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Digit manipulation - best practices

When doing digit manipulation, first decide whether you want to do it at route pattern level or route group level. Route group level is recommended for following reasons.  a. The end user will see the… more →

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Digit manipulation - best practices — 1 comment

cciev wrote 3 years ago: When doing digit manipulation, first decide whether you want to do it at route pattern level or rout … more →

Tags: Route Groups, Route-Lists, Route Plan

Connected party Name/Number presentation — 1 comment

cciev wrote 3 years ago: When caller A calls caller B, caller B sees caller ID as caller A's name and number. This can be … more →

Calling party name / number presentation

cciev wrote 3 years ago: You can set this parameter either at Route pattern level or Gateway level. Gateway level overrides R … more →

Best practices for Ext mask, Calling transform mask etc — 2 comments

cciev wrote 3 years ago: Choose either route pattern or route group to set External Ph number mask, Calling party transform m … more →

Tags: Route-Lists, Route Groups

MGCP - Strip Trailing #

cciestudy wrote 3 years ago: Trailing# works only with the @ pattern. Other discard digits like PreDot, PreAt etc works fine with … more →

Tags: MGCP

Using # in route patterns

cciestudy wrote 3 years ago: # is a valid character in Route patterns. If a route pattern contains # as an intermediate digit, ca … more →

Caller ID Presentation

cciev wrote 3 years ago: Available at Route pattern, Gateway as well as service parameter level. Options available are Defaul … more →

Tags: Route Plan

International Dial plan

cciev wrote 3 years ago: Download the file and install it on Publisher and then on all subscribers. Restart CCM service to re … more →

Tags: Route Plan

External Phone number mask — 1 comment

cciev wrote 3 years ago: If you set EXt. phone number mask at the line level, the header bar on ip phone will be set to the s … more →

Tags: Route Plan, Route-Lists

911/411/611/211

cciev wrote 3 years ago: When route pattern is 9.@ and you dial 9.911/9.611/9.411/9.211 it immediately matches 911/611/411/21 … more →

Tags: Route Plan

Urgent Priority Flag — 2 comments

cciev wrote 3 years ago: This seems to be working only with 911/611 type calls. … more →

Tags: Route Plan


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