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More config fun.

With all of our remote locations, the outgoing callerid is a pretty big piece. We have run into another road block with the limit of 15 outgoing callerid rules 1 being the default and 14 custom. With that in mind I am trying to clean up/combine some of the rules but the syntax is giving me a migraine. Here is just one example of what I am trying to do.

For one location they have extensions 3248 - 3253. When I try to add the range of exts I get an error so I must separate them into 2 rules since it does not seem to like the changing of the 3rd digit. SO here are the rules it will allow me to create:

rule 12 /^325\([0-3]\)$/ /9055555555/
rule 14 /^324\([8-9]\)$/ /9055555555/

Of course I have multiple sites that a similar ext range setup so its causing me to use 2 or more rules for each site and of course I have hit the 14 rule limit without completing the config.

So the question of the day is, how do I combine those two rules into one? I have read through the how-to and syntax, but I am just not grasping it to make it do what I need.

Any more help out there?

Brian

Okay the solution seems to be to add more rules via the CLI. It will only allow 15 rules via the gui CCA application. But up to 100 if you program it using the CLI.

Of course you can do it via CLI, but the rules will not show up in the CCA, which means you must remember how you programmed it because as soon as you change something back in the CCA it will remove all the CLI added rules.

Weird

Keep, great to know you beat this...when are you going to give us a short critique of the system and installation? Thanks.

Hopefully soon. Shortly after this install I had to go about replacing all my internet connections at every location. Our previous provider was the health network but due to so many scandals it was decided that only hospitals will remain on that network.

Needless to say I have been jumping the last few weeks.