Confused about calling translation profile explanation In official cert guide 640-461

Hi.
On page 143 of the official ccna voice cert guide there Is an example of a translation profile where calls from the PSTN with DID range of 6xxx should be converted to 5xxx to reach the internal network.There Is an explanation of why the called rule Is used instead of the calling:
"Assigning the translation rule as a calling translation would change the caller ID of a person
calling into the organization."
I don't understand this line. Shouldn't a calling translation change the caller ID of a person calling from within the organization and not into It ?

You are saying "Calling Translation" but do you mean to say "Calling Party Transformation?"
The Calling Party Transformation is relative to the direction of the call flow.
In CUCM, on a SIP trunk, in the direction of Inbound, the Calling Party is the PSTN caller calling into your organization.

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class A{
public boolean check(String source, ArrayList arr){
//pROCESS ON ARRAYLIST
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file size have a
> much larger frame 1 size. I just don't see why a smaller
file should
> take longer to load than a larger file.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.

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Confused About Catch Up

Hi everyone, So I have just had Sky installed and I am a little confused about some aspects of it and I hope someone can give me some advice. The catch up service: Is it normal for there to be very little actual content in the catch up section?When I was looking at the various options on offer, one of the things that I really liked the look of was the '30 day catch up service'.
I (possibly incorrectly) assumed this would mean I could access the vast majority (if not all) of the programmes shown on Sky for the last 30 days. When I look in the catch up section, there is very little choice there.For example - in the sky channels section, sorted by day - for last Saturday there are only four shows. Is this a fault or is catch up a whole lot less than it promises to be? I have the family package by the way and I realise that I can only access channels and catch up that I am subscribed to but it seems very poor to me that the 'catch up' service amounts to just a handful of shows, most of which I am not interested in. Strangely, when I manually search in the search box for a specific show, I get on-demand results that I cannot find anywhere else in the EPG. Is there more on demand content there but only if you know exactly what you want to search for and use the search box? It seems odd to me that I have to know what I want to watch and search for it manually, I cannot just browse a list of available shows. Pushed on demand: So the way I understand it is this, my 500GB hard drive has 250GB partitioned off for the sky box to download content to overnight. Where do I access this content?I can't find any of it.I have read the manual and it says I will see a little play icon on content that is available to watch which, I assume, refers to content automatically downloaded by the box. I have seen this icon on one show. That's it. Is 250GB of space being used for nothing?Can I get that space to use for my own downloads and recordings?I know there is a setting to turn off 'pushed on demand' but does this free up the space reserved? Sorry if this has been covered elsewhere or if I am asking stupid questions and thanks in advance for any replies. Broddr.

Thanks for the reply Annie.
I did as you suggested and still get no more.
Pressing the green button and selecting channels just splits the five shows up into their specific channel.
I have five shows total.
I select Nat Geo channel and it shows the three of those five shows that are on Nat Geo.
I select Nat Geo Wild and it shows the remaining two of those five shows that are on the Wild channel.
I have been through all the system settings and every page on the box OS again and again and I am coming to the conclusion that I do not have a problem as such, rather the service is simply pants!
Apparently my 'catch up' service for Nat Geo for the last four days consists of one programme!
I suppose for an 'extra' service I can't really complain, but the touted '30 day catch up service' was one of the main reasons I signed up.
I would argue they should not really call it 'catch up'.
'Selected highlights' is probably more accurate.
"Catch up on the best of sky over the last thirty days - as long as, for example, what you want to catch up on SyFy is Dark Matter and Defiance 'cos that's all there is."

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