Dialplan logic

[cphtdk]

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

[Vodia support]

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

[pbx support]

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"

[cphtdk]

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

[cphtdk]

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

[pbx support]

Thanks for the observing the flexibility