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H323 Gateway FXO Port selection based on Calling Number

mesut ozcan
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Level 1


Hi,

I need to choose right FXO port to send calls to same destionations.

For example while calling 0.00!, some ip phones must use 0/1/0 FXO port and some others use 0/1/1 FXO port.

Is there any way to do it?

Btw, a dial-peer like below can solve this issue?

dial-peer voice 1 pots

answer-address 492001

destination-pattern 0.00T

port 0/0/1

prefix 00

Does this dial-peer mean calls from 492001 DN, to 0.00T destination will pass through on port 0/0/1?

Regards,

Mesut

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keglass
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Mesut,


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