Polycom 3725-76302-001LI manual Dial Rules, Domain doesn’t match a Resolve to conference room

Dial Rules Call Server Configuration

Table 10-2Fields on the Domains page (continued)

Field	Description
Locally registered SIP	Specifies that call requests for locally registered SIP
endpoints belong to	endpoints don’t have to match the domain. For
every local domain	example, if there is an endpoint registered as
	‘sip:johnsmith@1.1.1.1’ and this option is enabled, a
	call to 'sip:johnsmith@mycompany.com’ may be
	connected to that endpoint.
	If this option is not selected, call requests must exactly
	match the URI of the registered endpoint.
Email IDs of locally	Specifies that call requests for locally registered H.323
registered H.323	endpoints’ email IDs don’t have to match the domain.
endpoints belong to	For example, if there is an endpoint registered as
every local domain	‘h323:johnsmith@1.1.1.1’ and this option is enabled, a
	call to 'h323:johnsmith@mycompany.com’ may be
	connected to that endpoint.
	If this option is not selected, call requests must exactly
	match the URI of the registered endpoint.
Conference rooms	Specifies that if the dial string begins with the dial-in
belong to every local	number of a conference room (VMR) on the Polycom
domain	DMA system, a dial rule implementing the Resolve to
	conference room ID action (such as dial rule #2 of the
	default dial plan) ignores the domain, if any, and routes
	the call to that conference room.
	If this option is not selected, a dial string that includes a
	domain doesn’t match a Resolve to conference room
	ID dial rule.

See also:

“Call Server Configuration” on page 237 “About the Call Server Capabilities” on page 238

Dial Rules

Dial rules specify how the Polycom DMA system Call Server uses the dial string to determine where to route the call. This dial string may include an IP address, a string of numbers that begin with a prefix associated with a service, a string that begins with a country code and city code, or a string that matches a particular alias for a device.

Dial strings may match multiple dial rules, but the rules have a priority order. When the Polycom DMA system Call Server receives a call request and associated dial string, it applies the first matched (highest priority) dial rule.

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