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33(...),(.*),(.*),(.*)
34(000),(.*),(.*),(.*)
3(....),(.*),(.*),(.*)
By adding additional rules, special treatment for specific numbers respectively numbering ranges can be realized.

Outbound calls

While for inbound calls at least one rule is needed, rules for outbound calls are optional. They server the trans-
formation of call information.
Areas of appliance are for example:
• Rules for accessing an outside line
• Replacement of extensions by a central number
• Transformation from canonical data representation to dial-able numbers
Example C.11
In a company certain extension are not to be signaled outward. These numbers are 830, 846 and 852. For calls
from these devices the extension 800 is to be transmitted instead. At the same time an accessing of an outside line
(number 0) for national numbers is to be executed.
Table C.6: Individual outbound calls with central sender number
Information element

Called Party Number

Calling Party Number
Redirecting Number
To realize the accessing of an outside line for all participants, an additional rule has to follow this one.
Table C.7: Remaining telephone numbers are signaled
Information element
Called Party Number
Calling Party Number
Redirecting Number
It is important for both rules that the Called Party Number is in brackets. As brackets are numbered consecutively,
the Calling Party Number is referenced with \3. A second Calling Party Number is non existent for outbound rules.
Calls to Lync
\1,\2,\3,\4
Anrufe to the Exchange 2013/2010/2007 switchboard
998,\2,\3,\4
All others go to Mailbox 100
999,\2,\3,100

SIP: 10.2.3.5

SIP: 10.2.3.4
SIP: 10.2.3.4
Pattern
(0\+49)(.*)
(830|846|852)
(.*)
Pattern
(0\+49)(.*)
(.*)
(.*)
x
» End of Example
Replacement
00\2
800
\4
Replacement
00\2
\3
\4
» End of Example
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