Description
Using the x25 switch svc hunt-group command, you can add an X.25 switching route
with the forwarding address as the hunt group. Using the undo x25 switch svc
hunt-group command, you can cancel the specified X.25 switching route.
By default, no X.25 switching route is configured.
After configuring the X.25 switching route with the forwarding address as the hunt
group, the corresponding X.25 call request packet will be forwarded to different
interfaces or XOT tunnels within the specified hunt group. In this way, load balancing
can be implemented when X.25 is used.
Table 5-8 X.121 pattern matching rule
Wildcard
*
+
^
$
\char
.
.*
.+
Matching rule
The asterisk (*) wildcard matches zero or
more occurrences of the preceding
character.
The plus sign (+) wildcard matches zero or
more occurrences of the preceding
character.
The ^ character is used to identify the start
of the character string.
The $ character is used to identify the end
of the character string.
The \char wildcard matches the single
character specified by char.
The dot (.) matches any single character.
The .* wildcard matches any zero or more
occurrences of the character.
The .+ wildcard matches any one or more
occurrences of the character.
Link Layer Protocol
Example
Matched character string
fo*
fo, foo, fooo
fo+
fo, foo, fooo
^hell
hell, hello, hellaaa
ar$
ar, car, hear
b\+
b+
l.st
last, lbst, lost
fo.*
fo, foo, fot
fo.+
foo, fot, foot
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