26 Jul
2006
26 Jul
'06
4:59 p.m.
There is a buch of commands you can use for uri maniputlation: strip, prefix, subst_uri.
-jiri
At 15:52 25/07/2006, Robert Zorop wrote:
Hi guys.
I'd like to hear about different methods of implementing cisco like transtation
rules in SER. I was thinking about AVPs, but still couldn't find the ight way.
Is someone is doing it inside or outside ser, please shed a light on this!. What
i need is to stip some numbers, and then add some other (variables) before proxying the
calls.
Thanks in advance.
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30 Jul
30 Jul
10:16 p.m.
New subject: [Serusers] Cisco like translation rules in SER.
Hi, i was thinking about looking up destination prefixes in a bd table, and
then if the prefix matches the request uri, translate it to what a second
column indicates.
Lets say.
Prefixes Table:
| Prefix | Translated prexif |
| 00657 | 0034657 |
| 00345 | 0453455 |
Can u drop me a line on how can someone implement this king of
match/replacement for values in SER? .
Thanks a lot.
2006/7/26, Jiri Kuthan <jiri(a)iptel.org>rg>:
There is a buch of commands you can use for uri maniputlation: strip,
prefix, subst_uri.
-jiri
At 15:52 25/07/2006, Robert Zorop wrote:
Hi guys.
I'd like to hear about different methods of implementing cisco
like
transtation rules in SER. I was thinking about AVPs, but still couldn't
find the ight way.
Is someone is doing it inside or outside
ser, please shed a light
on this!. What i need is to stip some numbers, and then
add some other
(variables) before proxying the calls.
Thanks in advance.
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1 Aug
1 Aug
3:08 p.m.
New subject: [Serusers] Cisco like translation rules in SER.
Hi all , I want to recall on this.
Does anyone facing this problem? . I have to translate destination numbers
based on rules (>5000).
Every destination prefix needs to be translated in a diferent way. ie.
0033067xxxxxxx ----> 6700xxxxxxx
00330543xxxxxx ----> 54300xxxxxx
basicaly i need to country Code (00330) and replace it by Area code (wich is
variable 67, or 543 in this example.) plus destination number.
For this i was thinking storing these patterns in a DB table. But i really
need some help if someone can drop me a line on how to implement such thing.
Thanks in advance.
2006/7/30, Robert Zorop <rzorop(a)gmail.com>om>:
Hi, i was thinking about looking up destination prefixes in a bd table,
and then if the prefix matches the request uri, translate it to what a
second column indicates.
Lets say.
Prefixes Table:
| Prefix | Translated prexif |
| 00657 | 0034657 |
| 00345 | 0453455 |
Can u drop me a line on how can someone implement this king of
match/replacement for values in SER? .
Thanks a lot.
2006/7/26, Jiri Kuthan <jiri(a)iptel.org>rg>:
There is a buch of commands you can use for uri
maniputlation: strip,
prefix, subst_uri.
-jiri
At 15:52 25/07/2006, Robert Zorop wrote:
Hi guys.
I'd like to hear about different methods of implementing cisco
like
transtation rules in SER. I was thinking about AVPs, but still couldn't
find the ight way.
Is someone is doing it inside or outside
ser, please shed a
light on this!. What i need is to stip some numbers, and then
add some
other (variables) before proxying the calls.
Thanks in advance.
_______________________________________________
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6 Aug
6 Aug
12:24 p.m.
New subject: [Serusers] Cisco like translation rules in SER.
perhaps the lcr module brings you further, but I have never tried it. -jiri
At 15:08 01/08/2006, Robert Zorop wrote:
Hi all , I want to recall on this.
Does anyone facing this problem? . I have to translate destination numbers based on rules
(>5000).
Every destination prefix needs to be translated in a diferent way. ie.
0033067xxxxxxx ----> 6700xxxxxxx
00330543xxxxxx ----> 54300xxxxxx
basicaly i need to country Code (00330) and replace it by Area code (wich is variable 67,
or 543 in this example.) plus destination number.
For this i was thinking storing these patterns in a DB table. But i really need some help
if someone can drop me a line on how to implement such thing.
Thanks in advance.
2006/7/30, Robert Zorop <<mailto:rzorop@gmail.com>rzorop@gmail.com>:
Hi, i was thinking about looking up destination prefixes in a bd table, and then if the
prefix matches the request uri, translate it to what a second column indicates.
Lets say.
Prefixes Table:
| Prefix | Translated prexif |
| 00657 | 0034657 |
| 00345 | 0453455 |
Can u drop me a line on how can someone implement this king of match/replacement for
values in SER? .
Thanks a lot.
2006/7/26, Jiri Kuthan <<mailto:jiri@iptel.org>jiri@iptel.org>:
There is a buch of commands you can use for uri maniputlation: strip, prefix, subst_uri.
-jiri
At 15:52 25/07/2006, Robert Zorop wrote:
--
Jiri Kuthan http://iptel.org/~jiri/
Hi guys.
I'd like to hear about different methods of implementing cisco like transtation
rules in SER. I was thinking about AVPs, but still couldn't find the ight way.
Is someone is doing it inside or outside ser, please shed a light on this!. What
i need is to stip some numbers, and then add some other (variables) before proxying the
calls.
Thanks in advance.
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7 Aug
7 Aug
9:26 p.m.
New subject: [Serusers] Cisco like translation rules in SER.
naptr (enum_query) will handle these sorts of rewrites (I think).
it is especially suited for matching the longer patterns first.
e.g.
e164.testdomain.com, naptr record
host:
7.6.0.3.3.0.0
zone:
e164.testdomain.com
rule:
!^0033067(.*)$!sip:6700\1@testdomain.com!
-g
On 8/6/06, Jiri Kuthan <jiri(a)iptel.org> wrote:
perhaps the lcr module brings you further, but I have
never tried it. -jiri
At 15:08 01/08/2006, Robert Zorop wrote:
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Greg Fausak
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Hi all , I want to recall on this.
Does anyone facing this problem? . I have to translate destination numbers based on rules
(>5000).
Every destination prefix needs to be translated in a diferent way. ie.
0033067xxxxxxx ----> 6700xxxxxxx
00330543xxxxxx ----> 54300xxxxxx
basicaly i need to country Code (00330) and replace it by Area code (wich is variable 67,
or 543 in this example.) plus destination number.
For this i was thinking storing these patterns in a DB table. But i really need some help
if someone can drop me a line on how to implement such thing.
Thanks in advance.
2006/7/30, Robert Zorop <<mailto:rzorop@gmail.com>rzorop@gmail.com>:
Hi, i was thinking about looking up destination prefixes in a bd table, and then if the
prefix matches the request uri, translate it to what a second column indicates.
Lets say.
Prefixes Table:
| Prefix | Translated prexif |
| 00657 | 0034657 |
| 00345 | 0453455 |
Can u drop me a line on how can someone implement this king of match/replacement for
values in SER? .
Thanks a lot.
2006/7/26, Jiri Kuthan <<mailto:jiri@iptel.org>jiri@iptel.org>:
There is a buch of commands you can use for uri maniputlation: strip, prefix, subst_uri.
-jiri
At 15:52 25/07/2006, Robert Zorop wrote:
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Hi guys.
I'd like to hear about different methods of implementing cisco like transtation
rules in SER. I was thinking about AVPs, but still couldn't find the ight way.
Is someone is doing it inside or outside ser, please shed a light on this!. What
i need is to stip some numbers, and then add some other (variables) before proxying the
calls.
Thanks in advance.
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