Snom 4S Proxy Dial Plan Primer:
The Administrators Manual gives a lot of information in Section 7.3
Release Notes sometimes give info for new features.
Browse to your Domain Dial Plan (not the one for the entire Proxy).
If you don't have a domain built yet, you need to.
The version 2.50 proxy takes the first match found.
These settings are in an text/xml file called domain.xml in your runtime/domain folder.
If you want to modify these settings offline:
Do this on your test proxy first
Stop the Proxy
Modify the file manually
Start the proxy


Here are some examples that I use regularly:


  

    
Nr.
    
Mode:
    
From:
    
To:
    
Argument:
    
Explanation:
  
  

    
1
    
Forward
    
*
    
sip:5551212@~*
    
sip:10@echo.test.com
    
Forward anybody that dials 5551212 to sip:10@echo.test.com
  
  

    
2
    
Forward
    
*387150*
    
sip:8*@~*
    
sip:{user:1}@gateway.test.com
    
Forward anybody with 387150 in their username that dials 8+ to those digits deleting the 8 @ gateway.test.com
  
  

    
3
    
Forward
    
*387150*
    
sip:9*@~*
    
sip:+1{user:1}@gateway.test.com
    
Forward anybody with 387150 in their username that dials 9+ to those digits deleting the 9 and prefixing +1.  Send it to gateway.test.com
  
  

    
 
    

To troubleshoot, I always make the call, then look at that call in the "Call Log" page.  That way you can see the details of the SIP INVITE the proxy received, and the SIP INVITE the proxy sent.
 And all of it on the same screen.
You can also browse immediately to the Log page and see if the proxy found a match or not.
 
  




Written  2005/08/15 by: Shanon Swafford
Modified 2005/08/15 by: Shanon Swafford