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Well in short I am trying to fix a loop
error. Basically this is what I have setup: AMP à PROXY à PSTN Gateway. In amp you setup your extensions, ours are
typically 4 digit, then you assign DIDS to each extension. AKA 8014445454
points to 5454. Well the first thing my users try to do is dial their
DIDS from inside the PBX. Because of the way AMP’s internals work it dose
not try to match an outbound number with it’s own DID database before
forwarding to the proxy. The proxy realizes that the destination and
source IP addresses are the same and reports “482 I know that their has been talk of
rebuilding the pattern matcher in the past I was wonder if this has changed or
if anybody has a real nifty macro they would be willing to shareJ Chris From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alexander Lopez What are you trying to do??? -----Original Message----- Okay I take that back it
kinda works, but the behavior is erratic. Sometimes it matches just the 7
digits and sometimes it matches every number that enters the context J Chris From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alexander Lopez Try _.4445454 -----Original Message----- Is there a way to match the last 7
digits of an extension? So that 1008014445454
8014445454
4445454 Would all match? I have looked at extension matching
and I can’t figure out how to do thisJ Thanks in advance! Chris |
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