Exactly, I will send a debug confirming that once I have access to the router.
Best Regards, Ahmed Elnagar | CCIE#24697 Voice > On Mar 19, 2015, at 5:09 AM, Daniel Pagan <[email protected]> wrote: > > Ahmed – > > Not sure if I completely follow but are you concerned about the order of > operations for digit manipulation in IOS? If you are then I would say your > expectation would be correct with digit manipulation in IOS occurring in the > following steps and in the following order: > > incoming voice-port > incoming dial-peer > num-exp > outgoing dial-peer > egress voice-port > > But after reading your email again it looks like you’re more referring to the > digit stripping that’s inherent to POTS DPs… I’d have to test this to confirm > but I would imagine the digit stripping would also occur first at the POTS > outbound dial-peer level once matched, then voice translation would apply to > the [potentially] stripped called party number. Are you saying the dial-peer > digit stripping is occurring *after* the voice-port-level voice translation > is applied? > > - Dan > > From: cisco-voip [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of > Ahmed Elnagar > Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2015 5:28 PM > To: 'VOIP Group ' > Cc: 'ahmed ellboudy' > Subject: [cisco-voip] Translation Profile out on voice port > > Hi all; > > It has been a very long time since I posted to the mailing list but you are > always the “gateway of last resort” to find an expert reply J > > I was testing voice translation rules on a VGW with the below setup > > I want someone to be able to call extensions “1XXX” from a site connected > back to back to another site using E1 0/3/0 “H323 GW with CUCM in each > site”…I know I could do it with a simple forward-digits all under the pots > dial-peer in order for the router to send 1XXX in the ISDN setup insetead of > sending XXX. > > I am trying to verify the concept of translation profiles but I am having a > strange issue, for the below call the pots dial-peer is matched as an > outgoing dial-peer but as soon as this happens the debugs shows that the > router check if there is a tx profile on the voice port “before making the > digit strip” and translate the number and then make a dial-peer match again > and then go out of the voice port…is that a normal behavior? My expectation > is that the dial-peer should be matched first then apply digit strip and at > the exit from the E1 interface translation profile to be applied. > > I cannot find any document that explains this part or document this > approach…any ideas? > > Below is my configuration > > Voice translation rule 1 > Rule 1 /^0../ /1\0/ > > Voice translation profile PSTN_OUT > translate called 1 > > voice-port 0/3/0:15 > translation-profile outgoing PSTN_OUT > > > dial-peer voice 1 pots > destination-pattern 1… > port 0/3/0:15 > > > > Regards, > Ahmed Elnagar | Networking Consultant | CCIE #24697, Voice > <image001.jpg> >
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