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  1. Create an Action for releasing calls using the Action Configuration menu .
    This is used (for Action: Release Call, for Q.850 Cause Code: 16: Normal Call Clearing). HTis is for calls that have completed processing, but are still not routed.

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     For details, refer to Creating and Modifying Action Configurations.

  2. Create a Transformation Table for normalizing numbers .

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    (see field configuration examples below). For details, refer to Creating and Modifying Entries to Transformation Tables.

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    Settings

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    InputField TypeInput Field ValueOutput Field TypeOutput Field ValueMatch TypeExample DescriptionHow the Call is Handled
    Called Address/Number(.*)User Value 2\1MandatoryStore Original Called NumberSaves the originally called number in the User Value #2 IE

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    Calling Address/Number(.*)User Value 3\1MandatoryStore Original Calling NumberSaves the original calling number in the User Value #3 IE

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    Called Address/Number^\d{1}(.*)$Called Address/Number\1MandatoryStrip X digits from Called Number (default 0)Strips the number of digits noted in d{x} from the beginning of the called number. In the example, d{1} digits, or one digit, is stripped from the incoming called number. If the original called number was 15105551212, the output of this translation

    would be 5105551212.

    is 5105551212.
    Calling Address/Number^\d{1}(.*)$Calling Address/Number\1MandatoryStrip X digits from Calling Number (default 0)

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    Strips the number of digits noted in d{x} from the beginning of the calling number. In the example, d{0} digits, or zero digits, are stripped from the incoming calling number. If the original calling number was 15105551212, the output of this translation

    would be 15105551212.

    is 5105551212.
    Called Address/Number(.*)Called Address/Number+1\1MandatoryNormalize Called Number - DNIS

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    Prepends the digits in the Output Field to the called number. In the example, if the called number was 5105551212, +1 is added to the called number rendering +15105551212.

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    Calling Address/Number(.*)Calling Address/Number+1\1MandatoryNormalize Calling Number - ANIPrepends the digits in the Output Field to the calling number. In the example, if the calling number was 5105551212, +1 is added to the calling number rendering +15105551212.

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    User Value 1(.*)User Value 1+1408348539MandatoryEUM Subscriber Access #Defines the Exchange Subscriber's Access Number. Above, the EUM SA number is configured to +14083483539.

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    Calling Address/Number(.*)User Value 4\1MandatorySave Normalized Calling NumberRecords the normalized calling number into the User Value 4 IE.

     

     

  3. Create the main Action Set Table .

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    (i.e, Incoming from PSTN). For details, refer to Managing Action Configurations.

  4. Create an entry in the Action Set Table to include the Transformation Table .

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    created above.