This table defines, for the outgoing call packets,
the association between an X121 address pattern to
be converted and the substituted address pattern.
This substitution is used on the logical ports
when *ConversionOutgoingCall is not set to 'off'
or *ConversionAddressCheck is set to
'onOutgoingCall' or
'onIncomingCallAndOutgoingCall'.
Two digits have special meanings :
The digit 'C' ('$' on the equipment configurator)
when simultaneously used in the address pattern
to be converted AND in the converted address
pattern matches any single digit which will be
reported in the converted address.
Example :
fcwConvOutExternalAddr = 1234C6C8FFFFFFF
fcwConvOutConvertedAddr = 900010CCFFFFFFF
1234567890 is converted to 9000105790
The digit 'D' ('?' on the equipment configurator)
when used in the address pattern to be
converted matches any single digit which will
not be present in the converted address.
Example :
fcwConvOutExternalAddr = 1234DD78FFFFFFF
fcwConvOutConvertedAddr = 9000FFFFFFFFFFF
1234567890 is converted to 900090,
1234007890 is converted to 900090,
1234560090 is not converted.
Parsed from file v42ami1e.mib.txt
Company: None
Module: PCE-MIB
This table defines, for the outgoing call packets,
the association between an X121 address pattern to
be converted and the substituted address pattern.
This substitution is used on the logical ports
when *ConversionOutgoingCall is not set to 'off'
or *ConversionAddressCheck is set to
'onOutgoingCall' or
'onIncomingCallAndOutgoingCall'.
Two digits have special meanings :
The digit 'C' ('$' on the equipment configurator)
when simultaneously used in the address pattern
to be converted AND in the converted address
pattern matches any single digit which will be
reported in the converted address.
Example :
fcwConvOutExternalAddr = 1234C6C8FFFFFFF
fcwConvOutConvertedAddr = 900010CCFFFFFFF
1234567890 is converted to 9000105790
The digit 'D' ('?' on the equipment configurator)
when used in the address pattern to be
converted matches any single digit which will
not be present in the converted address.
Example :
fcwConvOutExternalAddr = 1234DD78FFFFFFF
fcwConvOutConvertedAddr = 9000FFFFFFFFFFF
1234567890 is converted to 900090,
1234007890 is converted to 900090,
1234560090 is not converted.
Parsed from file PCE-MIB.mib
Module: PCE-MIB
Vendor: Philips Communication d'Entreprise Claude Lubin
Module: PCE-MIB
[Automatically extracted from oidview.com]
fcwAddrConvOutgoingCallTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF FcwAddrConvOutgoingCallEntry ACCESS not-accessible STATUS mandatory DESCRIPTION "This table defines, for the outgoing call packets, the association between an X121 address pattern to be converted and the substituted address pattern. This substitution is used on the logical ports when *ConversionOutgoingCall is not set to 'off' or *ConversionAddressCheck is set to 'onOutgoingCall' or 'onIncomingCallAndOutgoingCall'. Two digits have special meanings : The digit 'C' ('$' on the equipment configurator) when simultaneously used in the address pattern to be converted AND in the converted address pattern matches any single digit which will be reported in the converted address. Example : fcwConvOutExternalAddr = 1234C6C8FFFFFFF fcwConvOutConvertedAddr = 900010CCFFFFFFF 1234567890 is converted to 9000105790 The digit 'D' ('?' on the equipment configurator) when used in the address pattern to be converted matches any single digit which will not be present in the converted address. Example : fcwConvOutExternalAddr = 1234DD78FFFFFFF fcwConvOutConvertedAddr = 9000FFFFFFFFFFF 1234567890 is converted to 900090, 1234007890 is converted to 900090, 1234560090 is not converted." ::= { fcwAddressConversion 2 }
fcwAddrConvOutgoingCallTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF FcwAddrConvOutgoingCallEntry ACCESS not-accessible STATUS mandatory DESCRIPTION "This table defines, for the outgoing call packets, the association between an X121 address pattern to be converted and the substituted address pattern. This substitution is used on the logical ports when *ConversionOutgoingCall is not set to 'off' or *ConversionAddressCheck is set to 'onOutgoingCall' or 'onIncomingCallAndOutgoingCall'. Two digits have special meanings : The digit 'C' ('$' on the equipment configurator) when simultaneously used in the address pattern to be converted AND in the converted address pattern matches any single digit which will be reported in the converted address. Example : fcwConvOutExternalAddr = 1234C6C8FFFFFFF fcwConvOutConvertedAddr = 900010CCFFFFFFF 1234567890 is converted to 9000105790 The digit 'D' ('?' on the equipment configurator) when used in the address pattern to be converted matches any single digit which will not be present in the converted address. Example : fcwConvOutExternalAddr = 1234DD78FFFFFFF fcwConvOutConvertedAddr = 9000FFFFFFFFFFF 1234567890 is converted to 900090, 1234007890 is converted to 900090, 1234560090 is not converted." ::= { fcwAddressConversion 2 }
| OID | Name | Sub children | Sub Nodes Total | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.866.20.1.25.48.2.1 | fcwAddrConvOutgoingCallEntry | 4 | 4 | An entry of fcwAddrConvOutgoingCallTable. |
| OID | Name | Sub children | Sub Nodes Total | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.866.20.1.25.48.1 | fcwAddrConvIncomingCallTable | 1 | 5 | This table defines, for the incoming call packets, the association between an X121 address pattern to be converted and the substi… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.866.20.1.25.48.3 | fcwAddrConvMultiCriterionInCallTable | 1 | 6 | None |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.866.20.1.25.48.4 | fcwAddrConvMultiCriterionOutCallTable | 1 | 6 | None |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.866.20.1.25.48.5 | fcwAddrConvCondOutgoingCallTable | 1 | 5 | None |