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Using Translation rules
The UC500 allows for digit manipulation via a feature known as Voice Translation rules. The digit
manipulation can be applied to called numbers or calling numbers (caller ID) and can be applied when
the call is received or sent out to another destination by the UC500. For example, in Lab 6 during the
inter site dial-plan an example was shown on how to setup inter site dialing with 5 digits – on each
UC500 digit translation was done translate the called number from 5 digits to the 3 digit extension local
to the UC500. The translation rules are typically applied on the basis of matching a given digit string
and then manipulating that. This digit string & manipulation uses wildcard matching via regular
expressions.
In the below example – the intent is to manipulate all caller ID going out the SIP trunk to match the
main number (eg 408 555 1200):
1. Define the match pattern and digits that this should be manipulated to:
voice translation-rule 10001
rule 1 /^.*/ /4085551200/
2. Define what is being manipulated (meaning called or calling number)
voice translation-profile PSTN_OUTBOUND_CID
translate calling 10001
3. Apply the profile to the outbound dial-peer in this case – it's the SIP Trunk dial-peer:
dial-peer voice 5001 voip
translation-profile outgoing PSTN_OUTBOUND_CID
Another example would be converting the main number to the internal AA extension. In this example
the inbound call comes in on a T1 PRI trunk as 4085551200 and the internal AA is 400
1. Define the match pattern and digits that this should be manipulated to:
voice translation-rule 10002
rule 1 /4085551200/ /400/
2. Define what is being manipulated (meaning called or calling number)
voice translation-profile AA_CALLED_NUMBER
translate called 10002
3. Apply the profile to the inbound dial-peer in this case – it's the POTS dial-peer:
dial-peer voice 5100 pots
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