[cisco-voip] Interdigit Timeout on Translation

[Daniel Rodriguez]

Correction:
(assuming the calling party’s CSS has access to the partition assigned to the RPs).

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Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] Interdigit Timeout on Translation

You can also throw in a 9.011! pattern so the octothorpe isn’t required. Having 9.011!# and 9.011! in your route plan will allow for both scenarios (assuming the called party’s CSS has access to the partition assigned to the RPs). Both would be potential matches until the # is received by CCM, which would then explicitly match the 9.011!# and immediately begin call routing.

- Daniel

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So I added the octothorpe to the end of the international pattern and then to the end of the translation pattern and that works.  Only downside is that now you are required to hit the "#" at the end of dialing all international calls.  That's probably a good thing, but is a change from what people are already use to.

Thanks,

Carlos
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How are you using the octothorpe? Was it inserted at the end of the international pattern?  If at the end of the pattern, CCM should know to stop waiting to perform digit analysis once its received since you’ll be matching an explicit pattern.

Also, how are you using your translation patterns? I would make sure the called party transformation isn’t stripping the #. You want the translated called party number to match your  # international pattern (eg  9.011!#). Speed dial = 3377# --> TxPattern = 33XX#, Prefix= 9011<number> --> RP = 9.011!#

-daniel

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Subject: [cisco-voip] Interdigit Timeout on Translation


I am setting up some speed dials using translation patterns for International locations.  Is there any way to avoid waiting for the inter digit timeout at the end of the pattern?  I thought you could bypass it with the "#" but that does not work.

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