
differences between Transalation pattern and transformation pattern
Hi all,
I want to know what is the difference between use translation patterns and transformation patterns.
I know that if you make the DM in RP or RL it will wait till the call goes to GW in order to make affective the DM.
With translation patterns when it matches the pattern it is changed.
But what about the transformation pattern?
Thanks in advance
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On Apr 30, 2012, at 6:59, ciscovoiceguru <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Mark,
what is exactly Cng/CdPTP?
ok i got it Calling /called Party transf. pattern.
Thanks.
Hi I am trying to use the called number transformation pattern in order to
remove the first 0.(digit to call outside)
So to call 916665544 I create a route pattern like 9XXXXXXXX and alo I create
the called number transformation pattern like 0.9XXXXXXXX and use discard digits
“predot”. It doesnt work. could you help me?
I understand the way it works
like, first it matches the called number transformation pattern remove the 0 and
next it matches the route pattern.
The schema should be like this
1.dial 0916665544
2.matches called number transformation pattern 0.9XXXXXXXX
3.discard method predot so the number is now 916665544
4. should match the RP 9XXXXXXXX
5.RL-RG-GW(MGCP) - PSTN
IT DOESNT WORK. BUT INSTEAD OF USING called number transformation pattern I use RP to struip the 0 it works.
Note: the PARTITIONS are fully reacheable for thhis test so I have ensured
that this is not the problem
any idea of why it is not working?
Amozos,
Where is the called party transformation pattern being applied? Remember, it must be applied to the receiving party's device pool (or device) in CUCM. In the case of an outbound call, this would be the SIP trunk or H.323 gateway (etc.) that is sending the call out to the PSTN.
hi Mattheu,
thanks for your reply, I am using a mgcp gateway so Isupposed to apply the called party transformation pattern at the endpoint but, how I should apply it?
Apply the CSS to the MGCP PRI configuration: Device > Gateway > Select GW > Select PRI port
I did it I applied the css to the mgcp port which one is able to reach the called number trans pattern partition.
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I did it I applied the css to the mgcp port which one is able to reach the called number trans pattern partition.
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yes I did, I reset the port and I executed the dial number analyzer and this is what I got:
- Calling Party Information
- Calling Party = 2101
- Partition =
- Device CSS =
- Line CSS = CSS_AVANZADO
- AAR Group Name =
- AAR CSS =
- Dialed Digits = 0914445566
- Match Result = RouteThisPattern
- Matched Pattern Information
- Pattern = 09[1-9]XXXXXXX
- Partition = PAR_NACIONAL
- Time Schedule =
- Called Party Number = 0914445566
- Time Zone = Etc/GMT
- End Device = PSTN
- Call Classification = OffNet
- InterDigit Timeout = NO
- Device Override = Disabled
- Outside Dial Tone = NO
Call Flow- TranslationPattern :Pattern=
- Partition =
- Positional Match List = 0914445566
- Calling Party Number = 2101
- PreTransform Calling Party Number =
- PreTransform Called Party Number =
- Calling Party Transformations
- External Phone Number Mask = NO
- Calling Party Mask =
- Prefix =
- CallingLineId Presentation =
- CallingName Presentation =
- Calling Party Number = 2101
- ConnectedParty Transformations
- ConnectedLineId Presentation =
- ConnectedName Presentation =
- Called Party Transformations
- Called Party Mask =
- Discard Digits Instruction =
- Prefix =
- Called Number =
- Route Pattern :Pattern= 09[1-9]XXXXXXX
- Positional Match List = 0914445566
- DialPlan =
- Route Filter
- Filter Name =
- Filter Clause =
- Require Forced Authorization Code = No
- Authorization Level = 0
- Require Client Matter Code = No
- Call Classification =
- PreTransform Calling Party Number = 2101
- PreTransform Called Party Number = 0914445566
- Calling Party Transformations
- External Phone Number Mask = NO
- Calling Party Mask =
- Prefix =
- CallingLineId Presentation = Default
- CallingName Presentation = Default
- Calling Party Number = 2101
- ConnectedParty Transformations
- ConnectedLineId Presentation = Default
- ConnectedName Presentation = Default
- Called Party Transformations
- Called Party Mask =
- Discard Digits Instruction = None
- Prefix =
- Called Number = 0914445566
- Route List :Route List Name= PSTN
- RouteGroup :RouteGroup Name= PSTN-LOCAL
- PreTransform Calling Party Number = 2101
- PreTransform Called Party Number = 0914445566
- Calling Party Transformations
- External Phone Number Mask = Off
- Calling Party Mask = 913332XXX
- Prefix =
- Calling Party Number = 913332101
- Called Party Transformations
- Called Party Mask =
- Discard Digits Instructions =
- Prefix =
- Called Number = 0914445566
- Device :Type= MGCPE1PRIPort
- End Device Name = S0/SU0/[email protected]
- PortNumber = 0
- Device Status = Registered
- AAR Group Name =
- AAR Calling Search Space =
- AAR Prefix Digits =
- Call Classification =
- Calling Party Selection =
- CallingLinePresentation =
- ConnectedLinePresentation =
- Number Of Strip Digits =
- CallerID DN =
Alternate MatchesThis is the call flow I see from your dial number analyzer:
1. Dial 0914445566
2. Matches 09[1-9]XXXXXXX route pattern
3. Send out PSTN-LOCAL route list
4. Send out S0/SU0/[email protected]
This is what I thought you were trying to do:
1. Dial 914445566 (no zero)
2. Called party xform expands calls to 0914445566 (prefixes zero)
3. Matches 09[1-9]XXXXXXX route pattern
4. Send out PSTN-LOCAL route list
5. Send out S0/SU0/[email protected]
Try this:
1. Dial 914445566 (no zero)
3. Matches 9[1-9]XXXXXXX route pattern
4. Send out PSTN-LOCAL route list
5. Send out S0/SU0/[email protected]
6. Called party transformation pattern CSS on PRI port 9[1-9]XXXXXXX prefixes zero
The step of digit manipulations is like below for outgoing calls:
Translation Pattern > Route Pattern > Route List > Route List Detail > Gateway/Trunk > Called Party Transformation Pattern
Thanks for your reply but what I am trying to do is:
1. Dial 0914445566
2. Called party xform expands calls to 914445566 (remove zero)
3. Matches 9[1-9]XXXXXXX route pattern
4. Send out PSTN-LOCAL route list
5. Send out S0/SU0/[email protected]
I
Ive got one question about my ccie voice studing, I know that version 7 of CUCM is the CCIE voice LAB version but I have at home esxi 5 and CUCM 8.0 is the earlier version supported.
It is really a problem for preparing CCIE voice if I use 8.0? I also have a 3750 switch with a 15 ios and I saw that official version is also 12. Is also a problem?
thanks in advance and sorry to bother you.
alvaro de los Mozos
I'm glad that you did ask the question!
The answer is, yes, you can use the newer versions for studying, but I would not recommend it. Part of the lab strategy is understanding the nuances, bugs, and limitations of the blueprint versions. If you use the newer versions, you will miss that aspect.
Since you're running servers in a virtual environment, I'd suggest that you build a CUCM cluster on 7.0 and revert your gateway to 12.4(24)T2 code, which is what runs in the lab under v3.
Thanks in advance
You have at least six months from TODAY. That is, if they announce v4 today (which they won't). I think you'd have about 7-9 months left on the v3. I personally think that Cisco is going to wait for CUCM 9.0 to FCS and ship. If that happens next month, then the timeline I stated would apply. This is just speculation, though.