SRST Calling number

When in SRST, inbound calling works fine, outbound also works, but presents the incorrect calling number.
For manipulating the outbound calling number, should I use an translation pattern, such as
voice translation-rule 10
rule 1 /^0\(....\)/ /415232\1/
voice translation-profile SRST_OUT
translate calling 10
call-manager-fallback
translation-profile outgoing SRST_OUT
Or, a dialplan-pattern statement.
Thanks

Use translation profile and apply it to SRST rather than dial-peer or voice-port, i.e.
call-manager-fallback
translation-profile incoming SRST_OUT
you need to use incoming as that is from the phone to SRST.
HTH,
Chris

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