15.5.2.2 Placeholders for number replacement
The following special placeholders are provided for number replacement:
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Placeholder
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Type of number
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Explanation
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[cc]
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Public number
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Indicates the country code.
Example: +[cc]* in a call permission indicates authorization for national calls (i.e., calls within the same country). This means that this call permission can also be used for cross-national locations.
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[ac]
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Public number
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Indicates the area code.
Example: +[cc][ac]* in a call permission indicates authorization for local calls (i.e., calls within the same city). This means that this call permission can also be used for inter-location calls.
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[ext]
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Number
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Extension
Example: 225
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[sn]
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Number
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Phone number (subscriber number)
Example: 4777
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[ldcp]
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Number
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Long distance call prefix
Example: 0
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[icp]
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Number
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International call prefix
Example: 00
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[plap]
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Number
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Public Line Access Prefix
Example: 0
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[fplap]
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Number
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Public Line Access of Superior Telecommunication System (Foreign Public Line Access)
Example: 9
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[cbcp]
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Number
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Call by Call Prefix
Example: 01013
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[empty]
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-
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Has no function and can be used to improve display.
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[pbxrealm]
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URI
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The realm that was configured.
Example: company.net
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[*]
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-
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Display of the key * (keypad), since * is already in use as a placeholder.
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Further examples of number replacement
The following table lists examples of possible uses of placeholders in number replacement.
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Original
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Replacement
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Explanation
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|---|---|---|
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sip:231*@*.company.com
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sip:123*@*.lanphone.com
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The placeholders are identified by their position in relation to @:
 before the @Beginning at the @, all characters to the left are replaced.
Here: Everything to the left of the @ up to the string "sip:231" is inserted between the string "sip:123" and the @.
after the @Beginning at the @, all characters to the right are replaced.
Here: Everything to the right of the @ up to the string "company.com" is inserted between the @ and the string "lanphone.com".
ATTENTION: It is not possible to insert more than one * before or after the @.
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sip:231*@*.company.com
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123*
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If no @is present, the placeholder is classified as "before the @".
Here: Everything to the left of the @ up to the string "sip:231" is inserted between the string "sip:123" and the @.
The placeholder after the @ has no match in this example, and is not further replaced.
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sip:231*@*.company.com
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sip:231@*.outlook.com
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Here, everything between the string "sip:231" and the @ is ignored.
Everything between the @ and the string ".company.com" is inserted between the @ and the string ".outlook.com".
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+4415
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+44800283015
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The number '+4915' is replaced by '+49800283015'
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+4415*
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+44800283015
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All numbers beginning with ‘+4415' are replaced with '+44800283015'.
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+4415*
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+44800283015*
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Any numbers starting with '+4415' will be replaced by numbers beginning with ‘+44800283015’, i.e. +44151234567 will be replaced by +448002830151234567.
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