[cisco-voip] how to transform calling party number and show the calling name with UCM 8.x?

[Adam Frankel (afrankel)]

You can use calling party transformation pattern on the receiving phone 
to translate the calling number using normal pattern matching and 
translation patterns.    This will not give you calling name, though.

You might be able to come up with a unique solution to this problem by 
creating a remote destination profile with the full PSTN number for each 
of the main site numbers, and associating it to the line appearance.    
When the call comes inbound, the mobile connect/SNRD will find a match 
on the remote destination and the call will display as an internal call 
with the calling name display as well.

HTH,

Adam

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*From:* ciscozest <ciscozest at gmail.com>
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*Subject:* [cisco-voip] how to transform calling party number and show 
the calling name with UCM 8.x?

I have a single UCM 8.5 cluster with multiple sites. The inter site 
calls are sent through PSTN so when the remote site users receiving the 
call from main site, the remote phone will display the DID number 
without name. Is there a way we can tweak this such as to convert the 
incoming number to an internal number at the main site and then UCM 
intelligently match the extension and show the name of calling party? I 
read some notes about calling party transformation but have no idea if 
this is will achieve what I want.
If anyone of you have done this with UCM or have a sample setup for 
this, please share and any feedback is appreciated. Thanks


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