Route Pattern

[bahman.tajkarimi]

Hello Folks,

Is there anything wrong using 9.@ as a route pattern? I am using it for my International calls. Here's the config that I have for my PRI:

LD PRI: 4ESS

4-digit DNIS

Require Mega COM Signaling

10 digits out pulse for Local / Long distance calls

Int?l call don?t require 011 but require a Int?l signaling

What is Mega Com and International Signaling?

Thanks,

[gpulos]

there's nothing wrong with using 9.@ as a route pattern. especially in small environments, this is common.

the only thing to be sure of is to have the 9.@s partitioned so they are not available to devices unless they have specific permission to access that routePattern. (i don't let users use 9.@; like to keep detailed granularity)

[kolkatagtc]

Hi,

If you are using CCM 4.1.3 and above versions then other than partitions you can also restrict the access using FAC.

Regards,

[mmorris11]

You also want to be sure to create route filters for the different patterns. For example, if you have a 9.@ pattern for seven digit dialing, you want to build a route filter to match the dial string otherwise the you will have to wait for the interdigit timeout to set up the call.