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26th May 2004 at 09:46 #27223ShafrazGuest
Hello,
I am having a Cisco 3810 and need to add around 30 translation rules to a single POTS.
I have created 30 Rules namely:
Translation-Rule 1
Translation-Rule 2
Translation-Rule 3in which, each of them have 10 rules (Which is the maximum allowed per Translation Tag)
Now when I try to apply the Rule to the POTS, I find I can ONLY APPLY ONE Rule, whereas I NEED to apply all 3 (Or rather, all 30).
Is there any way I could achieve this? (Below my rules are shown)
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translation-rule 1
Rule 1 ^6658349936440 49345
Rule 2 ^6658349698484 49345
Rule 3 ^6658449994394 49345
Rule 4 ^66583495004 49345
Rule 5 ^66583495900 49345
Rule 6 ^66583498 49345
Rule 7 ^6658349434499 49345
Rule 8 ^66583499908 49345
Rule 9 ^66583499498 49345
Rule 10 ^66583495449 49345
!
translation-rule 2
Rule 1 ^66583495995 49345
Rule 2 ^66588499488 49345
Rule 3 ^66583899439 49345
Rule 4 ^6658349999 49345
Rule 5 ^6658349934 49345
Rule 6 ^665834943 49345
Rule 7 ^66583999900 49345
Rule 8 ^665834949999 49345
Rule 9 ^665834959954 49345
Rule 10 ^665834960499 49345
!
translation-rule 3
Rule 1 ^66583496446 49345
Rule 2 ^665834944 49345
Rule 3 ^6658549954889 49345
Rule 4 ^6658549968689 49345
Rule 5 ^6658349343049 49345
Rule 6 ^6658349459940 49345
Rule 7 ^6658949996 49345
Rule 8 ^665834988894 49345
Rule 9 ^6658349544546 49345
Rule 10 ^6658349544454 49345!
dial-peer voice 1 pots
destination-pattern 6658T
translate-outgoing called 127th May 2004 at 21:16 #27224Andrew ZhilenkoGuestYou can use TCL application to handle these calls, and do any number of number translations inside of that application
28th May 2004 at 10:47 #27225ShafrazGuestWhere do I find the TCL Application?
28th May 2004 at 16:01 #27226Andrew ZhilenkoGuestThe TCL application is used to handle every VoIP call in Cisco. If you do not configure the specific application on the dial-peer, the DEFAULT application is used. You can replace it with something else. On the site of Porta Software (www.portaone.com, store.portaone.com) there are several advanced TCL applications, “Advanced Remote Authenticate” even contains the translation rule – you can get it and use as an example.
29th May 2004 at 10:38 #27227ShafrazGuestThank You so much for your adivce.
Can you please tell me, What is the DEFAULT TCL application on Cisco, and how do I configure it?29th May 2004 at 15:47 #27228Andrew ZhilenkoGuestshow call application voice summary, show call application voice session
1st June 2004 at 03:55 #27229ydnGuesti have same case for translate-rule for more than 50 number.
1st June 2004 at 16:21 #27230KiranGuestHi Shafraz,
Even you can write a TCL application for yourself. If your issue is just number translation, then Andrew is quite right. You can even control the translations from a database if you develop the application and configure it to your dial-peer.1st June 2004 at 17:06 #27231tcl script for translate-ruleGuestany one can give a example script to translate-rule ?
1st June 2004 at 22:07 #27232KiranGuest6th June 2004 at 15:49 #27233Andrew ZhilenkoGuestDo a search in Google for “Advanced remote authenticate” – this script has built-in translation rules, configurable from Cisco config
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