destination-pattern

[xtam1]

Dear All,

if you have the following ext. no#s

232371

232385

232386

232387

232390

How could you configure them in the

destination-pattern command..?!!

The target of my question is to know how to use the

regular expression ^[][^0-9,ABCD#*.?+%()-]*T?(\$)

with the destination-pattern command to achieve my target..

Regards,

Tamer

[sskillin]

With the limited amount of info, I'll assume that you want to go TO these DNs instead of FROM them? The destination-pattern should look like 2323.. (two dots). This assumes that the pattern is unique enough for the rest of your dial plan, the target is correct, etc., but that pattern should fill your needs.

[xtam1]

yes i would like to go to the following no#

232371

232385

232386

232387

232390

but if i do it as you said this will not serve what i need because it might match 232311 which is not valid..

did you got my point?!!

regards,

Tamer

[sskillin]

Usually you will want a dial plan design that will make it easier on yourself, but to solve the immediate issue you can always put in a dial peer for each extension. This of course results in a big config file but it does work.

Ultimately I think you will want a dial plan where you can do summarization a little more easily (larger ranges), but from what I can see perhaps you want to try 2323[789]. as a single pattern (note the trailing dot).

Good luck!

[xtam1]

232370

232391

232392

232393

232394

232395

232396

232397

232398

232399

are out of the range.. there must be something much more specific..!!

Adding dial peers for each range is not the solution..

regards,

Tamer

[arraman]

Hi,

You can have 3 dial-peers

1. destination-pattern 23238[5-7]

2. destination-pattern 232371

3. destination-pattern 232390

Hope this should satisfy your requirement, but not sure this is the correct way :-)

Thanks

Arun

[sskillin]

I believe that re-thinking the dial plan would be in order here, to summarize things. For instance, all extensions on one end of this conection would have 232xxx and all extension on the other side have 233xxx. Not sure of your dial plan, but if it's cut up this much then the only way to get that specific is to use a separate destination-pattern for each grouping.