You are correct. The route list translations will be used whereever the route list is used.
You can assign translations to ANI using a Translation profile. Translation profiles match on called number, but allow manipulations to called or calling numbers. So your user's css points to the TP. It does manipluations in ANI and then uses its own css to send the call out the appropriate route pattern. Also, keep in mind if you send the calls out an h323 or SIP gateway, you can do the ANI translations in the outbound dialpeers. So, no cucm based manipulations might benecessary. Also, keep in mind you can use calling party transformations... Perhaps on the outbound gateway. Brian ----- Reply message ----- From: "datucha123 datucha123" <datucha...@gmail.com> Date: Sat, Dec 24, 2011 11:42 am Subject: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] ANI Translation To: <ccie_voice@onlinestudylist.com> Hello, I am a little confused about the ANI translation. Imagine that we have several Route Patterns: 1. Local Calls Pattern 2. Long Distance Calls Pattern 3. International Calls Pattern Actual Pattern Strings does not matter. All Patterns point to the same Route List (there is only one Route List defined) Now if we want to provide different ANI based on the Called Number, we have to use the Route Pattern Translation options so that when the call goes through "Local Calls Pattern", we can set ANI as XXXXX. But when the call goes through the "Long Distance Calls Pattern" we can set the ANI to YYYYY And so on, for "International Calls Pattern" as well. As and I guess it is NOT POSSIBLE to use the Route List ANI Translation Options for ANI translation based on the Called Number, as all Patterns point to the same Route List, and Route List cannot differentiate which Route Pattern has been called initially. So it will Translate ANI for all calls, without differentiating which Pattern has been called. Am I right? Or I am missing something, and do not fully understand the Route Lists?
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