Hi, % is same as * ---> match 0 or more instance of previous character
HTH, On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 9:11 PM, Bill Hatcher <[email protected]> wrote: > I have some equipment available to me to set up my own lab. while > researching some PSTN Router configs I ran accross a translation rule that I > am having some issues figuring out the Regular Expression. The rule is used > to strip the 1 or the 011 from the dialed number. I adopted the one I found > to reflect the IPExpert layout. My question is what does the % do in the > regular expression. > > translation-rule 1 > Rule 1 ^1212.% 212 > Rule 2 ^1617.% 617 > Rule 3 ^1321.% 321 (This is to my 4.3.1 Lab Environment used for > testing out here. In so that I could tie in my CCIE Lab to our regular > Lab. I have also tied in my PSTN Phones to this cluster just for ease of > testing.) > Rule 4 ^01134331.% 34331 > Rule 5 ^0119.% 9 > > Bill >
