CLI Procedure for Setting the Ingress Table

To access the ingress table commands, enter:

CLI> set voice ingressTable

ingressNumber

manipulationString

transportMethod

CLI> set voice ingressTable ingressNumber

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Action
<IngressIndex>	Passport 4430/50/55 INTEGER (1..32) Passport 4460 INTEGER (1..60)	Enter a number from 1 to 60. The lower the index number the higher the priority of the corresponding ingress number.
<IngressNumber>	"String" (0..40)	Enter a mix of alphanumeric characters (maximum 40). These are the characters the user must dial to reach the destination voice channel. The alpha characters are limited to the symbols *, [...], #, and +, with the meanings listed in the table below.

Parameter

Range of Values

Required Action

<IngressIndex>

Passport 4430/50/55
INTEGER (1..32)

Passport 4460
INTEGER (1..60)

Enter a number from 1 to 60. The lower the index number the higher the priority of the corresponding ingress number.

<IngressNumber>

"String" (0..40)

Enter a mix of alphanumeric characters (maximum 40). These are the characters the user must dial to reach the destination voice channel. The alpha characters are limited to the symbols *, [...], #, and +, with the meanings listed in the table below.

Ingress Table Characters
*	Used as a single wild card digit
[xyz...]	Used as an exclusive single wild card. Any one digit within the brackets will produce a match; any other digit will be rejected. Example 1: [234578]# will reject any string that begins with 0, 1, 6, or 9. Example 2: 123[576]# will match any phone number listed below: 1235#, 1237#, 1236# But will reject 1231#, 1232#, 1234#, 1238#, 129#, and 1230#.
#	Length of the dialing string is unknown. The voice application will continue collecting digits until one of three events occurs: maximum number of digits reached interdigit timeout occurred user manually entered a # sign on the telephone keypad (if parameter is provisioned in the voice profile). Digits preceding the # sign are immediately submitted for network address resolution. Digits following the # sign will be used to complete the call. Example: Ingress table entry = 123#. User dials 123456. The digits 123 will be submitted immediately to resolve the network address, while the voice application collects digits 456. After one of the three events indicated above occurred, the digits 456 will be used to complete the call.
+	Used to obtain a second dial tone

CLI> set voice ingressTable ManipulationString

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Action
<IngressIndex>	Passport 4430/50/55 INTEGER (1..32) Passport 4460 INTEGER (1..60)	Enter a number from 1 to 60. The lower the index number the higher the priority of the corresponding ingress number. This number will line the manipulation string to its associated ingress number.
<manipulationString>	"String" (0..40)	Enter a mix of alphanumeric characters (maximum 40). The alpha characters are limited to the symbols *, #, D, and I, with the meanings listed in the table below:

Parameter

Range of Values

Required Action

<IngressIndex>

Passport 4430/50/55
INTEGER (1..32)

Passport 4460
INTEGER (1..60)

Enter a number from 1 to 60. The lower the index number the higher the priority of the corresponding ingress number. This number will line the manipulation string to its associated ingress number.

<manipulationString>

"String" (0..40)

Enter a mix of alphanumeric characters (maximum 40). The alpha characters are limited to the symbols *, #, D, and I, with the meanings listed in the table below:

ManipulationString Characters
*	Used as a single wildcard digit.
#	Used to wildcard the rest of the digits in the string immediately following the #.
Dn	Deletes a particular number (n) of digits immediately following these characters, where (n) is a single digit ranging between 1 and 9. To delete more than 9 characters, you must enter additional deletions. For example, to delete 14 characters, insert the symbols D9D5.
D#	Deletes all of the digits immediately following these characters.
Innn	Inserts specified digits (nnn). Can be any number of digits.

Examples:

User dials 10123456
Manipulation string = D3#
Number transmitted = 23456
User dials 12
Ingress number (phone number) = 12
Manipulation string = I10123456
Number transmitted = 10123456
User dials 10123456
Manipulation string = D3**I6#
Number transmitted = 236456

CLI> set voice ingressTable transportMethod

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Action
<IngressIndex>	Passport 4430/50/55 INTEGER (1..32) Passport 4460 INTEGER (1..60)	Enter a number from 1 to 60. The lower the index number the higher the priority of the corresponding ingress number. This number will line the manipulation string to its associated ingress number.
<TransportMethod>	voFR \| voIP \| as-system	Select voFR for a voice over frame relay application Select voIP for a voice over IP application Select as-system (default) if the voice channel is going to use the system transport method as set up in CLI Procedure for Setting the System Transport Method.

Parameter

Range of Values

Required Action

<IngressIndex>

Passport 4430/50/55
INTEGER (1..32)

Passport 4460
INTEGER (1..60)

Enter a number from 1 to 60. The lower the index number the higher the priority of the corresponding ingress number. This number will line the manipulation string to its associated ingress number.

<TransportMethod>

voFR | voIP | as-system

Select voFR for a voice over frame relay application

Select voIP for a voice over IP application

Select as-system (default) if the voice channel is going to use the system transport method as set up in CLI Procedure for Setting the System Transport Method.

Repeat the "Setting the Ingress Table" procedure and continue building the ingress table until all entries have been filled. A typical ingress table is shown below.

Index	Ingress Number	Manipulation String	Number Transmitted
1	1234567	D3****	4567
2	12345678	D3#	45678
3	25	I1234567	251234567
4	1234567	***D2#	12367
5	1234567	D1**I9#	2394567
6	123456789	D2**I26#	342656789