Discard and Prefix digits manipulation

[Xrayhead]

Discard and Prefix digits manipulation

Hi All

I’ve had a look through the forums and only found two threads that helped me out a little so thought I would create a new post to see if I can go into digit manipulation some more!

Ok, I have CallManager 5.1 on a private network connected to a gateway (Cisco router) and then onto a PBX for off-net calls.
I have to configure the dial plan as follows:

User dials 901633111888
I need to do the following Discard and Prefix digits manipulation, remove the 9 and insert 7329
So 732901633111888 is sent to the network!

If possible I would like to do this without the use of my GPNP Numbering plan, also does anyone have a useful link/URL that explains the wild cards for these numbering plans?

Thanks, Xrayhead

 

[Xrayhead]

Just as a quick and dirty test I did the following to test the gateway and it works. So you can see what I am trying to achive!

 

[Xrayhead]

 

[Iwontremember]

that is exactly what I did.
I added XXX in the Prefix Digits (Outgoing Calls) so users could make 7 digits local call instead of 10.

 

[Xrayhead]

Its a really bad way of doing it though!

I would like to use a wild card instead of the XXX

Xray

 

[Iwontremember]

XXX is the area code 602 I used.