From: Roman Rodichev (rodic000@xxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sun Jun 17 2001 - 16:40:02 GMT-3
hmm, that's interesting. Configs look ok to me. My only comment is that
dialplan will show you all destinations in order that they were matched. So
when you try to show dialplan with 918005551212, the first destination match
should be dial-peer 91, is it not?
I wish "csim start xxxxxxx" and "debug voip inout" showed the results of
default digit stripping and prefixing
>From: "Cal Michael" <cmichael@network-data.com>
>Reply-To: "Cal Michael" <cmichael@network-data.com>
>To: <ccielab@groupstudy.com>
>Subject: Problem with VoIP Dial Peers / Destination Patterns
>Date: Sun, 17 Jun 2001 13:28:48 -0500
>
>- I have a conceptual question regarding
> dial peer / destination-patterns.
>
> If a install has the requirement here in
> Chi town that they want to hit a 9 to be
> routed offnet to Ameritech/SBC and be able
> to do either 7 or 11 digit dialing (1+10)
> how do you set the destination patterns?
>
> I can get a destination pattern of 9T to
> work fine, but if I want to get specific,
> say because the Ameritech switch only will
> accept 10 digits or more so I would need
> to prepend - prefix the local area code to
> 7 digit calls, a 9T would not work for this
> and would seem to interfere with a exact
> dial peer / destination pattern match for
> 911, though I don't dare test that.
>
> I was thinking that I would need four dial
> peer w/ destination pattern aimed at the
> correct FXO ports, but when I do this, the
> result just doesn't work right.
>
>--- Example ---
>
> The first dial peer / destination pattern
> is for 7 digits dialing. It should strip
> the 9 by default. It prepends the local
> area code to send to the switch.
>
> dial-peer voice 9 pots
> destination-pattern 9.......
> prefix 847
> port 1/1/1
>
> The second dial peer / destination pattern
> is for 11 digits dialing. It should strip
> the 9 and 1 by default sending the remain
> 10 digits to Ameritech/SBC's switch.
>
> dial-peer voice 91 pots
> destination-pattern 91..........
> port 1/1/1
>
> The third dial peer / destination pattern
> is for international dialing, or calling
> codes. It should strip the 9 by default
> sending the remaining digits to the switch
> after 10 seconds of not hearing digits.
>
> dial-peer voice 90 pots
> destination-pattern 9T
> port 1/1/1
>
> The fourth dial peer / destination pattern
> is for 911. No digits should be stripped
> as no wild cards are used. 911 should be
> sent to the switch, but on a different
> port.
>
> dial-peer voice 911 pots
> destination-pattern 911
> port 1/1/0
>
> Testing by calling 918005551212 results in
> a call being placed for 1800555 as if it
> matched dial-peer 1 as the best match.
> Ameritech/SBC has pleasant messages for the
> result. . .
>
> When I do a show dialplan number <E164>,
> both dial-peers 1,2,3 show as if it they
> can match.
>
> If I do the same show dialplan against 911,
> the results are that all four are valid.
>
> Where am I going wrong?
>
>--- Thanks ---
>
>::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
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