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Use the signaling profile Called Prefix Match Profile to configure the prefix that the SBC matches against the called number. The prefix configuration is defined by the regex string pattern, start position of the string, and the digit length.
For information on other related profiles for SIP-ISUP and interworking between different SIP flavors, refer to Support for SIP-ISUP.
To configure the signaling profile calledPrefixMatchProfile
, use the following syntax:
% set profiles signaling calledPrefixMatchProfile <called_prefix_match_profile_name: 1-23 characters> prefixMatch <stringPattern: 1-12 digits, 'X' or 'x' characters> <startPosition: 0-11> <digitLength: 1-30>
The parameter descriptions for profiles signaling
calledPrefixMatchProfile
are as follows:
To configure calledPrefixMatchProfile
, refer to the example below:
% set profiles signaling calledPrefixMatchProfile test_calledPrefixMatch prefixMatch 98520 0 4 % set profiles signaling calledPrefixMatchProfile test_calledPrefixMatch prefixMatch 98766 0 3 % commit
The SBC allows configuring a maximum of 10 calledPrefixMatchProfile
(s
), and each profile allows a maximum of 50 prefix match entries.
To display calledPrefixMatchProfile
, refer to the example below:
> show table profiles signaling calledPrefixMatchProfile STRING START DIGIT NAME PATTERN POSITION LENGTH --------------------------------------------------- test_calledPrefixMatch 98520 0 10 98766 0 10
To attach the calledPrefixMatchProfile
with a sipTrunkGroup
, refer to the example below:
% set addressContext default zone defaultSigZone sipTrunkGroup test_sip signaling calledPrefixMatchProfile test_calledPrefixMatch % commit
To delete calledPrefixMatchProfile
, refer to the example below:
If the calledPrefixMatchProfile
is attached to a sipTrunkGroup
, detach the profile before you attempt to delete it. To detach, use the following syntax:
%
delete addressContext <address_context> zone <zone>
sipTrunkGroup <sip_tg> signaling calledPrefixMatchProfile
Commit the command to complete the process of deletion.
% delete profiles signaling calledPrefixMatchProfile test_calledPrefixMatch % commit
You may delete either the entire profile, or any of the configured prefixMatch
(es) for that profile. To delete a configured prefixMatch
for a profile, use the syntax:% delete calledPrefixMatchProfile <profile> prefixMatch <stringPattern> <startPosition> <digitLength>