Call manager and Call manager express digit wildcard match...most used
Unified Call manager digit matching:
/^123$/ /456/ - replaces only the number 123 as the source number with 456
/^123+/ /456/ - replaces any number that starts with 12 and has 1 or more occurence of 3 with 456
/.*/ /123/ - replaces any number with the number 123, including null
CME advanced examples:
/^\(5..\)/ /1234\1/ - match numbers in 500-599 range and transform it in 1234500-1234599
/^0011\(.......\)/ /\1/ - removes 0011 from number so you can redial directly
- X - any single digit in range 0-9 (ex. 8000-8999)
- ! - single or more digits in range 0-9 (ex. 82! - 82999999999999)
- ? - 0 or more occurrences of the preceding digit
- + - 1 or more occurrences of the preceding digit
- [] - enclose a range of values
- . - used as a delimiter, separates CM access code from the DN
- . - means a single digit.
- [0-9] - specifies a range
- .* - any digit followed by zero or more occurence, virtually any digit including null
- .+ - ny digit followed by one or more occurence, virtually any digit excluding null
- ^$ - no digits
/^123$/ /456/ - replaces only the number 123 as the source number with 456
/^123+/ /456/ - replaces any number that starts with 12 and has 1 or more occurence of 3 with 456
/.*/ /123/ - replaces any number with the number 123, including null
CME advanced examples:
/^\(5..\)/ /1234\1/ - match numbers in 500-599 range and transform it in 1234500-1234599
/^0011\(.......\)/ /\1/ - removes 0011 from number so you can redial directly
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