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Dial plan and call processing
Configuring search rules
The Search rules page (
VCS configuration > Dial plan > Search rules
) is used to configure how
the VCS routes incoming search requests to the appropriate target zones (including the Local Zone) or
policy services.
policy services.
The page lists all the currently configured search rules and lets you create, edit, delete, enable and
disable rules. You can click on a column heading to sort the list, for example by Target or Priority. If
you hover your mouse pointer over a search rule, the rule description (if one has been defined) appears
as a tooltip.
disable rules. You can click on a column heading to sort the list, for example by Target or Priority. If
you hover your mouse pointer over a search rule, the rule description (if one has been defined) appears
as a tooltip.
Up to 2000 search rules can be configured. Priority 1 search rules are applied first, followed by all
priority 2 search rules, and so on.
priority 2 search rules, and so on.
The configurable options are:
Field
Description
Usage tips
Rule name
A descriptive name for the search rule.
Description
An optional free-form description of the
search rule.
search rule.
The description appears as a tooltip if
you hover your mouse pointer over a rule
in the list.
you hover your mouse pointer over a rule
in the list.
Priority
The order in the search process that this
rule is applied, when compared to the
priority of the other search rules. All
Priority 1 search rules are applied first,
followed by all Priority 2 search rules,
and so on. More than one rule can be
assigned the same priority, in which
case any matching target zones are
queried simultaneously. The default is
100.
rule is applied, when compared to the
priority of the other search rules. All
Priority 1 search rules are applied first,
followed by all Priority 2 search rules,
and so on. More than one rule can be
assigned the same priority, in which
case any matching target zones are
queried simultaneously. The default is
100.
The default configuration means that the
Local Zone is searched first for all
aliases. If the alias is not found locally,
all neighbor, traversal client and traversal
server zones are searched, and if they
cannot locate the alias the request is
sent to any DNS and ENUM zones.
Local Zone is searched first for all
aliases. If the alias is not found locally,
all neighbor, traversal client and traversal
server zones are searched, and if they
cannot locate the alias the request is
sent to any DNS and ENUM zones.
Source
The sources of the requests for which
this rule applies.
this rule applies.
Any: locally registered devices,
neighbor or traversal zones, and any
non-registered devices.
neighbor or traversal zones, and any
non-registered devices.
All zones: locally registered devices
plus neighbor or traversal zones.
plus neighbor or traversal zones.
Local Zone: locally registered devices
only.
only.
Request
must be
authenticated
must be
authenticated
Specifies whether the search rule
applies only to authenticated search
requests.
applies only to authenticated search
requests.
This can be used in conjunction with the
VCS's
VCS's
to limit the
set of services available to
unauthenticated devices.
unauthenticated devices.
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