Cisco Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server Expressway 관리 매뉴얼
Dial plan and call processing
Field
Description
Usage tips
On
successful
match
successful
match
Controls the ongoing search behavior if
the alias matches the search rule.
the alias matches the search rule.
Continue: continue applying the
remaining search rules (in priority order)
until the endpoint identified by the alias
is found.
remaining search rules (in priority order)
until the endpoint identified by the alias
is found.
Stop: do not apply any more search
rules, even if the endpoint identified by
the alias is not found in the target zone.
rules, even if the endpoint identified by
the alias is not found in the target zone.
If Stop is selected, any rules with the
same priority level as this rule are still
applied.
same priority level as this rule are still
applied.
Target
The zone or policy service to query if the
alias matches the search rule.
alias matches the search rule.
You can configure external
to use as a target of search
rules. This could be used, for example, to
call out to an external service or
application, such as a Conference
Factory. The service will return some
CPL which could, for example, specify a
new destination alias which would start
the search process over again.
call out to an external service or
application, such as a Conference
Factory. The service will return some
CPL which could, for example, specify a
new destination alias which would start
the search process over again.
State
Indicates if the search rule is enabled or
not.
not.
When you are making or testing
configuration changes to your search
rules, you may want to temporarily
enable or disable certain rules. You can
do this by selecting the rule's check box
and clicking Enable or Disable as
appropriate. Any disabled rules still
appear in the search rules list but are
ignored by the VCS when processing
search requests.
configuration changes to your search
rules, you may want to temporarily
enable or disable certain rules. You can
do this by selecting the rule's check box
and clicking Enable or Disable as
appropriate. Any disabled rules still
appear in the search rules list but are
ignored by the VCS when processing
search requests.
Click on the rule you want to configure (or click New to create a new rule, or click Delete to remove a
rule).
rule).
You can test whether the VCS can find an endpoint identified by a given alias, without actually placing
a call to that endpoint by using the
a call to that endpoint by using the
tool.
Example searches and transforms
You can use pre-search transforms and search rules separately or together. You can also define
multiple search rules that use a combination of Any alias and Alias pattern match modes, and apply
the same or different priorities to each rule. This will give you a great deal of flexibility in determining if
and when a target zone is queried and whether any transforms are applied.
multiple search rules that use a combination of Any alias and Alias pattern match modes, and apply
the same or different priorities to each rule. This will give you a great deal of flexibility in determining if
and when a target zone is queried and whether any transforms are applied.
This section gives the following examples that demonstrate how you might use pre-search transforms
and search rules to solve specific use cases in your deployment:
and search rules to solve specific use cases in your deployment:
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