Hello,
To setup this number conversion in the Aastra MX-ONE you should use the following commands in the MDSH shell. (Or you could use the web-based MX-ONE Manager TS which would make this somewhat more user friendly.)
The commands are...
number_conversion_initiate
number_conversion_print
number_conversion_end
...they all take "-help" as an argument, as in the example below.
I think your number conversion command should look something like:
number_conversion_initiate -route xx -conversiontype 0 -entry 46 -numbertype 1 -truncate 2 -pre 00
Also check the 10th digit of the SERV parameter of your trunk since it decides of number conversion should be applied or not. (ROCAP:ROU=xx;)
Hope this helps!
/mk
MDSH> number_conversion_initiate -help
NAME
number_conversion_initiate - Number conversion initiate
SYNOPSIS
number_conversion_initiate -conversiontype <conversiontype>
-entry <entry_number>[,<entry_number>...] (5 entries)
-numbertype <numbertype>[-truncate <truncate>][-pre <pre_number>]
[-newtype <newtype>][-cont <cont>][-route <route>]
[-targetdest <targetdest_number>]
number_conversion_initiate -conversiontype <conversiontype>
-entry <entry_number>[,<entry_number>...] (5 entries)
[-bcap <bcap>][-hlc <hlc>][-route <route>]
number_conversion_initiate -conversiontype <conversiontype>
-entry <entry_number>[,<entry_number>...] (5 entries)
[-truncate <truncate>][-pre <pre_number>]
PARAMETERS
-bcap Bearer Capability.
Values: 1-6
1 = SPEECH
2 = 3.1 kHz Audio
3 = 64 kbit/s restricted
4 = 64 kbit/s unrestricted
5 = UDI-TA (7 kHz)
6 = 16 kbit/s unrestricted
This parameter is only valid for Bearer Capability/High
Level Compability substitution i.e., conversiontype
3.
-cont Search continue indication.
Values: 0-1
0 = Conversion shall not continue
1 = Conversion continues in the internal
directorty number table
This parameter is only valid for received B-number
i.e., conversiontype 0.
-conversiontype Type of traffic case.
Values: 0-6
0 = Received B-number
1 = Sent A-number and sent connected number
2 = Received A-number and received connected
number
3 = Bearer Capability/High Level Compability
substitution
4 = Inbound Conversion
5 = Sent A-number and sent connected number to
extension
6 = Received A-number for calls from mobile/fixed
remote extensions
-entry Number to be converted.
Values: 0-99999999999999999999, (1-20 digits)
-hlc High Level Compatibility.
Values: 0-8
0 = No teleservice
1 = Group 2/3 facsimile
2 = Teletex
3 = Videotex
4 = Group 4 facsimile
5 = Teletex 64
6 = Videotex 64
7 = Timelink
8 = 1/2 Video
This parameter is only valid for Bearer Capability/High
Level Compability substitution i.e., conversiontype
3.
-newtype New type of number after the conversion.
Values: 0-7
0 = Unknown public number
1 = International number
2 = National number
3 = Network specific number
4 = Local public number
5 = Unknown private number
6 = Local private number
7 = Level 1 Regional number
This parameter is only valid for sent A/connected
number and received A/connected number i.e.,
conversiontype 1 and 2.
-numbertype Type of number.
Values: 0-7, 10-12
0 = Unknown public number
1 = International number
2 = National number
3 = Network specific number
4 = Local public number
5 = Unknown private number
6 = Local private number
7 = Level 1 Regional number
10 = Internal directory number when sent
to public network
11 = Internal directory number when sent
to private network
12 = Internal directory number (used when
search continues)
-pre Digits to insert at the beginning of the number.
Values: 0-9999999999, (1-10 digits)
For conversion type sent A-number/sent connected
number i.e conversiontype 1, the parameter pre
takes the following format.
Values: 0-99999999999999999999, (1-20 digits)
-route Route number.
Values: 1-250
-targetdest Target destination number.
Values: 0-99999, (1-5 digits)
This parameter is only valid for sent A/connected
number i.e., conversiontype 1.
-truncate Number of digits to truncate.
Values: 0-20
This parameter is not valid for Bearer Capability/High
Level Compability substitution i.e., conversiontype
3.
DESCRIPTION
number_conversion_initiate is used for initiating number conversion
and Bearer Capability/High Level Compatibility substitution data.
This command can also be used to change already initiated conversions.
Number conversion can be made per system or at route level. If
parameter route and targetdest are omitted the number conversion
will be made for the whole system. By stating the parameter route
the number conversion will be route dependent. Similarly, by
stating the parameter targetdest the number conversion will be
destination dependent. The route/destination dependent number
conversion will override number conversion per system.
It is possible to convert the received B-number, the sent connected
number, the sent A-number, the received A-number and the received
connected number in any combination.
It is also possible to change the type of number using parameter
newtype at conversion of received A/connected number.
See the parameter numbertype for the range of values for the
public and private networks.
At received B-numbers, the conversion can be done in two steps:
- Remove, add or change the international, national, local public,
level 1 Regional prefixes or the route access code.
- Convert the internal directory number.
In the first step, parameter cont will indicate if conversion
continues in the internal directory number table or not. If the
conversion does not continue, the second step will not be done.
If cont is omitted, default value 'not continue' is assumed.
For Bearer Capability and High Level Compatibility substitution
it is possible to substitute the Bearer Capability or/and the
High Level Compatibility depending on the received B-number.
See the parameters bcap/hlc for the range of values supported
for Bearer Capability/High Level Compatibility respectivly.
In addition, it is possible to perform inbound conversion when
requiring an internal numbering plan with extension numbers exceeding
five digits or when using international numbers (e.g. +46..)
internally from a terminal that has a '+' capability.
Internally, the system can handle a maximum of five digits for
an extension number, but the user may dial more than five.
This command is also used for a mobile extension or a fixed remote
extension. In this case the A-number should be associated to
the external public/PLMN subscriber number, and command number
conversion initiate is used with the following parameters:
entry = A-number, conversiontype = 6, truncate = total number
of digits of the A-number, pre = External number.
EXAMPLES
Mx-One receives a local private incoming call and the received
B-number is 2803. The Mx-One internal numbering plan has all
the directory numbers beginning with 57XX. It is necessary to
convert the two first digits of the received B-number. Digits
28 are to be replaced by 57.
example% number_conversion_initiate -conversiontype 0 -numbertype 6 -entry
28 -truncate 2 -pre 57
PABX A calls to the number 0-5441500 which is the public number
of the extension 300 in the PABX B. PABX B sends the connected
number (5441500) by changing the first digit of the directory
number (3) to (5).
example% number_conversion_initiate -conversiontype 1 -numbertype 10 -entry
3 -truncate 1 -pre 5
PABX A calls to the number 0-5441500 which is the public number
of the extension 300 in the PABX B and having the route access
code as 6051. PABX A sends the A- number (5441500) by changing
the first digit of the directory number (3) to (5).
example% number_conversion_initiate -conversiontype 1 -numbertype 10 -entry
3 -truncate 1 -pre 5 -targetdest 6051
In a terminating Mx-One the received national A-number is 61-5347554.
The national prefix will be removed (61), and the type of number
will be changed to local public number (newtype).
example% number_conversion_initiate -conversiontype 2 -numbertype 2 -entry
61 -truncate 2 -newtype 4
A Bearer Capability substitution shall be made for number 6101.
example% number_conversion_initiate -conversiontype 3 -bcap 2
-entry 6101
The internal extension numbering plan of a PABX is 62510000 to
62519999. The user must dial 8 digits to make an internal call.
example% number_conversion_initiate -conversiontype 4 -truncate 4
-entry 6251
Some terminals can use '+' and dail an international number to
an internal user, convert the international number to an internal
number
example% number_conversion_initiate -conversiontype 4 -numbertype 1
-truncate 6 -entry 468568
