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1. Configuring destination-pattern options as previously discussed, the destination pattern associates a telephone number with a given dial peer

2. Greetings ! i have extensions 1 thru 199 in the west branch and extensions 1000 thru 1999 in the east branch how do i configure the destination-pattern in i have been out of sa for so long that i have no idea of the new mobile, emergency, etc telephone number/ranges etc i am trying to create a voip destination pattern

3. Hi all havin a small confusion with the traslation rule i need to strip the first number from the destination pattern and leave the 3 remaining and also the same fro destination gateway cisco callmanager sip server open settlements protocol the destination-pattern parameter on the dial peer command controls call routing

4. Looks like it doesn’t parse correctly even though i haven’t seen * used as 0 or more in a destination-pattern, and i don’t think it works as an operator, it appears

5. Destination-pattern "t" question cisco voip hi all, i was stu cisco voice over ip cvoice -kevin wallace 2009- and didn’t

6. How is use of the answer-address command different from using destination-pattern if i specify the complete phone number with the latter? if i’m specifying th р’р°с€рё рірѕрїсђрѕсѓс‹ "р”рѕр±сђс‹р№ рґрµрѕсњ рўрёс‚сѓр°с†рёсџ сѓр»рµрґсѓсћс‰рµрірѕ с…р°сђр°рєс‚рµсђр°: рѕр°" "р° рµсѓр»рё рљрѕрґ: destination-pattern 8

7. Dial-peer destination-pattern with ** cisco voip it seems [*][*]47 will do the trick but according to the documentation, it is not actually allowed

8. I think that pattern means different things in callmanager route patterns than it does ios dial-peers —– original message —– from: patrick mowry to: cisco

9. Contents multiple destination pattern support on a voice dial peer; finding feature information; restrictions for multiple destination pattern support on a voice asegurate que otros dial peers con el mismo destination pattern tengan el comando "preference 5" por ejemplo, you also grant to cisco a worldwide, perpetual