If you're adding the plus I cucm this is expected behavior that it will be lost at the ios gw. You're not missing anything on cucm, this is just how h323 works on ios routers...the only option is to add a plus in the ios gateway.
IOS/h323 will (by design, unfortunately) discard a plus in dnis on the inbound call leg, so make sure you are adding it on the outbound dial or voice port. (You might be able to add plus on an inbound dial peer but I haven't tried and not sure if it would then get discarded.) For the lab I would recommend doing ALL h323 digit manipilation on the h323 gw. If you do it in cucm then later when you need to do srst you will need extra dialpeers and/or translations. For example, I use only 4 outbound pots dialpeers in h323 each with a translation profile that modifies ani (for each site, matching 2... 3... and 4...) and dnis (usually just type/plan). I send all the dialed digits from a phone to the h323 gw the let the gw make the ani and dnis match the pstn requirements for all call types including teho. The only time I modify digits in cucm is when "no new rp is alowed for 911 at site b" and that uses slrg - the ani is masked to 7digits in cucm, but the h323 still must set ani/dnis type and plan to unknown for dnis. Also, for teho from site a to site b pstn, I would strip the 91408 from the dialed digits and prefix 9 in the route list/rg for h323 so it matches my outbound local dialpeer. Hope this helps. -Justin On Nov 4, 2013 2:19 AM, "Paul Onwude" <ponw...@gmail.com> wrote: > *Hi All. * > > *Need expert opinion on this.* > > *I have a H323 gateway and i have setup called party transformations on CUCM > to send “+” to the gateway. My issue is i don’t see the plus when i debug ids > q931. When i do other digit manipulation like adding “#”, it show up on the > gateway but not the “+”* > > > *I know i can probably achieve this using translation on the GW but i can’t > help but think there is something i am missing in CUCM.* > > > *Any ideas??* > > > *Paul* > > > _______________________________________________ > For more information regarding industry leading CCIE Lab training, please > visit www.ipexpert.com > > Are you a CCNP or CCIE and looking for a job? Check out > www.PlatinumPlacement.com >
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