[cisco-voip] how to auto add prefix the to missed calls

[Paul Choi]

For CCME...

How do I fix Missed Call/Received Call numbers so that
you can dial them from the menu correctly (auto-add a
9, etc.)? 

By adding a translation rule to correct incoming calls
caller ID information, you can remove the area code
for local calls, and add a 1 for long distance calls.
Add the following translation rule to your
configuration then apply it to your incoming voice
ports (i.e. FXO or PRI). This will enable you to
correctly be able to place outgoing calls from the
Missed Call/Received Calls directory. Replace 559 in
the example with your area code. Remove the 9 if you
don't need an outbound dial number. 

   voice translation-rule 1 
    rule 1 /^559\(.*\)/ /9\1/ 
    rule 2 /\(..........\)/ /91\1/ 
   ! 
   voice translation-profile filter_559 
    translate calling 1 
   ! 
   voice-port 1/0 
    translation-profile incoming filter_559 
    ! 
   voice-port 1/1 
    translation-profile incoming filter_559 

To test and troubleshoot the proper operation of the
translation-rule, use the "test voice translation-rule
1 <number>" command. An example below shows the area
code being removed, and a 9 correctly being added. 

   CCME30-1751V#test voice translation-rule 1
5591234567 
   Matched with rule 1 
   Original number: 5591234567     Translated number:
91234567 
   Original number type: none      Translated number
type: none 
   Original number plan: none      Translated number
plan: none

Found here...

http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=CallManager%20Express
--- Matthew Saskin <matt at saskin.net> wrote:

> James,
> 
> You need to add the prefix (91 I'm guessing?) to the
> calling number on 
> the inbound leg of the call.  Where you do this
> depends on your 
> environment - could be on the gateway directly
> (H.323), on the gateway 
> configuration in callmanager (H.323 or MGCP), via
> translation pattern, etc..
> 
> The downside to this is that the calling number will
> show the prefix for 
> caller ID, as well as in CDR's, etc.
> 
> To my knowledge, there's no way to prefix the number
> so that it only 
> appears that way in the missed calls directory -
> would be cool if you 
> could though.
> 
> -matt
> 
> James Grace wrote:
> > ?
> > trying to find how to auto add prefix to the 
> missed calls in the ip 
> > directory.  Has anyone configure something like
> this.  We are on CM 6.0
> >  
> > James Grace
> >  
> > Systems Engineer
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