[Dialplan logic]

You can use

Pattern: ^0([2-9][0-3][0-9]{6})@.*

Replacement: sip:0\1@\r;user=phone

 

The above is very specific to your example. It translates to "start matching from the beginning of the dialed number, first digit 0, second digit anything between 2-9, 3rd digit anything between 0-3, then followed by 6 digits between 0-9"

 

Thank you for the hint.

 

I ended up adding all these lines to cover all of the above prefixes:

^0([2][0-9]{7})@.*

^0([3-6][0-1][0-9]{6})@.*

^0([4-5][3][0-9]{6})@.*

^0([5][3][0-9]{6})@.*

^0([7-9][1][0-9]{6})@.*

 

Quite a complicated setup...

 

/Thomas

[Dialplan logic]

What's the scenario here? just curious to know what your trying to do.

 

Hi, I'm trying to split mobile calls from landline calls.

 

/Thomas

[Dialplan logic]

Hi,

 

I would like to specify a specific trunk for mobile phones.

The mobilephone prefixes are as follows:

020xxxxxx

030xxxxxx

031xxxxxx

040xxxxxx

041xxxxxx

042xxxxxx

050xxxxxx

051xxxxxx

052xxxxxx

053xxxxxx

060xxxxxx

061xxxxxx

071xxxxxx

081xxxxxx

091xxxxxx

 

In Asterisk this would actually be the dialplan, but i cannot figure it out in Snom.

Would there be an easy way to do this?

 

The 2 range I can get working with 0([2][0-9]{7})@.*

but why whould the 30/31 range not be matched by 0([3][0-1]{7})@.*

I don't get it....

 

Brgds

Thomas Jensen

[Who recorded the original messages]

Hi,

 

Who recorded the original messages (Danish and US English)? We need more custom messages.

 

Also there seems to be an error in all languages other than English.

I.e. in Danish it says "For English press..." it makes no sense if English is already selected. It should say "For Danish press..." to toggle between the different language options.

 

Best Regards

Thomas