Cisco AS5350XM Configuration Manual page 159

Configuring Voice over IP
Table 16
Command
numbering-type
port
preference
prefix
progress_ind
register
resource
session
shutdown
translate-outgoing
Table 17
Command
acc-qos
answer-address
application
clid_restrict
codec
default
destination-pattern
dtmf-relay
exit
expect-factor
fax
fax-relay
huntstop
icpif
incoming
information-type
ip
max-conn
max-redirects
no
numbering-type
preference
POTS Dial-Peer Configuration Commands (continued)
Purpose
Sets calling/called party numbering type.
Sets voice port associated with the peer.
Configures preference order of the peer.
Sets prefix to be dialed before the dialed number.
Indicates call progress.
Registers E.164 number of this peer with gatekeeper.
Sets resource allocation policy.
Sets session [target | protocol | transport] for this peer.
Changes administrator state of this peer to down.
Sets translation rule.
VoIP Dial-Peer Configuration Commands
Purpose
Sets minimally acceptable quality of service for calls to this peer.
Sets call destination number.
Sets selected application.
Restricts display of caller ID.
Sets codec for calls to this peer.
Set a command to its defaults.
Sets full E.164 telephone number.
Transports DTMF digits across IP link.
Exits dial-peer configuration mode.
Sets expectation factor for voice quality.
Configures fax service.
Sets fax-relay options.
Stops hunting on dial peers.
Sets calculated planning-impairment factor.
Sets incoming called number.
Sets information type for dial peer.
Sets IP packet options.
Sets maximum connections per peer; "no" sets to unlimited.
Sets maximum redirects for this peer.
Negates a command or sets its defaults.
Sets calling or called party numbering type.
Configures preference order of the peer.
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