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network-specific
subscriber
unknown
Default Values
By default, no phone-context map entries are configured.
Command History
R10.1.0
60000CRG0-35E
Specifies using the network-specific value (011) for the TON bits of the
Type-of-Address octet. Network specific is used for calls that require special
access to a private network, which requires the use of a prefix that should
be stripped once access to the network has been gained. Network-specific
calls have the dialing prefix removed. For example, a call to a private
network with the prefix 700 consists of 700-N$, where 700 is the dialing
prefix and N$ represents the digits necessary for routing the call at the
destination. When the called party IE is created for this call, the prefix is
stripped and the N$ is placed in the Number Digits field.
Specifies using the subscriber value (100) for the TON bits of the
Type-of-Address octet. Subscriber is used for local calls (not long distance).
Subscriber calls, by default, have the area code removed. For example, a
subscriber call to 916-555-1212 would have the prefix 916 stripped and
555-1212 in the number digits field. For areas with mandatory ten-digit
dialing, a blank prefix should be entered to ensure that all ten digits are
passed to the number digits field.
Specifies using the unknown value (000) for the TON bits of the
Type-of-Address octet. Unknown is used when the number type is not
known. Unknown numbers are presumed to have no prefix, and the entire
dialed number is presented in the number digits field.
Command was introduced.
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Voice SIP Trunk Command Set
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