Telephone Number To Uri Translation Table - Avaya S6200 Administration And Maintenance

Configuring the System
Table 8 demonstrates some wild card substitutions.
Table 8: Wild card substitutions
Input
51234
9123456
1234

Telephone number to URI translation table

System conferees dial out of a conference by sending the "*1" DTMF followed by a phone
number. The system matches the DTMF to an entry in the first column of the telnumToUri.tab
file.
The telnumToUri.tab file resides in the /usr/ipcb/config directory. Generally this file starts with
one or more comments. Like most text files, comments begin with the hash (#) character.
Following the comments, the file has one or more lines containing data.
Each data line contains three pieces of information: TelnumPattern, TelnumConversion, and
Comment.
TelnumPattern. This entry is the DTMF that the system expects conferees to enter. For
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example: "0000".
This entry may contain wildcards for pattern matching. For example, "93????" matches
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any six-digit DTMF that begins with the digits 9 and 3, such as "931234", "939999", or
"938765".
TelnumConversion. The system replaces the TelnumPattern with this entry when it dials
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out.
This entry always begins with the characters "sip:" followed by the dial out addendant
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number, the ampersand character (@), and ends with the IP address of the IP phone,
proxy server, or media gateway. For example: sip:6352@10.221.10.111.
The characters "$1" in this column replace the first wildcard matched from the
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TelnumPattern column.
Comment. Any text that identifies the DTMF. Some examples are: "bridge", "media
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gateway", or "proxy server."
Note:
The last entry in the file is always an asterisk (*). This is the default number that
Note:
the system dials when a number is not entered via DTMF.
40 Administration and Maintenance of the S6200/S6800 Servers
Pattern Match Translation
5* sip:$1@10.221.10.100
?*?6 sip:$2@10.221.10.100
* sip:$0@10.221.10.100
Output
sip:1234@110.221.10.10
0
sip:1234@110.221.10.10
0
sip:1234@110.221.10.10
0