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Polycom CMA System Operations Guide 
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Default Dial Rules
The CMA system has three default dial rules. With these defaults, the system 
can route most calls except those requiring an external DNS lookup.
• Internal IP - This dial rule allows the system to identify the incoming dial 
string as an IP addresses and routes the call out of the region. By default, 
this dial rule applies to all sites.
• Alias - This dial rule allows the system to identify the incoming dial string 
as belonging to the local directory and routes the call to the local device or 
service, as required.
• DNS Name - This dial rule allows the system to identify the incoming dial 
string as a DNS name and block the call.
Parts of a Dial Rule
A dial rule consists of a pattern type paired with a routing action. When the 
dialed string uses a pattern that matches the pattern type, the associated rule 
is applied.
Pattern Types
A pattern type tells the CMA system how to find a match for the dial string. 
The following table shows the available pattern types.
Note
Do not delete the default dial rules or the CMA system will not be able to route calls 
correctly. You can disable a dial rule by editing it and clearing the Enabled check 
box for the rule.
Pattern Type
Description
Local Directory 
Services
Search the List of Devices and List of Services
Includes aliases, which are searched before the service 
prefix.
DNS Name 
Look up a DNS Name
IP Address 
Look for an IP addresses in the IPV4 format
Prefix 
Look for a prefix specified in the dial rule
Prefix Range 
Look for a prefix within the range of prefixes specified in 
the dial rule