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Prefix – pickup code. Sequence of digits (for example, *8) that, when dialed, allows any subscriber of the
group to pickup the call received by another subscriber of the group;
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Protocol&Target – it's necessary to select a pickup group–PickUp;
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PickUp Group – defines the list of groups, that will use this code for the call pickup. Thus, a single code may
be used for call pickups in different groups.
To enable this pickup code for all groups, click the Enable all button. To disable this pickup code for all groups,
click the Disable all button.
5.1.2.2.5.4 Configuration of Regular Expression Routing Rules
This section describes the configuration of regular expression routing rules.
To open the configuration page for regular expression routing rules, select 'Regular Expression Dialplan' from
the 'Dialplan' drop-down list:
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Protocol – VoIP protocol name: H.323, SIP (H.323 may be used in profile 1 only);
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L-timer –activates, when the gateway detects the necessity of dialling of at least one more digit in order to
achieve the compliance with any of the dialplan rules;
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S-timer –activates, when the dialling complies with one of the rules, but there is a possibility that further
dialling will achieve compliance with another rule;
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Rule –field for routing rules written with regular expressions (up to 1000 characters). Structure and format
of regular expressions providing various capabilities of dial number are shown below.
Regular expression routing plan record rule ('Rule'):
Rule1| Rule2|..| RuleN
Rule= L{value} S{value} prefix@optional(parameters)
where:
L – L-timer (optional parameter),
S – S-timer(optional parameter).
Timers inside rules could be dropped; in this case, global timer values, defined before the parentheses, will be
used.
prefix – prefix part of the rule
@optional –optional part of the rule (may be skipped)
(parameters) – additional parameters (can be omitted)