CLI rewrite, is this correct?
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Hi, all,
When i have CLI rewrite as out=....; it won't show in my cdr, but, it changes CLI when send calls out; CDR only shows changed CLI when I have CLI rewrite with in=...;
is this correct?
Thanks
Jerry
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