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Mapping-Tables in the SmartNode 1k Series
Posted by Danny Staub on 22 February 2018 03:52 PM
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Patton SmartNodes have a very complex digit manipulation engine that is highly configurable for most parameters within a call setup. Mapping table:
Mapping-Table Types:  Creating/Entering and changing a Mapping-Table: To do this, you must be in the 'context cs' section of the configuration. (ctx-cs)# mapping-table <input-type> to <output-type> <name> (map-tab)[MAP]#map <input-value> to <output-value> Sample Mapping-Tables: mapping-table called-e164 to called-e164 REM_PREFIX_911 map .(.%) to \1 ex. If you have to dial a 9 to get an outside line 9911 converts to 911 (Helps comply with the newly enacted 'Keri's Law') mapping-table calling-e164 to calling-e164 ADD_00 map (.%) to 00\1 ex. If you want to have a prefix added to every number dialed (For accounting purposes, least call routing, etc...) 3019751000 gets mapped to 003019751000 mapping-table called-e164 to calling-pi CNPN_PI map *31*(.%) to restricted ex. If you need to change the presentation for Privacy reasons When *31*1234567 is dialed, the Presentation Indicator is mapped to restricted. To use multiple mapping-tables, a Complex-Function can be configured. This is an ordered list so be aware of this when creating this complex-function. complex-function CF_TO_PSTN execute 1 CNPN_PI execute 2 REM_PREFIX How to use a Mapping-Table: Mapping-Tables are best used within a routing-table. See the example below that uses the mapping-table listed above (REM_PREFIX_911). routing-table called-e164 OUTBOUND route .T dest-interface IF_SIP REM_PREFIX_911 | |
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