Solved: Gateway Translation Pattern

hellspire69_2 · ‎02-01-2008

Hi Guys, I need some help if anyone can, my company wants to re-route our mobile numbers through another company so pro-ceding each mobile number dialed from within the company they want to add for instance a four digit number "1624" does any one know what i would have to write in the gateway config for this to happen?

Any help much appreciated.

Dan

davetucker · ‎02-04-2008

Ok then try..

rule 9 /^7/ /9162407/

So 07788 9912345 becomes 91624077889912345

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paolo bevilacqua · ‎02-01-2008

Do you have CM? If so, do you use h.323 or MGCP ?

And, how do you identify these mobile numbers ?

hellspire69_2 · ‎02-01-2008

Yes we have CM, yes we use h.323

all mobile numbers start with 07.

our dial plan looks like this on the gateway

voice translation-rule 90

rule 1 /^....$/ /69&/

rule 3 /^1/ /901/

rule 4 /^2/ /902/

rule 5 /^3/ /903/

rule 6 /^4/ /904/

rule 7 /^5/ /905/

rule 8 /^6/ /906/

rule 9 /^7/ /907/

rule 11 /^9/ /909/

rule 12 /^0/ /90/

Jaime Valencia · ‎02-01-2008

you can also do this in CCM at two levels

under the route pattern or under the route list

both have a prefix option in which before the call reaches the gateway you can send the digits preceding what the user dialed

for this you would need to create a set of specific route patterns to match only the mobile calls

HTH

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davetucker · ‎02-04-2008

Hi,

To add digits to the end of the mobile number change rule 9 for the following

rule 9 /^7$.*$$/ /907\11624/

So 07788 9912345 becomes 90778899123451624

I think that is what you are after, if not let me know.

If this post helps, please rate.

Regards,

Dave

hellspire69_2 · ‎02-04-2008

Thanks for the help Dave thats absolutely brill, other then the fact i would like it to proceed the mobile number and not go at the end? :) thanks alot :)

davetucker · ‎02-04-2008

Ok then try..

rule 9 /^7/ /9162407/

So 07788 9912345 becomes 91624077889912345

n.lichatz · ‎02-04-2008

The GWGK cisco book has this info in depth if anyone is wondering.