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Old 01-11-2017, 07:12 AM
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Exclamation Is it possible to change the number format for P-Asserted Identity? SM 6.2 with SBC
Headers - is it possible the “from” information to remain in E.164 format (+44 xxxxxxxx) but the P-Asserted format to be national number – eg 01482 xxxxxxx. Can this be done via Adaptations on SMGR or this can be set up only on the SBC?
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