Enter change uniform-dial plan n, where n is the number of the dial plan that you want to administer.
In the Matching Pattern field, type the number that you want the software to match to the number that a user dials.
In the Len field, type the number of digits of the user-dialed number, that the software analyzes when the software compares the user-dialed number with the numbers in the matching pattern field.
In the Del field, type the number of digits that the software deletes before the software routes a call.
The number that you type must be less than, or equal to, the number that you type in the Len field.
In the Insert Digits field, type the digits that the software uses to replace the digits that the software deletes from the user-dialed number.
If you want the software to delete the digits instead of to replace the digits, leave the Insert Digits field blank. You can type a maximum of 4 digits.
In the Net field, type the server or the system network that the software uses to analyze the number that the software converts.
Perform one of the following actions:
If you want the software to route the converted digit-string as an extension, type ext.
If you want the software to route the converted digit-string as its converted AAR address, type aar.
If you want the software to route the converted digit-string as its converted ARS address, type ars.
If you want the software to route the converted digit-string as its ENP node number, type enp.
If you type enp, you must:
Type the extension number portability (ENP) node number in the Node Number field.
Leave the Insert Digits field blank. Type n in the Cony field.
In the Node Num field, type the ENP node number.
In the Conv field, perform one of the following actions:
If you want additional digit conversion, type y.
If you do not want additional digit conversion, type n.
Note:
The Percent Full field displays the percent of the allocated uniform dial plan data resources that are currently used. You cannot change this field.
