Question about 9T dial peer?

[ryabutler]

I have the following dial peer configured:

dial-peer voice 10 pots
destination-pattern 9T
incoming called-number .
direct-inward-dial
port 0/0/0:23

Question, does International calling match this dial peer?

Thank you!

-rya

[Jaime Valencia]

As long as what you're sending has 9 as the first digit it will match that dial peer.

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[Ayodeji Okanlawon]

Yes! it does..

Read the snippets below:

Special Note on Variable-Length Dial Plans

There are situations where expected dial-strings do not have a set       number of digits. In such cases, Cisco recommends you configure the       "T" terminator on the dial peer       destination-pattern command in order to.use       variable-length dial-peers.

The 'T' terminator forces the router or gateway to wait until the full       dial-string is received. In order to achieve this, the 'T' terminator forces       the router or gateway to wait until the full dial-string is received. The       router or gateway:

• Waits for a set interdigit timeout before the device routes the           call.

• Routes the call once the device receives the "#" termination           character in the dial-string. For example, if you dialed "5551212#", the "#"           indicates to the router that you dialed all the digits and that all digits           prior to the "#" should be used to match a dial peer.

[MedTiti92]

is there a way where we can add # in the config without using # in the end of dial ?

[Roger Kallberg]

Please create your own post to ask your off-topic to the OPs question.