Yes.
suppose you know that the shortest number that can be called to PSTN is three digits, a valid dial-peer would be
dial-peer voice 10 pots
description to PSTN
destination-pattern ...T
forward-digits all <--- important to prevent DP to consume matched digits
port 0/3/0:15
now for the other questions:
- you don't need answer-address unless you are trying to match calling number and do something special with it.
- you don't need port x/y/z for incoming DP with direct-inward-dial. You need instead correct "incoming called-number", eg:
incoming called-number .+
will catch everything, while
incoming called-number 33286... will catch that pattern only, the rest would receive dial-tone.
also remember that when collecting overlap on one side to send enbloc, you are looking for interdigit timeout to terminate collect and dial, so make sure the corresponding timer under voice-port is set low enough, like 4 or 5.
finally remember that having correct DP for outgoing will aslso help shortening and controlling calling from users. Suppose you know that all cellphones numbers in your contry start with 48 followed by seven digits, then:
destination-pattern 48.......
forward-digits all
will produce no wait for interdigit timeout for calls to cellphones.
Hope this helps, please rate post if it does!
