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94 CHAPTER 2: CONFIGURING THE DIRECTORY SERVER
■ Number Plan Description — Indicates the type of numbering plan
used. The ISDN PRI is provisioned in the outdial pattern. The directory
server sends the NPI value to the SIP Proxy. The SIP proxy adds the NPI
value to the outgoing SIP INVITE and sends it to the chosen gateway
to make the outgoing call. If an NPI value is provisioned it forces an
NPI value to be added to the outgoing call parameters or override an
existing NPI value. A populated NPI is sent in the routSearchResponse.
4 Click Save. The OutDial Patterns page appears, showing the edited out
dial pattern.
Deleting Out Dial
Patterns
To delete out dial patterns:
1 From the directory provisioning main page, click OutDial Pattern.
The OutDial Patterns page appears.
2 From the OutDialPatterns page, either an individual or multiple out dial
patterns can be deleted.
■ Individual — From the Action column, click Delete in the same row as
the out dial pattern.
■ Multiple — Check each box preceding the Name column and then
click Delete Selected.
An outdial pattern cannot be deleted if it is associated with a route. You
will get a DB Exception error if you try to delete an outdial pattern that is
associated with a route.
The OutDial Patterns page refreshes, showing the deleted out dial
patterns.
Managing
Requestors
This section provides information on how to add, edit, and delete
requestors. Requestors are usually Tier 1 (such as a gateway) or Tier 2
(such as the call controller) components used for source based input
parameters for URI Translation and Destination URI Routing.
Adding Requestors To add requestors:
1 From the directory provisioning page, click Requestors.
The List of Requestors page appears. See Figure 26.