[cisco-voip] Call Line display issue

[Ryan Ratliff]

By setting the display you aren't masking the number, but instead  
setting the name to 6587.  If you wish to change the number you need  
to use a translation pattern, or simply use the calling party  
transform mask on the route pattern used to route the call over to the  
live environment.

-Ryan

On Nov 2, 2009, at 6:09 AM, Jamie Weatherhead wrote:


Morning,

I have a test Call Manager (version 6.1(3) setup in VMWare which has  
an inter-cluster trunk configured to our live call manager environment.

I have setup my test phone with a number of 3000 which can dial  
internally to our live environment. Our live cluster has an internal  
directory range of 6000 – 6999.

I need to mask my test number of 3000 to 6587. I have changed all the  
necessary settings within the line 1 device page as seen below.  
However, when I dial to an internal phone it displays 6587 but has  
3000 in brackets. How do I remove any reference of my test directory  
number? Thanks.

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