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BorderNet
500 Gateways Installation and Configuration Guide
Example
The following PSTN --> SIP call example is used as a running example in this guide to explain how a BorderNet
500 Gateway dial plan works:
TDM Phone: 541 dials 91230
The following table shows the translation of the telephony messages as they move through Diva SIPcontrol /Diva
Media Board and the SIParator:
A - Incoming ISDN Setup ---> B - Internal SIP Translation -->
SETUP
Calling Party: 541
Called Party: 2330
Procedure for Configuring a Dial Plan
To configure a dial plan, follow these steps:
1. Click SIP Traffic on the main menu of the SIParator web interface.
The SIP Traffic page appears.
2. Click Dial Plan on the SIP Traffic page:
3. In the Matching From Header section, enter the configurations for matching the From headers of incoming
SIP calls. For example:
In this example, the Username option * and the regular expression rule (.*)@(.*) are used as catch-alls,
because they match any call. The From headers in the sample calls described earlier match these routing
rules as follows:
• The SIP --> PSTN call described in
because the domain in the call (Dark Knight" <sip:3000@10.10.11.191) includes the domain in the
rule (10.10.11.191).
• The PSTN --> SIP call described in
rule, because the regular expression rule, (.*)@(.*), matches any call.
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INVITE (Request-URI)
sip:1230@10.10.11.191:5060 SIP/2.0
From:
<sip:541@10.10.11.191>
To:
<sip:1230@E12test101.local>
SIP --> PSTN Call
PSTN --> SIP Call
C - Outgoing SIP Request -->
INVITE
sip:3000@10.10.11.45 SIP/2.0
From:
<sip:541@10.10.11.191>
To:
<sip:1230@E12test101.local>
on page 30 matches the rule labeled BUFF_SIP_Proxy,
on page 31 matches the rule labeled Buff_from_SIPc
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