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Displaying and Testing the Dial Plan

The dial plan is actually made up of two, separate dial plans. One for IP to ISDN calls, and one for ISDN to IP calls. The

use and administration of these two dial plans is near identical. Refer to the sections below for more information.

To display or modify the IP to ISDN dial plan, go to Home > Dial plan > IP to ISDN. To display or modify the ISDN to

IP dial plan, go to Home > Dial plan > ISDN to IP.

● Displaying the Rules List

● Modifying Rules List

● Testing the Dial Plan

Displaying the Rules List

As described above, the dial plan comprises a set of rules that are followed in response to the incoming part of a

connection, in order to determine how to proceed with the outgoing part of the connection.

You can view the set of rules comprising a dial plan, they are shown as a list, with rules checked from top to bottom.

Refer to the table below for details of the fields displayed.

Field Field Description More Information

# (number)

Displays the unique number assigned to this

rule.

Click on a number to view and modify rule

details (see

Adding and Updating Dial Plan

Rules).

Condition

Displays which called numbers will cause this

rule to be invoked.

Possible conditions include:

● Called number is "1025"

meaning this rule is invoked if the

called number is exactly as stated

● No called number meaning this

rule is invoked if the incoming part

of the call has no called number

available

● Match any called number

meaning this rule is always

invoked if checked

Action

Displays what will happen if this rule is

invoked.

Possible actions include:

● Call this number "xxx": where

xxx represents what is displayed:

❍ for IP to ISDN calls: a

number or a pattern

❍ for ISDN to IP calls: a

pattern, a hostname, or

an IP address

meaning that "xxx" will be called if

this rule is invoked.

● Call with the original called

number: the original called

number will be used to place the

outgoing part of the call.

● Reject the call: meaning that if

this rule is invoked the call is

terminated and the outgoing part

of the call is not established

● Call these numbers: meaning

that this is a video call using N x

64 kbps (for legacy ISDN

endpoints only). The first two

numbers to be called are listed

here; click the dial plan number to

view the complete list of numbers

included in this rule.

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