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Calling from Mexico to US

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Rick Morris
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‎09-02-2008 09:34 AM - edited ‎03-15-2019 12:59 PM

All,

I have a CME site in mexico that has a generic dial-peer set up to route 9T calls out the telco line.

What is the best way to set this up?

How do you place a call outbound from this site, non-VoIP call?

I do not know how to dial the US from a Mexico phone.

voice translation-rule 2500

rule 1 /2500/ /1001/

rule 2 /2501/ /1001/

rule 3 /2502/ /1001/

rule 4 /2503/ /1001/

rule 5 /2504/ /1001/

rule 6 /2505/ /1001/

rule 7 /2506/ /1001/

rule 8 /2507/ /1001/

rule 9 /2508/ /1001/

rule 10 /2509/ /1001/

rule 12 /2510/ /1001/

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!

voice translation-profile MAIN

translate called 2500

!

controller E1 0/0/1

framing NO-CRC4

ds0-group 1 timeslots 1-10 type r2-digital r2-compelled ani

cas-custom 1

country telmex use-defaults

category 2

answer-signal group-b 1

!

voice-port 0/0/1:1

!

dial-peer voice 2 pots

destination-pattern 9T

port 0/0/1:1

forward-digits all

Thanks,

Rick

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Chris Deren
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‎09-02-2008 09:46 AM

Your generic dial-peer forwards all digits inculding the 9, the quickest solution would be to remove the "forward-digits all" command, but I would recommand making more explicit dial-peers as this one will always introduce inter-digit timouts. Create one for Local, LD, International and emergency dialing.

Chris

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Chris Deren
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‎09-02-2008 10:19 AM

00 - international direct dialing (00 + country code + nat'l number) including USA and Canada.

01 - domestic direct dialing (01 + area code + number)

02 - domestic operator dialing (02 + area code + number)

09 - international operator dialing (09 + country code + number) including USA and Canada.

Chris

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Chris Deren
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‎09-02-2008 09:46 AM

Your generic dial-peer forwards all digits inculding the 9, the quickest solution would be to remove the "forward-digits all" command, but I would recommand making more explicit dial-peers as this one will always introduce inter-digit timouts. Create one for Local, LD, International and emergency dialing.

Chris

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Rick Morris
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In response to Chris Deren

‎09-02-2008 09:53 AM

I plan on doing that, but wanted something to test with first.

How do I strip the 9 so just the actual number outpulses?

Do I just remove the foward digits command?

Everything else look ok?

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Rick Morris
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In response to Chris Deren

‎09-02-2008 09:54 AM

I plan on doing that, but wanted something to test with first.

How do I strip the 9 so just the actual number outpulses?

Do I just remove the foward digits command?

Everything else look ok?

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Rick Morris
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In response to Chris Deren

‎09-02-2008 09:54 AM

I plan on doing that, but wanted something to test with first.

How do I strip the 9 so just the actual number outpulses?

Do I just remove the foward digits command?

Everything else look ok?

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Chris Deren
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‎09-02-2008 09:57 AM

Yes, pots dial-peers automatically strip explicitely matched digits, so in your case since 9 is explicitely matched it will not be forwarded.

HTH,

Chris

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Rick Morris
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In response to Chris Deren

‎09-02-2008 09:59 AM

awesome this is what I thought but still new to all of this. more familiar with CUCM 6.1

Now about dialing out in Mexico, how do you make a stateside call?

is it the same as done here in the US, 1---####

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garsmi
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‎09-02-2008 10:14 AM

I believe it is 001-NPA-NXX-xxxx

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Chris Deren
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‎09-02-2008 10:19 AM

00 - international direct dialing (00 + country code + nat'l number) including USA and Canada.

01 - domestic direct dialing (01 + area code + number)

02 - domestic operator dialing (02 + area code + number)

09 - international operator dialing (09 + country code + number) including USA and Canada.

Chris

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Rick Morris
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In response to Chris Deren

‎09-02-2008 12:10 PM

Thanks Chris.

I found a lovely little cisco feature that when you do no forward-digits all

it likes to make that statement forward-digits 0

I had to remove the whole dial-peer and reapply the config without the forward statements.

Thanks for everything!

Also, CDW, where you based out of? we are using them a lot for our IPCC and now getting Voice Advantage for a lot of issues I cannot either get to or resolve myself, we have been getting support from Southfield, MI

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Chris Deren
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‎09-02-2008 12:29 PM

I am out of Chicago office, hopefully we are treating you well :-)

Chris

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Rick Morris
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In response to Chris Deren

‎09-02-2008 09:54 AM

I plan on doing that, but wanted something to test with first.

How do I strip the 9 so just the actual number outpulses?

Do I just remove the foward digits command?

Everything else look ok?

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