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VoIP Commands
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Syntax Notes
Local Extensions
(intended for daughtercard to daughtercard calls)
• If local extensions used, then voice switching daughtercard recognizes fixed
number of dialed extension digits, i.e.,
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
or
11 .
No site
prefix required .
• If H.323 gatekeeper control is set to ON via the
voice network card h.323 gate-
keeper control
command, then the telephone extensions are set via the phone
group
numbers to include in range of digits
command, and automatically regis-
tered with the gatekeeper as an alias.
• Format string must have between one and seven numbering scheme place-
holders or designators (
xxxxxxx
);
0
through
9
are allowed in any combination
as long as at least one
“x”
is used, e.g.,
1x, 2xx, 1xxxxxx, 2xxxxxx,
etc. A dialed
digit cannot follow an
“x”
. Neither the
#
and * symbols nor letters A through E
are allowed. Format string can only contain dialed digits (no field separa-
tors).
• Local extensions cannot be used in conjunction with any other dialing types.
NANP Extensions
(intended for daughtercard to daughtercard calls)
• If NANP extensions used digital voice switching daughtercard recognizes
variable number of dialed digits, i.e., between seven and 11 digits; 11 digits
when long distance designator included.
• If H.323 gatekeeper control is set to ON via the
voice network card h.323 gate-
keeper control
command, then the telephone extensions are set via the phone
group
numbers to include in range of digits
command, and automatically regis-
tered with the gatekeeper as an alias.
• If long distance designator used it can only contain one digit which must be
the number
1
followed by field separator. (Field separators not available this
release. )
• Three-digit central office (CO) code, field separator and unique four-digit
subscriber number are required.
• Format string must contain dialed digits and limited use of field separators.
Field separators (hyphens) in sequence indicate empty field; two field sepa-
rators are not allowed in sequence as part of a valid format string. A dialed
digit cannot follow an
“x”
. At least one
“x”
is required.
If no format is specified, then the phone group
numbers to include in range of
digits
command is not allowed. Command can use only
1, 2, 3, 4,
or
7
numbering scheme
“x”
designators. Designators are not allowed in area code
or prefixes unless long distance designator is used, in which case three
designators must be used in the prefix (but never the area code), e.g.,
818-
123-000x, 1-818-xxx-xxxx.
Allowed digits include
000
through
999
.