[cisco-voip] CDR wrong number

[Matthew Saskin]

I *think* that if you were use a translation pattern on the inbound 
calls (i.e.; place it in a partition that comes first in the CSS that 
the gateway calls come inbound into) and strip the digits at the 
translation pattern level then you will end up with the post-translation 
digits in the CDR's - this is assuming you're running MGCP gateways.

If h323, you can take care of stripping on the inbound dial-peer before 
you ever hit CM.

-matt

Ahmed Elnagar wrote:
> *I have a similiare problem to that one any ideas??*
>  
> One of our peering partners send their traffic to our gateway with a 
> tech-prefix
> of 1947#.
> Our country code is 94.
>
> Therefore our POTS dial-peer on gateway is-
> destination-pattern 1947#94T
>
> Call termination is happening fine.
>
> BUT, our CDR records the incoming call as 1947#94xxxxxx and billing 
> system identifies it as a USA call.(since it starts from 1)
>
> We want our CDR to be 94xxxxxx ONLY.(without the tech-prefix)
>
> Could you please give me an advice to get this thing done?
>  
> Thanks and Best Regards
> *
> Ahmed A. Elnagar
> *Network Field Engineer
>  
> Advanced Computer Technology (ACT)
> 16 Fawzy Ramah St.Off Shehab St.Mohandessin, Giza, Egypt
> Postal Code:12411 Cairo Egypt
>
> *Mob**:* +2010-2833868
> *Website**: *www.act-eg.com
> *E-mail**: *aelnagar at act-eg.com <mailto:aelnagar at act-eg.com>
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