pattern and put the 9 back on the route list as last resort. I will try this as soon as I can. It sounds like a "hot" topic this one! On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 4:39 PM, Erwan Erwan <e_er...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hi Experts, > > I am trying to configure so that *calling phone* will show 7 digit "*To > 8884343* " in SRST and Normal mode. > > I use dial-peer 7 pots in normal mode (send 8884343 from Route Pattern to > BR-1 GW) > > RP Local : 9.[2-9]xxxxxx , predot , send to BR-1 (H323) , hit dial-peer > 7 pots > > And it did show 7 digit "8884343" in my Calling phone > > > BR-1 dialpeer > ---------------------- > dial-peer voice 7 pots > destination-pattern [2-9]......$ > port 0/0/0:23 > forward-digits all > > However when I dial 98884343 in SRST mode,I expect it will use dial-peer 9 > pots > (because I have to dial 9 for local call) > > dial-peer voice 9 pots > destination-pattern 9[2-9]......$ > port 0/0/0:23 > forward-digits 7 > But the call from phone always hit dial-peer 7. And if I shut down dial > peer 7, local call will work fine in SRST. > > But why it hit dial-peer 7 in SRST for 98884343 , which I think dial-peer > 9 is more precise match ?? > > > > And if I tested using "csim start 98884343" in SRST , it will hit > dial-peer 9 (which is right for this case). But if from IP phone it will use > dial-peer 7 when I dial 98884343 in SRST mode. > > Anybody know why and shade light on this ? > > Thks > > > > > _______________________________________________ > For more information regarding industry leading CCIE Lab training, please > visit www.ipexpert.com > >
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