Number translation

[dbbrito]

Friends, I need to create a "number translation" or Outbound Routes but I'm not getting it, if anyone can help.
There are two ways I can dial:
2238222826
or
02238222826

the termination provider only accepts E164, and the call has to go out:
542238222826 where the biggest problem is removing the zero 0.
Regards

 

[hfoster]

Your destination number, you probably want:

^0(/d{10})$

The outbound routes work on regex captures, which can be utilised in the bridge statement as denoted by the '$1' for the first capture group. You can then also apply a prefix of your choosing, which would end up looking like:

sofia/gateway/SIP-Trunk/54$1

 

[dbbrito]

Your destination number, you probably want:

^0(/d{10})$

The outbound routes work on regex captures, which can be utilised in the bridge statement as denoted by the '$1' for the first capture group. You can then also apply a prefix of your choosing, which would end up looking like:

sofia/gateway/SIP-Trunk/54$1

Thanks for the help "hfoster" but it didn't work, now it gives an error: [inbound routes] 404 not found, and the rule is in Outbound.
In fact, I need to register the routes with the following conditions:

Fixed:
2238222826
or
02238222826

mobile:
22938222826
or
022938222826

I also tried to create the rule in the translation number: ^0(\d+)$ to remove the zero but it also gave an error of [inbound routes] 404 not found

In asterisk I can do it, I even enabled the number_translation module, but also without success.

Thank you again! Regards

 

[mcs3ss2]

One of my termination provider uses E64
Here is my outbound route for 10 digit number

 

[mcs3ss2]

Here is inbound call for DID (Destination)

 

[Architect]

You will need to create 2 Outbound Routes because you will need to reference 2 destination_number conditions:

1. ^0?(\d{10})$
   • This one will accept both of the following and strip the leading zero
     • 2238222826
     • 02238222826
2. ^0?(\d{11})$
   • This one will accept both of the following and strip the leading zero
     • 22938222826
     • 022938222826

And make sure your bridge action has /$1 after the Gateway reference.

I use the following site to test my regex conditions for Outbound Routes: http://regexstorm.net/tester?
It has been a great tool!