Here is an example telnumToUri.tab file:
Using the preceding example, during a conference, the participant presses the DTMF command
to dial out, such as *1, followed by a phone number. The system uses the information in the
translation table files to dial a URI.
Table 9: Telephone number pattern matching to the URI
Participant dials:
0000
936388
8001236789
Configuration for Web Portal
Audio Console needs to be able to make a call to "nowhere". This call to nowhere does not
need to connect, but at the same time it can not receive a disconnect. To create this situation,
you can add entries to the telnumToUri table that will route the moderator call to "nowhere" to
the webserver. This routing allows the call to not be answered, and not be disconnected.
Edit the telnumToUri table and replace the last wildcard entry with the following lines:
"0*" sip:0$1@<gateway ip address>defaultmediagateway
"1*" sip:1$1@<gateway ip address> defaultmediagateway
"2*" sip:2$1@<gateway ip address> defaultmediagateway
"3*" sip:3$1@<gateway ip address> defaultmediagateway
"4*" sip:4$1@<gateway ip address> defaultmediagateway
"5*" sip:5$1@<gateway ip address> defaultmediagateway
"6*" sip:6$1@<gateway ip address> defaultmediagateway
"7*" sip:7$1@<gateway ip address> defaultmediagateway
"8*" sip:8$1@<gateway ip address> defaultmediagateway
"9*" sip:9$1@<gateway ip address> defaultmediagateway
* sip:1234@<webportal ip address> modAPIoperator
Where:
<gateway ip address> is the IP address of the gateway or proxy server to be used.
<webportal ip address> is the IP address of the webserver where the webportal resides.
#telnum to uri conversion table
# note: 0000 entry is used to dialout operator
TelnumPattern
TelnumConversion
"0000"
sip:6352@10.221.10.111
"93????"
sip:93$1@10.221.11.250
*
sip:$0@10.221.10.111
Table 9
shows some examples.
The system dials:
sip:6352@10.221.10.111
sip:936388@10.221.11.250
sip:$0@10.221.10.111
Configuring Translation Tables
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Bridge
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