Re: FXO vs other Analog Voice Card [7:56536]

2002-10-31 Thread Patrick Donlon
Paul
you can use a prefix command and say prefix 333 when you've matched on that.
There is a forward-digits command also but you'll have to do a search to see
exactly how it works as I've not used

cheers

Pat


Paul Oh  wrote in message
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 Hello All,

 When FXO receives a phone call, it strips out corresponding called-number
 that matches destination pattern settings.. For instance,

 If call string that matches 333 , it will strip 333 and pass on last
 four digit. IF there is next hop voip router only sees last four digit.
 (Isn't that correct?.

 Now, how can we make that happen for EM card? (VIC-2EM)?  digit-strip
is
 enabled by default, but next router only sees 333- instead of .

 Help me out. Thank you.

 -Paul




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Re: FXO vs other Analog Voice Card [7:56536]

2002-10-31 Thread Bruce Enders
I knew this question was going to lead to trouble!
Okay, here goes.
First thing, if the incoming call digit string will be matched to the
destination-pattern of a VoX dial-peer, there is no prefix or forward
command available. In a VoX dial-peer you are mapping a telephone address
(the destination-pattern) to a Network address (session target with Layer
2 or Layer 3 address). This is your voice routing table! This is the
logical routing plan you created when you designed this voice network.
This is a static routing table you created. Why would you map an address
one way, then try to modify  it before you sent it to the ultimate
destination?  Dial plans are simply static routing tables. There is no
EIGRP for voice networks, yet.
Digit stripping  happens ONLY on POTS dial-peers. Digits described
explicitly (333 in 333) are consumed during the digit analysis. The
prefix command can be used to replace the consumed digits, or the forward
digits command can direct that X number of digits are to be preserved and
sent across the POTS line once it is active.
The EM should do what you want if you want to only send 4 digits to the
other end.
The VoIP dial-peer will send all digits that match the
destination-pattern statement.
This all depends on what you are trying accomplish. This isn't clear
because you are mixing FXOs and EMs which you can't do.
Maybe this will get you aimed in the right direction. Feel free to email
me with what you are trying to do. the configuration may be very simple.
Bruce

Paul Oh wrote:

  Hello All,
  
  When FXO receives a phone call, it strips out corresponding called-number
  that matches destination pattern settings.. For instance,
  
  If call string that matches 333 , it will strip 333 and pass on last
  four digit. IF there is next hop voip router only sees last four digit.
  (Isn't that correct?.
  
  Now, how can we make that happen for EM card? (VIC-2EM)?  digit-strip
is
  enabled by default, but next router only sees 333- instead of .
  
  Help me out. Thank you.
  
  -Paul
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FXO vs other Analog Voice Card [7:56536]

2002-10-30 Thread Paul Oh
Hello All,

When FXO receives a phone call, it strips out corresponding called-number
that matches destination pattern settings.. For instance,

If call string that matches 333 , it will strip 333 and pass on last
four digit. IF there is next hop voip router only sees last four digit.
(Isn't that correct?.

Now, how can we make that happen for EM card? (VIC-2EM)?  digit-strip is
enabled by default, but next router only sees 333- instead of .

Help me out. Thank you.

-Paul


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