VoiceGateway translation rule

[cbonjovi]

Hi to all,

I've found this translation rule on a Cisco example.

How to reduce it on a single rule using wildcards?

translation-rule 1

rule 0 10.% 0

rule 1 11.% 1

rule 2 12.% 2

rule 3 13.% 3

rule 4 14.% 4

rule 5 15.% 5

rule 6 16.% 6

rule 7 17.% 7

rule 8 18.% 8

rule 9 19.% 9

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[dumartin]

Can you explain what you are trying to translate?

[yraps]

It will help me to give you an answer if had known what is the output you are expcting to get.

Please provide an example

[dumartin]

You can have a translation rule add a 1 to all calls. Or you can have it remove a 1 from all calls. What are you trying to do? What are you trying to add or remove?

[cbonjovi]

I have to remove 1 from all calls with a translation rule.

Example:

incoming called number is 5100

I want to strip 5 and leave 100

Sorry for the late

Christian

[mimckee]

If you are using this with a callmanager and it is alway something like triming the number down from 4 to 3 digits. You can just check the sig digits box on the gateway page in ccmadmin and set the num digits to 3. That way the gateway will only collect the 3 digits starting at the right.

Hope this helps,

-Mckee

[cbonjovi]

No, I'm not using Call Manager.

Only a gateway.

Regards,

Christian

[dumartin]

What are you trying to reduce it to? You can make it smaller, but what are you trying to do. Give me an example and I will see if there is something for you. Do you want a 1 in front of every call, a 2, a 3.......I cant give you a good example without knowing what you want to do.

[cbonjovi]

So these are my aims:

for every voip incoming calls, I would like to strip the initial digit

Example:

incoming calls 5100 becomes 100.

Regards

[cborges]

use the command "forward-digits 3" under the dial-peer (it will send the last 3 digits) or the translation rule:

translation-rule 1

rule 1 ^51 1

Check the following URL for details:

http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios122/122cgcr/fvvfax_r/vrf_t.htm#xtocid74

[cbonjovi]

Ok, but:

1) concerning voip dial-peer, there are not forward-digit command. This would be exactly what I have to do

2) I want to make this more general, I mean a rule able to strip first digit (same as forward-digit 3)

Regards,

Christian