Offline Testing - Dialogic DMG1000 User Manual

• To change a rule, edit any of the fields in a row.
• To delete a rule, click the row on the left side in the "select" area. The background of the row
will change color as in the example below. Once the row has been selected, click the "Delete
Selected Row" button to delete the row.
• Since rules are processed top down, it may be necessary to move a rule either up or down in the
table. To do this, select the row, and then press one of the "Move Selected Row" buttons.
Note: Changes will not be permanent until the "Apply Changes" button is clicked.
Figure 23. Example of Configuration Web Page
• If a table entry is highlighted in red, there is an error in that entry. In the case above, the 'b*' is
not a valid called number match rule.
If a table entry is highlighted in yellow, there is an error in the rule that the highlighted entry
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references. In the case above, there is an error in the channel pool table entry that has the label
"This has an Error". The error must be fixed in the corresponding table.
• Rules with an error anywhere in the row are treated as disabled, and are not processed.
5.8

Offline Testing

An offline facility exists to test the dial plan tables without receiving actual calls. Use the "Routing
Test" page for this feature.
Two tables exist in this page. The "Input Data" table is used to take simulated call characteristics
from an incoming call. First, the call direction is selected, and then the call information is entered.
The "Output Data" table shows the result that would occur if the simulated incoming call passed
through the dial plan.
The fields for simulated data match the routing tables exactly with one exception. On inbound
TDM calls, enter the interface and channel instead of the channel pool label. This helps test the
channel pool configuration as well as the routing configuration.
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