300-070 · Question #86
If you have configured translation rules, what command do you use to verify digit manipulation?
The correct answer is C. test translation-rule. The Cisco IOS command 'test translation-rule <tag> <input-number>' allows a voice engineer to verify digit manipulation without placing an actual call. It takes the translation rule number (tag) and a test input string, then displays what the output digits would be after the…
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If you have configured translation rules, what command do you use to verify digit manipulation?
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- Aexecute translation-rule
- Bshow translation-rule
- Ctest translation-rule
- Ddebug translation-rule
- Eset translation-rule
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(54 responses)- B4% (2)
- C89% (48)
- D2% (1)
- E6% (3)
Explanation
The Cisco IOS command 'test translation-rule <tag> <input-number>' allows a voice engineer to verify digit manipulation without placing an actual call. It takes the translation rule number (tag) and a test input string, then displays what the output digits would be after the rule is applied. This is the correct and purpose-built verification command. 'debug translation-rule' would generate real-time debug output during live calls, not a static test. 'show translation-rule' displays the configured rules but does not simulate their effect on a specific number. The other options (execute, set) are not valid IOS commands for this purpose.
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