Refer to the exhibit. For long-distance calls, users must prefix their dialed number with "91". The translation pattern was created to strip the 91 as the PSTN expects a 10-digit number. The PSTN also requires the calling number to be set to 9195551234. However, the service provider has said calls with a different calling number are being received. How is this issue resolved?
Answer(s): B
A single site reports that when they dial select numbers, the call connects, but they do not get audio. The administrator finds that the calls are not routing out of the normal gateway but out of another site's gateway due to a TEHO configuration. What is the next step to diagnose and solve the issue?
Answer(s): C
Refer to the exhibit. Which change to the translation rule is needed to strip only the leading 9 from the digit string 9123548?
An engineer set up and successfully tested a TEHO solution on the Cisco UCM. PSTN calls are routed correctly using the IP WAN as close to the final PSTN destination as possible. However, suddenly, calls start using the backup local gateway instead. What is causing the issue?
An administrator is trying to apply configuration changes on Cisco CME. When the users registered on Cisco CME to dial a local number to a PSTN call, the Cisco CME sends an incorrect number of digits. What translation rule fixes the issue and sends the correct number of digits?
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