connection plar

Feb 07, 2007 0 Replies

Dear VoIP experts,



Scenario: Small office, 8 phones. FXO port connected to a POTS line. The users wants two lines, say 401 and 402, to ring when the office number is called. Using connection plar is straight-forward for one extension...



voice-port 1/0/0 connection plar 421



but how can this be done for the second also? When I type "connection plar ?" i see the following... " WORD A string of digits including wild cards". Wildcards, that sounds promising! I searched for "connection plar" syntax on Cisco.com, google and usenet...closest thing I've seen is to enter "connection plar 40[12]", but this I found in a document on dial-peer syntax. The output is



Gateway(config-voiceport)#connection plar 40[12] Incorrect format for E.164 Number regular expression must be of the form ^((\\+)?([0-9,#*ABCD])+)$



Searched and searched for E.164 regular expression syntax, but came up empty handed.



Is this possible? Are there other commands that are more applicable (i.e. connection trunk) or am I way off base? Am I just a horrible searcher and the answer is really easy to find?



I'm using a cisco 3640 with a vic-2fxo card. IOS is 12.2(40), IP Plus. I'm using AsteriskNOW as a PBX.



Thanks! wayne


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