snom dial plan

[Billy Wright]

Hi please can someone help me, i have this dial plan (UK) and im not sure how it works but it does

if you dial 11 digits starting with 0 it auto dials so they dont have to press the tick

also if you dial 2 first followed by 2 more digits between 0 and 9 it auto dials 200 range extension numbers auto without pressing the tick,

What i am after is adding to this so if people dial 300 range and 400 range is will auto dial without the tick

<user_dp_str idx="1" perm="">|(^0[1-9][0-9]{9}$)|sip:\1@\d|d |^2([0-9]{2})$|2\1@\d|d</user_dp_str>


im just not sure how to add it

thanks

 

[leejor]

Haven't played around a lot with the Snom dialplan, but, if it works for 2XX extensions you could add this..

|^3([0-9]{2})$|^4([0-9]{2})$|

You can probably replace the 2 with |2-4|, and use just one rule for all extensions, but I'm not certain of the bracket syntax.
You'll have to play with it.

 

[Billy Wright]

Hi that didnt seem to work not sure what you mean by replace the 2 with so i tried it in ever position anyway back to the drawing board

thanks

 

[leejor]

This portion of the dialplan accommodates the extension dialing for 3 digit calls starting with 2.

|^2([0-9]{2})$|

So if you replace the 2 with 2-4, something like |^[2-4]([0-9]{2})$| then it may work. As I said, I'm not familiar with the bracket syntax on Snom so there may be some other characters that are also required

 

[Billy Wright]

Hi still didnt work but with a lot of messing around i got this to work

<user_dp_str idx="1" perm="">|(^0[1-9][0-9]{9}$)|sip:\1@\d|d |(^2[0-9]{2}$)|sip:\1@\d|d |(^3[0-9]{2}$)|sip:\1@\d|d |(^4[0-9]{2}$)|sip:\1@\d|d</user_dp_str>

so this will work with anything with 0 plus 10 digits and anything beginning with 2, 3 and 4 with 3 digits for internal calling.

thanks for your help though

 

[leejor]

<user_dp_str idx="1" perm="">|(^0[1-9][0-9]{9}$)|sip:\1@\d|d |(^2[0-9]{2}$)|sip:\1@\d|d |(^3[0-9]{2}$)|sip:\1@\d|d |(^4[0-9]{2}$)|sip:\1@\d|d</user_dp_str>

So you added the parts that I posted earlier. I'm sure that there is a simpler way to incorporate all three leading digits( 2,3,4) of an extension number.
https://service.snom.com/display/wiki/Dial+Plan+-+Regular+Expressions