Voip Sip Dialplan Show Command - ZyXEL Communications MSC1000G User Manual

<pattern>
<number-of-
prefix-cut>
<sip-server> =
<prefix-add-
digits>
<number-of-
digits>
<interdigit-
timeout>
This command configures dialplan-related settings. An example is shown next.
ras> voip sip dialplan set dialplan1 0033334444 2 SIPprofile1 "" 10 5

36.13.4 voip sip dialplan show Command

Syntax:
voip sip dialplan show [<name>]
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= The pattern of dialed digits to which this dialplan refers:
Up to 63 DTMF characters including digits, '*', '#' and meaning characters
including 'x', '.', '|' and range format characters including '~', ',' and
brackets ('[', ']') are allowed.
Notes:
'x' represents any digit character.
'.' represents one or more repetitions of character or range that precedes it,
you cannot use it in brackets.
Place '!' at the end of the pattern to reject the user-dialed number.
'|' connects the next sub-pattern.
'[' and ']' must be used as a pair and you cannot nest brackets.
'~' and ',' only show in brackets.
'~' connected characters must be digits.
Make sure to create a unique pattern for each SIP proxy server. The
VOP1248G-61 is not able to distinguish between dial plan tables if they have
the same pattern.
= The number of digits to remove from the beginning of the dialed number
(0~8).
The SIP profile name (up to 31 characters).
= Up to 15 digit characters to insert at the beginning of the dialed number after
the specified digits are first deleted. Or use two quotation marks ("") to
indicate no prefix added digits.
= The number of digits (1~25) a user is permitted to dial.
=
The interdigit timeout in seconds, 1~10. This is the maximum time in which a
user can dial another digit. If the user does not dial another digit in this time,
any dialplan that corresponds to the dialed number is applied.
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