Matching B-channel for dialpeer assigment (Incoming call)

Is it possible to manipulate a specific B Channel to use a dialpeer? For example on a T1 with 24 channels, I need the last 4 B-channels to choose an specific dialpeer, same concepts as matching incoming DID's but on a B-Channel slot.
If a call arrives on B-channel 20, I need that call to be sent to a specific DN at the CallManager.
I am using H.323 on the gateway side.
thanks in advanced.
Oscar

Hi!
I'm stuck in a similar situation at the moment, and hope someone has solved this issue.
I have a "back to back connection" between two PBX'es that communicate using Q.931. I have had to replace my old hardware running a legacy CCS solution due to its incapability of understanding overlap signalling. I have replaced it with two Cisco routers running E1 (Q931). Between the units I have a high latency low bandwidth network.
The issue is that the PBX'es are configured in a way that requires calls between the PBX'es to use the same time slot at both ends. I'm running a VoIP network with CUCM between the two sites.
=============================================
controller E1 0/2/0
framing NO-CRC4
pri-group timeslots 1-21
trunk-group TS01 timeslots 1
trunk-group TS02 timeslots 2
trunk-group TS03 timeslots 3
trunk-group TS04 timeslots 4
trunk-group TS05 timeslots 5
trunk-group TS06 timeslots 6
trunk-group TS07 timeslots 7
trunk-group TS08 timeslots 8
trunk-group TS09 timeslots 9
trunk-group TS10 timeslots 10
trunk-group TS11 timeslots 11
trunk-group TS12 timeslots 12
trunk-group TS13 timeslots 13
trunk-group TS14 timeslots 14
trunk-group TS15 timeslots 15
trunk-group TS17 timeslots 17
trunk-group TS18 timeslots 18
trunk-group TS19 timeslots 19
trunk-group TS20 timeslots 20
trunk-group TS21 timeslots 21
dial-peer voice 81030001 pots
trunkgroup TS01
description ** PBX TS01 **
translation-profile incoming 61031401
translation-profile outgoing 25
destination-pattern 81030001T
progress_ind alert enable 8
progress_ind progress enable 2
incoming called-number .
no digit-strip
dial-peer voice 81030002 pots
trunkgroup TS02
description ** PBX TS02 **
translation-profile incoming 61031402
translation-profile outgoing 25
destination-pattern 81030002T
progress_ind alert enable 8
progress_ind progress enable 2
incoming called-number .
no digit-strip
voice translation-rule 25
rule 1 /^810300../ //
voice translation-rule 61031401
rule 1 // /61031401\1/
voice translation-rule 61031402
rule 1 // /61031402\1/
voice translation-profile 25
translate called 25
voice translation-profile 61031401
translate called 61031401
voice translation-profile 61031402
translate called 61031402
=====================================
The idea is that I do not know (or care) what numbers are used as SOURCE or DESTINATION of the original call. My network should be transparent to the PBX number plan. I need to add a prefix, and it should be based on the timeslot the call comes in on. I route the traffic between the routers using the prefix.
The configuration excerpt above should add 61031401 prefix to all calls entering on TS01, and 61031402 to all calls entering on TS02 etc. Calls from the remote should have corresponding prefixes 81030001 for TS01 and 81030002 for TS02 etc.
The outbound (from voip to pots) routing of the above configuration works.
However I have a challenge with the incoming prefixing.
All calls inbound end up using "dial-peer 81030001 pots".
I believe the reason this dial-peer "takes" all of the calls inbound from pots is due to the line "incoming called-number ."
Removing this makes no inbound pots call work as the "destination-pattern 8103001T" is never matched.
Removing "destination-pattern 8103001T" from the dial-peer is not working as it kills the voip to pots routing of inbound calls from the remote router.
Anyone got a good idea for me?

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*** Debug output from initializing MM for submission:
13:43:32.79: mmc_winit('l','postmaster@machine_name.test.com','0IB800802GOK8O@machine_name.test.com') called.
13:43:32.79: Queue area size 5858064, temp area size 5858064
13:43:32.79: 1464516 blocks of effective free queue space available; setting disk limit accordingly.
13:43:32.79: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "machine_name.test.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
13:43:32.79: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
13:43:32.79: Found: "$E$F$U%$H@machine_name.test.com$V$H"
13:43:32.79: Rewrite failed, not forward.
13:43:32.79: Rewrite: "$*", position 1, hash table -
13:43:32.79: Failed.
13:43:32.79: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, rewrite database -
13:43:32.79: Failed
13:43:32.79: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "machine_name", domain = "machine_name.test.com", literal = "", tag = ""
13:43:32.79: Rewrite: "machine_name.test.com", position 0, hash table -
13:43:32.79: Found: "$U%$D@machine_name.test.com"
13:43:32.79: New mailbox: "postmaster".
13:43:32.79: New host: "machine_name.test.com".
13:43:32.79: New route: "machine_name.test.com".
13:43:32.79: New channel system: "machine_name.test.com".
13:43:32.79: Looking up host "machine_name.test.com".
13:43:32.79: - found on channel l
13:43:32.79: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
13:43:32.79: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "machine_name.test.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
13:43:32.79: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
13:43:32.79: Found: "$E$F$U%$H@machine_name.test.com$V$H"
13:43:32.79: Rewrite failed, not forward.
13:43:32.79: Rewrite: "$*", position 1, hash table -
13:43:32.79: Failed.
13:43:32.79: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, rewrite database -
13:43:32.79: Failed
13:43:32.79: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "machine_name", domain = "machine_name.test.com", literal = "", tag = ""
13:43:32.79: Rewrite: "machine_name.test.com", position 0, hash table -
13:43:32.79: Found: "$U%$D@machine_name.test.com"
13:43:32.79: New mailbox: "postmaster".
13:43:32.79: New host: "machine_name.test.com".
13:43:32.79: New route: "machine_name.test.com".
13:43:32.79: New channel system: "machine_name.test.com".
13:43:32.79: Looking up host "machine_name.test.com".
13:43:32.79: - found on channel l
13:43:32.79: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
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13:43:32.79: Rewriting: Mbox = "user", host = "domain.net", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
13:43:32.79: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
13:43:32.79: Found: "$E$F$U%$H@machine_name.test.com$V$H"
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13:43:32.80: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, rewrite database -
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13:43:32.80: Rewrite: "domain.net", position 0, hash table -
13:43:32.80: Found: "[email protected]%tcp_friendly-daemon"
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13:43:32.80: Rewrite: "domain.net", position 1, hash table -
13:43:32.80: Failed.
13:43:32.80: Rewrite: "domain.net", position 0, rewrite database -
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13:43:32.80: Rewrite: "*.net", position 0, hash table -
13:43:32.80: Failed
13:43:32.80: Rewrite: ".net", position 0, hash table -
13:43:32.80: Found: "$U%$H$D@TCP-DAEMON"
13:43:32.80: New mailbox: "user".
13:43:32.80: New host: "domain.net".
13:43:32.80: New route: "TCP-DAEMON".
13:43:32.80: New channel system: "TCP-DAEMON".
13:43:32.80: Looking up host "TCP-DAEMON".
13:43:32.80: - found on channel tcp_local
13:43:32.80: Rewrite rules result: [email protected]
13:43:32.80: Checking reverse URL cache for: [email protected]
13:43:32.80: Applying reverse URL pattern ldap:///$V?mail?sub?$Q to: [email protected]
13:43:32.85: Resulting URL: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.net%2Co%3Disp?mail?sub?(|([email protected])([email protected]))
13:43:32.85: mmc_open_url called to open ldap:///o%3Ddomain.net%2Co%3Disp?mail?sub?(|([email protected])([email protected])), flags = 256
13:43:32.85: URL with quotes stripped: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.net%2Co%3Disp?mail?sub?(|([email protected])([email protected]))
13:43:32.85: LDAP URL identified
13:43:32.85: URL context #1 will be used
13:43:32.85: Performing URL search on: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.net%2Co%3Disp?mail?sub?(|([email protected])([email protected]))
13:43:32.86: mmc_read_url result: [email protected]
13:43:32.86: URL resolution returned: [email protected]
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channel description =
channel user filter =
dest channel filter =
source channel filter =
channel flags #0 = BIDIRECTIONAL MULTIPLE IMMNONURGENT NOSERVICEALL
channel flags #1 = NOSMTP DEFAULT
channel flags #2 = COPYSENDPOST COPYWARNPOST POSTHEADONLY HEADERINC NOEXPROUTE
channel flags #3 = LOGGING NOGREY NORESTRICTED RETAINSECURITYMULTIPARTS
channel flags #4 = EIGHTBIT NOHEADERTRIM NOHEADERREAD RULES
channel flags #5 =
channel flags #6 = LOCALUSER REPORTHEADER
channel flags #7 = NOSWITCHCHANNEL NOREMOTEHOST DATEFOUR DAYOFWEEK
channel flags #8 = NODEFRAGMENT EXQUOTA REVERSE NOCONVERT_OCTET_STREAM
channel flags #9 = NOTHURMAN INTERPRETENCODING USEINTERMEDIATE RECEIVEDFROM VALIDATELOCALSYSTEM NOTURN
defaulthost = test.com test.com
linelength = 1023
channel env addr type = SOURCEROUTE
channel hdr addr type = SOURCEROUTE
channel official host = machine_name.test.com
channel queue 0 name = LOCAL_POOL
channel queue 1 name = LOCAL_POOL
channel queue 2 name = LOCAL_POOL
channel queue 3 name = LOCAL_POOL
channel after params =
channel user name =
urgentnotices = 1 2 4 7
normalnotices = 1 2 4 7
nonurgentnotices = 1 2 4 7
channel rightslist ids =
local behavior flags = %x7
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header To: address = [email protected]
header From: address = [email protected]
envelope To: address = [email protected] (route (machine_name.test.com,machine_name.test.com)) (host domain.net)
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Extracted address action list:
[email protected]
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1 expansion total.
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13:43:32.88: Copy estimate before address addition is 1
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13:43:32.88: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
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13:43:32.88: old state = not checked.
13:43:32.88: Using result 1 from domain match cache.
13:43:32.88: new state = succeeded.
13:43:32.88: New mailbox: "user".
13:43:32.88: New host: "domain.net".
13:43:32.88: New route: "machine_name.test.com".
13:43:32.88: New channel system: "machine_name.test.com".
13:43:32.88: Looking up host "machine_name.test.com".
13:43:32.88: - found on channel l
13:43:32.88: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
13:43:32.88: Address [email protected] requires local processing.
13:43:32.88: Variant #1 = [email protected]
13:43:32.89: Variant #2 = *@domain.net
13:43:32.89: Checking for [email protected] in the system alias file
13:43:32.89: - not found
13:43:32.89: Checking for *@domain.net in the system alias file
13:43:32.89: - not found
13:43:32.89: Checking [email protected] with URL template ldap:///$V?*?sub?$R
13:43:32.89: LDAP URL template identified
13:43:32.89: URL determined to be: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.net%2Co%3Disp?*?sub?(|([email protected])([email protected])([email protected]))
13:43:32.89: URL context #1 will be used
13:43:32.89: Using cached LDAP result for URL info: ldap:///$V?*?sub?$R|[email protected]|[email protected]
13:43:32.89: Scanning LDAP result.
13:43:32.89: Attribute: objectclass
13:43:32.89: Attribute index: 0
13:43:32.89: Attribute: inetuserstatus
13:43:32.89: Attribute index: 1
13:43:32.89: Attribute: mailuserstatus
13:43:32.89: Attribute index: 2
13:43:32.89: Attribute: uid
13:43:32.89: Attribute index: 4
13:43:32.89: Attribute: mail
13:43:32.89: Attribute index: 5
13:43:32.89: Attribute: mailhost
13:43:32.89: Attribute index: 9
13:43:32.89: Attribute: mailDeliveryOption
13:43:32.89: Attribute index: 18
13:43:32.89: Attribute: preferredLanguage
13:43:32.89: Attribute index: 42
13:43:32.89: Scanning complete, begin actions
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13:43:32.89: Object class: person
13:43:32.89: Object class didn't match
13:43:32.89: Object class: organizationalPerson
13:43:32.89: Object class didn't match
13:43:32.89: Object class: inetOrgPerson
13:43:32.89: Object class didn't match
13:43:32.89: Object class: inetUser
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13:43:32.89: Object class: ipUser
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13:43:32.89: Object class: nsManagedPerson
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13:43:32.89: Object class: userPresenceProfile
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13:43:32.89: Object class: inetMailUser
13:43:32.89: Object class match, reference value 1
13:43:32.89: Object class: inetLocalMailRecipient
13:43:32.89: Object class match, reference value 18
13:43:32.89: User/group index = 1
13:43:32.89: Domain is active
13:43:32.89: Mail domain is active
13:43:32.89: User status = active
13:43:32.89: Mail user status = active
13:43:32.89: User UID user found.
13:43:32.89: Processing mailhost attribute machine_name.test.com
13:43:32.89: Mailhost references local system
13:43:32.89: Delivery option: mailbox
13:43:32.89: Delivery options value: 1
13:43:32.89: No reprocess flag on user, processing now
13:43:32.89: Status for this address = 1
13:43:32.89: - URL match for [email protected]
13:43:32.89: Delivery option template: $M%$\$2I$_+$2S@ims-ms-daemon
13:43:32.89: - user%domain.net@ims-ms-daemon
13:43:32.89: Parsing address user%domain.net@ims-ms-daemon
13:43:32.90: Rewriting: Mbox = "user%domain.net", host = "ims-ms-daemon", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
13:43:32.90: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
13:43:32.90: Found: "$E$F$U%$H@machine_name.test.com$V$H"
13:43:32.90: Match, pattern = "ims-ms-daemon", current = "(*domaincheck*)"
13:43:32.90: old state = not checked.
13:43:32.90: Using result 0 from domain match cache.
13:43:32.90: new state = fail pending.
13:43:32.90: Rewrite failed due to channel mismatch.
13:43:32.90: Rewrite: "$*", position 1, hash table -
13:43:32.90: Failed.
13:43:32.90: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, rewrite database -
13:43:32.90: Failed
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13:43:32.90: Rewrite: "ims-ms-daemon", position 0, hash table -
13:43:32.90: Failed.
13:43:32.90: Rewrite: "ims-ms-daemon", position 0, rewrite database -
13:43:32.90: Failed
13:43:32.90: Looking up host "ims-ms-daemon".
13:43:32.90: - found on channel ims-ms
13:43:32.90: - orig_send_access mapping check: l|postmaster@machine_name.test.com|l|[email protected]
13:43:32.90: - passed.
13:43:32.90: - send_access mapping check: l|postmaster@machine_name.test.com|ims-ms|user%domain.net@ims-ms-daemon
13:43:32.90: - passed.
13:43:32.90: - adding address user%domain.net@ims-ms-daemon to channel ims-ms
13:43:32.90: - adding address [email protected] to headers.
13:43:32.90: Copy estimate after address addition is 2
Expanded address:
[email protected]
Submitted address list:
ims-ms
user%domain.net@ims-ms-daemon (orig [email protected], inter [email protected], host ims-ms-daemon) NOTIFY-FAILURES NOTIFY-DELAYS
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ISDN E1 PRI incoming calls busy out after 2nd b channel picks up

I have an ISDN E1 PRI line coming in from the Telco. D Channel comes up nicely and B channels accept calls, but only the first two calls. Once two callers are online, any further incoming calls get a busy tone. ISDN Debug data reports:
**ERROR**: call_incoming: Remote Protocol Error: No b channel assigned by switch, call id 0xCE
Hardware I'm using? Cisco 2650, 12.3(7T) and NM-HDV, VWIC-2MFT-E1-DI
Anybody please help?

Problem sorted - believe it or not, it was the telco. They changed their switch setting for the line to preferrable B channel - and voila!
Thanks,
Brian

Caller ID for incoming calls NOT displaying name from contacts (only displays phone # on BB Z10)

on the Z10 Whenever I receive an incoming call, the caller ID only shows the phone #, even when I have that number matched to a contact in the phone, even the call log it show the number and not the name. How do I get the caller ID to recognize and display the appropriate contact name with the phone fro an incoming call? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Akhanbilal

Thank you Arsen but, as with everyone else : (1) When you get an in-coming call, it has no call log on the phone app call log that allows you do a thing under the sun except to touch the number of the last call, and when you do, it CALLS THEM BACK. (2) On every other BlackBerry I have owned, about 10 to-date, I simply selected the last in-coming call and had a button at the bottom of the screen to allow me to ADD TO CONTACTS. (3) This does NOT exist on the Z10, and there certainly is no "Click on number, little slider pops on the right, select add to contact." Instead it dials them. Frustrating other uses have described Arsen. Further, while on the topic : (4) None of this has anything to do with 10-digit national dialing plan or anything else on swipe finger down from top in Phone App, Arsen. (5) When you swipe Phone App down, you see SETTINGS. Then, there are 13 items. I have looked at all 13 items and see nothing as you describe to select, nor any instructions on what to set the SMART DIALING to when there are 3 area codes local for my city and country code shows +1. Further, while on topic here : (6) Visual Voice Mail has been turned-on and whatever visual voice mail is, never supported on any previous BlackBerry including my 9780 before this, I have it with T-Mobile and have it turned on on the BlackBerry Z10 and it too does not work. On the positive side, I do have a work-around for BlackBerry Z10 to 2013 Toyota entune. (7) I first took a vm msg .wav file of just hello (blank will not send) and saved it on BlackBerry Z10. The Toyota entune is LOOKING for a music and will LOCK-UP if none are found. By giving it this, it worked on my 2013 Toyota entune for the 1st time ever. Yeah ! It is a little frustrating every few minutes listening to myself say HELLO. But, hey no one really notices it with all the other stuff going on NAVIGATION, radio, cell phone calls, and all the computerized alerts on 2013 Toyota even without entune. (8) What I did now was to go into Navigation and remove SYNC with MUSIC. I accomplished that after pairing to Z10 to 2013 Toyota, by CANCELLING ALL CONNECTIONS leaving only the pairing itself. Then, you must choose some connections in the pairing section of SET-UP within Navigation itself. If you cannot even get to that point, try depressing on the Navigation Screen, INTERNET at which point it will allow you access to SET-UP when you see the message NO ENTUNE APP FOUND ON YOUR BlackBerry Z10. Red-headed step-child is what we all are. Have to help each other. Arsen I appeciate you helping all of us. Seems the list is about 20 who have voiced it here in this one thread. We voice it for the 200 million BlackBerry users worldwide, all left out in the cold despite a pretty cool Z10 product. Far better than iPhone 5. I chose phone and internet. Internet comes back no BLACKBERRY Z10 TOYOTA ENTUNE APP. But, at least now I don't have to hear the music HELLO and do not also have the BlackBerry Z10 LOCKED-UP with pop up message you have to say OK to 10 million times to clear and never can actually do a thing on the BlackBerry Z10 as a result. Cannot add an in-coming call to Contacts Z10. Cannot see name and number calling me, just the bloody number, no clue who is calling ridiculous. Cannot do diddle-e-squat on BlackBerry Z10 on Toyota entune. No App. Horrendous. TAGS : Z10 no caller-id name, Z10 no app Toyota 2013 entune, Z10 add call to Contacts

Caller ID for incoming calls NOT displaying name from contacts (only displays phone #)

Whenever I receive an incoming call, the caller ID only shows the phone #, even when I have that number matched to a contact. Since I don't have many phone #'s memorized, I have no clue that it is someone I know. However, the contact name is displayed in my call log, just not on the initial incoming call display. How do I get the caller ID to recognize and display the appropriate contact name with the phone #? Any help would be greatly appreciated! (I have the 8520 blackberry)
Thanks, Lauren
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Thanks so much! The problem was the security settings. I switched the content protection for "contacts included" to "no" and now my contact info shows up on the incoming call display! Thanks again for your help!

Incoming caller toast not matching Outlook or Lync contacts

From reading similar posts I understand what I want is achievable but for some reason it does not work in my environment and I don't know why.
The issue is that incoming calls from an external number (lets say a mobile phone) do not match to a person's Outlook contacts, nor do they match with existing Lync contacts, to show a name. Instead they present as a number on the call toast notification.
My setup:
Exchange 2010 On Premise
Lync 2013 On Premise
Numbers in Active Directory as E.164 format (+44... etc)
Numbers in Outlook contacts as a mix of E.164 and 'normal' UK (starting 0...)
Lync policy is indeed set to search Outlook contacts
When anyone calls in from Outside we get the number shown and nothing else, it seems it should match with AD if present and with Outlook if present, but it does neither. How do I even start to go about diagnosing this or finding the problem?
UPDATE: I can now seemingly get it to match AD numbers which is good, but not yet Outlook numbers.

Hi,
As Lync show the true caller name match AD number, it may not the Media gateway issue.
From your description above, the number in Outlook contacts is mix of E.164 format and normal UK number. Did the issue happen only for normal UK number or also happen for E.164 format number?
Please change the number on Outlook to E.164 and then delete Lync user profile and then test again.
Best Regards,
Eason Huang
Eason Huang
TechNet Community Support

Add prefix 9 for incoming calling number of missed call only.

Dear,
I am wondering how to add the prefix 9 to incoming calling number of missed calls only, not the calling alerting number on the phone screen. For example, the local user 472 2001 calls our DID 482 3001 along with the calling number 472 2001 on the dialed phone screen, if I missed this call, in the directory missed call I can see 94722001.
I know I can add the prefix in the field incoming called party subscriber prefix on the gateway page, but when I do this, all of the calling number information show 9.
Thanks,
Kirin

If I understand you correctly, you would like to only change the missed calls/placed calls on your phones without changing the digits?
If you have an PRI, you can use this translation rule to change calling ID only on inbound calls:
Translation pattern to modify Caller ID to add a 9
voice translation-rule 1
Rule # /match/ /set/
(^.= Match anything begining with any number)(*= one or more digits) tranlasate to (9& = Take whatever is in the match phase and plug it in here)
rule 1 /^.*/ /9&/ type subscriber subscriber (subscriber = ton(Ton=Type of number) value local area)
rule 2 /^.*/ /91&/ type national national (national = ton value long distance area)
rule 3 /^.*/ /9011&/ type international international (international = ton value international area)
Config t
voice translation-rule 1
rule 1 /^.*/ /9&/ type subscriber subscriber
rule 2 /^.*/ /91&/ type national national
rule 3 /^.*/ /9011&/ type international international
voice translation-profile INBOUND_PSTN
translate calling 1
voice-port X/X/X
translation-profile incoming INBOUND_PSTN
Let me know if this helps.
John

Prefixing a 9 and 91 to incoming calls from SIP provider for callback

I am wondering what would be the best options for prefixing a 9 or 91 to incoming calls over a sip connection to allow callback from missed calls and recieved calls. The setup is
callmanager 7.1.5 >>>>sip trunk>>>>>>>>>>>>CUBE>>>>>>>>>>>sip to ITSP
I am thinking voice translation rules is the only option for this? any configuration examples for this would be greatly appreciated.
would this work?
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voice-class codec 1
session protocol sipv2
session target ipv4: to callmanager
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dtmf-relay rtp-nte
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session protocol sipv2
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Your config should work fine, except your profile is only applied to one dial-peer, make sure you apply it to the one that is used to redirect the call to CUCM.
Also, you did not mention what country you are in, but if this is US you may want to prefix 91 to national calls as carriers don't provide 9 as part of the CLID delivery, also what about your international calls, you may would be more explicit in your first rule to match for national digit string and then have another rule for international.
HTH,
Chris

Manipulate destination numnber for incoming calls in CCM

dial-out digit translation can be done with translational patterns in CCM config.
Similarly how do we translate INCOMING digit strings ?
For example, suppose we want to change all incoming calls destined to 234XXX to 567XXX.

Use translation patterns.
For example if the inbound DID number is 234111 and you would like it to ring extension 567222:
Configure a translation pattern of
234111.
(notice the dot at the end!)
then configure discard digits to predot which drops the entire string of 234111
then configure prefix digits of 567222
So basically 234111 matches the translation pattern and discards all digits but appends 567222 causing the call to ring 567222.
Same thing can be done for ranges. For example:
234.XXX would match incoming DID range 234000-234999 and I could prefix it with a 567 causing the translations to ring 567000-567999 (drop the 234 and prefix the 567).
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My iphone 4S has problem in making and receiving the calls. While making the call , call fails and netwrok disappears. Like wise no voice is heard for incoming calls. This happened after return from the overseas travel.

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Hello SamSax
Check out the assist page below for troubleshooting call connectivity.
Calls and connection issues
http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/assistant/calls/
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
Regards,
-Norm G.

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