Yes exactly, I will try to recreate this issue in the lab this week to have the debug…but what I remember I see in the debug is that the router is applying translation profile on the voice port after matching outbound dial-peer :(
Regards, Ahmed Elnagar | Networking Consultant | CCIE #24697, Voice From: Anthony Holloway [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, March 22, 2015 1:06 AM To: Ahmed Elnagar; VOIP Group Cc: ahmed ellboudy Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] Translation Profile out on voice port Right on Ahmed. I'm always in favor of exploring how things work to gain a better understanding, eve if it means breaking something or doing something atypical. For learning sake, let's break down your example step by step: 1. Outbound Dial-Peer - The caller dialed 1000 and matched the destination-pattern 1... 1. Translation Profile - There isn't one, so the number is still 1000 2. CLID - There isn't one, so the number is still 1000 3. Digit Strip - This is configured, by default, so the number is now 000 4. Prefix Digits - There isn't one, so the number is still 000 5. Forward Digits - There isn't one, so the number is still 000 2. Outbound Voice Port - The port command on the DP takes us to the right port 1. Translation Profile - This is configured, by you, so the number is now 1000 (matched on /^0../ and replaced with /1\0/ Unless the CVOICE book has the order of operations wrong, I'm inclined to think you hit a bug. Or maybe I'm not understanding your observations of what's happening. Could you post actual configurations as well as debug output for debug voice translation? On Sat, Mar 21, 2015 at 5:40 PM Ahmed Elnagar <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > wrote: Yes the idea is that I am verifying the concept not a production setup. Regards, Ahmed Elnagar | Networking Consultant | CCIE #24697, Voice From: Anthony Holloway [mailto:[email protected] <mailto:avholloway%[email protected]> ] Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2015 8:47 AM To: Ahmed Elnagar; VOIP Group Cc: ahmed ellboudy Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] Translation Profile out on voice port The order in which digit manipulation is processed on an outbound POTS dial peer is: 1. Outbound Dial-Peer 1. Translation Profile 2. CLID 3. Digit Strip 4. Prefix Digits 5. Forward Digits 2. Outbound Voice Port 1. Translation Profile Source: CVOICE You're configuration looks correct to me, so I cannot explain why it's not working for you. Other than maybe a defect. In truth, I would have just used the no digit-strip command on the dial-peer. Think about the resource usage in your method. You're having the router strip the one off, and then put it back on. In the no digit-strip method, you simply tell the router to do nothing. So, 2 tasks versus 0 tasks; which one is smarter? On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 4:26 PM Ahmed Elnagar <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > wrote: 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 :) 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 _______________________________________________ cisco-voip mailing list [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-voip
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