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The global country object allows you to configure the information about specific countries in your network. The Country table is pre-populated with sample Country IDs and descriptions when you first install the database. You must add any missing country codes applicable to your network to ensure accurate call processing.
% set global country <country code> listOfNumberOfDigitsToMatch called <list of digit lengths in called #> calling <list of digit lengths in calling0 #> criteria <list of digit lengths in called # for pattern matching> % set global country <countrycode> variableLengthDialPlan <disable | enable> % show global country <countrycode> % show global country listOfNumberOfDigitsToMatch % delete global country <countrycode>
To display the current list of country codes:
% show global country 1 - A unique identifier for the Country Code. 20 - A unique identifier for the Country Code. 27 - A unique identifier for the Country Code. 30 - A unique identifier for the Country Code. 31 - A unique identifier for the Country Code. 32 - A unique identifier for the Country Code. 33 - A unique identifier for the Country Code. 34 - A unique identifier for the Country Code. 36 - A unique identifier for the Country Code. 39 - A unique identifier for the Country Code. ......................
To view the configuration details of a specific country code:
admin@Hackos% show global country 1 listOfNumberOfDigitsToMatch { called 10,6,3,0; calling 10,6,3,0; criteria ""; } variableLengthDialPlan disable; [ok][2012-07-06 06:24:45] [edit] admin@Hackos%