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Outbound Routes

Outbound Routes Guide

Controls how internal extensions dial out (Emergency 112, Local/Long Distance 0NXX..., Prefixed Calls 9+Number).

Routes, trunks and the normalization pages can all change a number, and they run one after the other. See the order and which setting to use.

- Match Pattern: e.g. 112 for emergency, _0X. for numbers starting with zero, _9X. for outside-line calls starting with nine.
- Prepend / Append / Strip Front-Back: the dialed number is transformed before being sent to the trunk — digits are stripped from front/back first, then prepend/append is applied.
- Trunks: no primary/backup distinction — tried in the order you add them, each can have its own Caller ID override.

#	Route	Pattern	Number Transform	Trunks	Type
#1	Emergency Emergency (112 / 911)	`911`	-	carrier_main carrier_backup	External
#2	National	`0[1-9]XXXXXXXX`	-	carrier_main carrier_backup	External
#3	Mobile	`05XXXXXXXXX`	-	carrier_main	External
#4	International	`00.`	-	sbc_tls	External
#5	Old PBX	`3XXX`	-	old_pbx	Internal

Route Description Name *

Match Pattern *

Prepend

Append

Strip Front

Strip Back

Trunks * (tried in priority order)

If a trunk does not answer/is busy, the next one is tried in order. Each trunk can have its own Caller ID override (optional).

Route Group Which user group may use this route. Default 1; use a separate group (e.g. 2) for fax users.

This is an internal (in-house) route If checked, this route is treated as internal/tie-line (accessible via IVR direct dial) and uses the Internal Call CID.

Emergency Outbound Route (RFC 6442 / RFC 6443 Geolocation) When marked as an emergency route (112, 911 etc.), SIP Geolocation headers are automatically injected to outbound INVITE for PSAP routing.

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