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AT&T IP Flexible Reach Service
Nortel BCM50 Release 3.0 SIP Configuration Guide
6 APPENDIX A: Configuring Destination Code with
Wildcard
In an inbound call scenario, the leading digit sent to the BCM50 may be the
same as the digit used in the destination code. Without configuring for a
wildcard; the BCM50 will interpret the call as a tandem call, and will fail to
terminate the call on the BCM50. To remedy this, it is recommended to
configure destination code with wildcard.
If the IP Flexible Reach sends a site prefix that is the same as the digit being
used for the destination code; please use the following configuration example.
In this example, the number sent to the BCM50 is the following: "961170". To
configure the BCM50 for this call, use the following wildcard configuration.
Configuration Telephony Dialing Plan Routing
Under , under the
Destination Codes
tab, add the destination code "9A" to use Normal Route
"001." Configure the absorbed length to 1 so that the BCM50 will absorb the '9'
only in an outbound call scenario. Uncheck the digit following the '9' in the
incoming digits to the BCM50 (in this example, the '6' in "961170").

Figure 30: Configuring Destination Code with Wildcard

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