Applying translation-rules to session-translations

These steps assume you have created translation-rules elements.
  1. In Superuser mode, navigate to the session-router and press Enter. 
    ORACLE# configure terminal
ORACLE(configure)# session-router
ORACLE(session-router)#
  2. Enter the session-translation element.
  3. ID—Set a descriptive ID name for this session translation.
  4. rules-asserted-id—Enter the applicable rules in the order in which they should be applied. Multiple rules should be included in quotes and separated by spaces. The example output below displays rules applied to the rules-asserted-id and rules-isup-cdpn SIPI objects to modify. Refer to the description of each session-translation object that you can manipulate to identify the signaling changes you are targeting. 
    ORACLE(session-translation)# rules-asserted-id "rule1 rule2 rule3"

    The following is an example of what a session translation configuration might look like: 

    session-translation
        id                             lrules-out
        rules-asserted-id              rule1 rule2 rule3
        rules-isup-cdpn                rule4
  5. Save your work.
Next, you apply your session-translation to a realm or a session-agent.