Cisco Systems SPA9000 Instruction Description Syntax and Examples, Performs the default case

Configuring the Auto Attendant	7
Writing an Auto Attendant Script

Instruction		Description	Syntax and Example(s)
match		Upon a match between the user	<match >
		input and the dial plan, the Auto	<case input= “x”/>
		Attendant transfers to the	<!--audio instruction
		corresponding <case> and execute	(optional) -->
		the corresponding audio and/or	<!--action instruction
		action instructions. If the Auto	(optional) -->
		Attendant cannot find a match in	</case>
			<case input= “#”/>
		any of the <case> statements, it
			<!—audio instruction
		performs the <default> case.
			(optional) -->
			<!--action instruction
			(optional) -->
			</case>
			<default>
			<!—audio instruction
			(optional) -->
			<!--action instruction
			(optional) -->
			</default>
			</match>
	goto	The Auto Attendant transfers the	<goto link= “daytime”>
		caller from one <form> to the other	“daytime” is the id of a
		<form>. All <form>s are identified
		by the attribute “id”. The value in the	<form> entry.
		id attribute must be unique;	Example: <form id=”daytime”
		otherwise, the Auto Attendant	type=”menu”>
		selects the last valid <form> as the
		transfer-to target.
	xfer	The Auto Attendant performs a	<xfer name= “Technical
		blind transfer of the caller to the	Support” target= “5000”/>
		target, and then it ends processing
		“target = $input” is equivalent to the
		input value already passed by the
		dialplan. There is no significance to
		the name attribute.
	exit	When this action is reached, the	<exit>
		Auto Attendant stops, and the call
		ends

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