Information Technology Reference
In-Depth Information
The
translate
{
called
|
calling
|
redirect-called
|
redirect-target
}
translation-rule-number
command is then used to associate
translation rules with the profile. The
called
keyword associates a rule with called numbers; the
calling
keyword associates a rule
with a calling number; the
redirect-called
keyword associates a rule with redirected called numbers; and the
redirect-target
keyword
associates a rule with transfer-to numbers and call-forwarding final destination numbers.
Translation profiles can be applied to all VoIP calls, to a particular dial peer, ephone-dn, interface, trunk group, and so on.
The following example shows the assignment of a translation profile to a dial peer:
dial-peer voice 10 voip
translation-profile incoming mjlprofile
translation-profile outgoing mjlprofile
The
translation-profile
{
incoming
|
outgoing
}
name
command assigns the specified translation profile to the dial peer in the
specified directions.
Translation rules can be complex, so it is a good idea to review a few more examples, which can be found in the document, “Voice
Translation Rules” (document ID 61083):
Another document worth looking at is, “Number Translation Using Voice Translation Profiles” (document ID 64020):
Call Forwarding
Call forwarding commands for CME include the following:
■
call-forward pattern:
Configures the H.450.3 standard for call forwarding
■
call-forward all:
Forwards all calls to the specified number
■
call-forward busy:
Forwards calls for a busy extension to the configured number
■
call-forward noan:
Forwards all calls for an extension that does not answer to the specified number