RewritingRule |
The unique number of the rewriting rule. |
ReverseCharging |
This object describes what to do with the reverse charging
facility. Enumerations: - dont-change (1)
- set (2)
- clear (3)
- delete (4)
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RPOA |
This object describes what to do with the rpoa facility. Enumerations: - dont-change (1)
- remove-first (2)
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NUI |
This object contains the new value of the NUI facility.
If this object is an empty string, the NUI facility
will not be changed. |
SrcAddr |
Specifies how to rewrite the source address. Digits
will be set directly to the new address. A '.' will
move a digit from the old address to the new address.
A '*' will move all remaining digits from the old address
to the new address. A '%' will delete a digit from the
old address. Please note that the eventually leading '@'
(indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like
digits. If this object is empty, the source address will
not be changed. |
SrcNSAP |
Specifies how to rewrite the source NSAP. Digits
will be set directly to the new NSAP. A '.' will
move a digit from the old NSAP to the new NSAP.
A '*' will move all remaining digits from the old NSAP
to the new NSAP. A '%' will delete a digit from the
old NSAP. Please note that the eventually leading '@'
(indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like
digits. If this object is empty, the source NSAP will
not be changed. |
DstAddr |
Specifies how to rewrite the destination address. Digits
will be set directly to the new address. A '.' will
move a digit from the old address to the new address.
A '*' will move all remaining digits from the old address
to the new address. A '%' will delete a digit from the
old address. Please note that the eventually leading '@'
(indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like
digits. If this object is empty, the destination address will
not be changed. |
DstNSAP |
Specifies how to rewrite the destination NSAP. Digits
will be set directly to the new NSAP. A '.' will
move a digit from the old NSAP to the new NSAP.
A '*' will move all remaining digits from the old NSAP
to the new NSAP. A '%' will delete a digit from the
old NSAP. Please note that the eventually leading '@'
(indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like
digits. If this object is empty, the destination NSAP will
not be changed. |
ProtocolId |
This object specifies the new value of the protocol id field.
The protocol id field will not be changed, if this object
is set to -1 |
CallUserData |
The new value of the call user data field. The call user data
field will not be changed, if this object is an empty string.
A leading '%' will be ignored. This allows to delete the
call user data portion of a call packet by setting this
object to a single '%'. |
RespSrcAddr |
Specifies how to rewrite the source address of the call
accepted packet. Digits will be set directly to the new
address. A '.' will move a digit from the old address to
the new address. A '*' will move all remaining digits
from the old address to the new address. A '%' will
delete a digit from the old address. Please note that
the eventually leading '@' (indicating extended adressing)
is handled execatly like digits. If this object is empty,
the source address will not be changed. |
RespSrcNSAP |
Specifies how to rewrite the source NSAP in the call
accepted packet. Digits will be set directly to the new
NSAP. A '.' will move a digit from the old NSAP to the
new NSAP. A '*' will move all remaining digits from the
old NSAP to the new NSAP. A '%' will delete a digit from the
old NSAP. Please note that the eventually leading '@'
(indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like
digits. If this object is empty, the source NSAP will
not be changed. |
RespDstAddr |
Specifies how to rewrite the destination address of the call
accepted packet. Digits will be set directly to the new
address. A '.' will move a digit from the old address to
the new address. A '*' will move all remaining digits
from the old address to the new address. A '%' will
delete a digit from the old address. Please note that
the eventually leading '@' (indicating extended adressing)
is handled execatly like digits. If this object is empty,
the destination address will not be changed. |
RespDstNSAP |
Specifies how to rewrite the destination NSAP in the call
accepted packet. Digits will be set directly to the new
NSAP. A '.' will move a digit from the old NSAP to the
new NSAP. A '*' will move all remaining digits from the
old NSAP to the new NSAP. A '%' will delete a digit from the
old NSAP. Please note that the eventually leading '@'
(indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like
digits. If this object is empty, the destination NSAP will
not be changed. |
RespProtocolId |
This object contains the new value of the ProtocolID field
of the call accepted packet. The ProtocolID will not be
changed, if this object is set to -1. |
RespCallUserData |
The new value of the call user data field of the call
accepted packet. The call user data field will not be
changed, if this object is an empty string. A leading
'%' will be ignored. This allows to delete the
call user data portion of a call accepted packet by
setting this object to a single '%'. |
Cug |
This object contains the new value of the CUG facility.
If this object is set to -1, the CUG facility will not be
changed. The CUG facility will be removed, if this object is
set to -2. |
CugOutgoing |
This object contains the new value of the Outgoing CUG
facility. If this object is set to -1, the Outgoing CUG
facility will not be changed. The Outgoing CUG facility will be
removed, if this object is set to -2. |
CugBilateral |
This object contains the new value of the Bilateral CUG
facility. If this object is set to -1, the Bilateral CUG
facility will not be changed. The Bilateral CUG facility will
be removed, if this object is set to -2. |
DstLinkAddr |
Specifies a rule how to generate a destination link address
from destination X.25 address or destination NSAP.
Digits will be set directly to the new address. A '.' will
move a digit from the old address to the new address.
A '*' will move all remaining digits from the old address
to the new address. A '%' will delete a digit from the
old address.
The optional leading digit specifies the protocol to be
used for the Layer 1 or the type of destination address
to be generated (IP or MAC), this is followed by a mandatory
character 'X' (use X.25 address for conversion) or 'N' (use
NSAP). |