[cisco-voip] CCME 4.1.x destination-pattern

[keli at carocomp.ro]

This probably isn't much help, but
0751[0-9]T is just the same as 0751T
however, you're probably better off with exact length patterns, as  
they match & dial out faster.
like 0751.......$ (make sure you have the proper amount of periods there :) )

Also, 078[56][048]T (commas aren't needed, this does the same thing as  
your example) matches actually 6 patterns:
07850, 07854,07858, 07860, 07864, 07868

However, depending on your national numbering pattern, it is probably  
safe to just use 078[56]T (or again, more exact patters) if you can  
reasonably expect, that no other carrier uses 07851 for example.

regards,
   Zoltan

Quoting Michael Wilson <mikejww at googlemail.com>:

> Hey,
>
> Hope someone can help me.  I have a GSM Gateway attached to my 1760 router
> via a VIC2-FXO.  The sim card which is installed in the GSM Gateway is an O2
> Simplicity Sim (Unlimited calls to same Cellular Provider).  Now O2 operates
> a multitude of dialing prefixes for their mobile phones and at present I
> have cut down some of the work to reduce the long list down to their main
> components.
>
> Example - Previously where I would had destination-patterns for 07510, 07511
> all the way to 07519 that has been replaced with - destination-pattern
> 0751[0-9]T
>
> However, I have only managed to whittle the 86 dial prefixes down to 34
> (with the new destination-pattern's)
>
> What is the procedure for nesting if it can be done to further reduce the
> destination-patterns.  Can there be multiple instances of [ ] ie
>
> Based on the following 3 prefixes - 07858, 07860 & 07864
>
> Could I do destination-pattern 078[5,6][0,4,8]T
>
> If there are any better suggestions, by all means say.
>
> Help appreciated.
>



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