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trying out !([0-9]{4}$)!\1!t!70 and it seems to work

found the answer in the sangoma netborder express manual: <!– DNIS-based Routing --> < rule name =“ DNIS_Routing " outbound_interface =“ sip " qvalue =" 0.1 "> <!-- Look if the incoming PSTN call is on the first Strong_20_Emphasis --> < condition param =“ pstn.in.channelName " expr =" B1T.* " /> <!–- Retrieve and store the ANI in variable %0 --> < condition param =“ pstn.in.ani " expr =“ (.*) " /> <!–- Retrieve and store the DNIS in variable %1 --> < condition param =“ pstn.in.dnis " expr =" ([0-9]*) " /> < out_leg name =“ default " media_type =“ sendrecv “ > <!-- Set the CallerID in the ‘From’ URI --> < param name =“ sip.out.from.uri " expr =“ sip:%0@GW_HOST_IP:GW_SIP_PORT "/> < param name =“ sip.out.from.displayName " expr =“ Gateway "/> <!-- Set the outbound URIs to point to URI of the form sip:5551212@acme.com --> < param name =“ sip.out.requestUri " expr =“ sip:%1@acme.com “ /> < param name =“ sip.out.to.uri " expr =“ sip:%1@acme.com "/> < param name =“ sip.out.to.displayName " expr =“ App "/> </ out_leg >

http://wiki.sangoma.com/wanpipe-windows-nbe-pbxnsip There is a problem with the recommended setup for Sangoma and NetBorder Express. The routing rule says "param name="sip.out.requestUri" expr="sip:0@127.0.0.1:5060"/>" which forwards it to 0 on the PBX and then uses "Send calls to extension" to forward everything to an auto attendant. Does anyone know how to route the exact dialed DNIS@127.0.0.1:5060 instead of a general 0@127.0.0.1:5060 ?

We have a trunk setup to our Avaya system and the Avaya passes the 4 digit extension through a sangoma to pbxnsip. The only way we can get get PBXnsip to answer the call is if we set "send call to extension" to an extension or autoattendant. Is there a way to set the trunk so anything that comes through it gets forward to that exact 4 digit # extension?

how do you create a custom IVR node to route based on caller ID or DNIS