[cisco-voip] In what cases does the dialed number change on the calling terminal?

[Craig M Staffin]

It might not be the best option but you could use a gateway

so lets say you call 4000 and you want that to ring to 888-123-45678

so in CM you setup a RP to point 4000 to a H323 gateway.  Then on the 
gateway do a num-exp or a translation pattern or just change the called 
number on the dial-peer. 

Once the call is released to the gateway CCM will not change the number 
dialed.

Craig





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One more plea for help on this then I give up.  I get the feeling this 
can't be done.

Imagine you are forwarding a call that is supposed to "look" internal to 
an off-net location and it would be better for the user not to see where 
it's going.  That's what I'm after.


Simon, Bill wrote:
> Any way to change this behavior?
> 
> We need to set up route points where the called number doesn't change on 

> the display of an internal IP phone, and hunt pilot/list/LG won't do the 

> trick.
> 
> 
>> However, for translation patterns (and CTI Route Points that connect 
via 
>> a CTI port), the called number appears as the final connected port, not 

>> the route point.
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