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TANDBERG TANDBERG and Cisco CallManager

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5.3.3 Configuring the Cisco CallManager with a Route Pattern

The Route Pattern is used to locate a destination (e.g. a gatekeeper in the H323 Network). When a user

dials a number, CallManager looks at all the Route Patterns locally configured to verify whether or not

one of the patterns matches the number that has been dialed. Route Patterns can use wildcard as digit

placeholders, providing for easy management. For example, if the H.323 number range is from 9000 to

9999 it is not necessary to specify each of these dialing number in number pattern, but rather configuring

the pattern with ‘9XXX’ instead to match the first digit of ‘9’ and simulate wildcards for all others. An

additional wildcard of ‘!’ can be used to simulate that all calls after the specified prefix should be routed to

this specific pattern, no matter the number of digits. The following example will illustrate the

configuration for a route pattern of ‘9!,’ thereby routing all calls beginning with a ‘9’ to the H.323

network

Note: CallManager looks for the best single match when searching through the route patterns.

 In the Route Plan drop down menu select “Route/Hunt” and click on “Route Pattern”.

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