FaxBack Port Server - Manual - Manual (Page 37)

Starts with: Matches if the input number starts with this text.
Ends with: Matches if the input number ends with this text.
Contains: Matches if the input number contains this text anywhere.
Matches regex: Allows number matching using a regular expression. For information on the regular expression
language, see Microsoft’s documentation here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en‐us/library/hs600312.aspx . For
example, ^[2‐9][0‐8][0‐9][0‐9]{3}[0‐9]{4}$ can be used to verify a number is valid under the North
American Numbering Plan (NANP).
Contains anything: Useful to just match certain numbers of a certain length.
Send Routing Rule Actions
Route to: Numbers matching these identifiers are routed to a Port Server or Routing Group. No further actions are
executed.
Block Send Denied: Blocks the fax with error code 0x7558 “Send was blocked by a routing rule”.
Block Send Invalid format: Blocks the fax with error code 0x7559 “Fax number not valid”.
Add text: Adds the text to the beginning or end of the number.
Trim: Removes a certain number of characters from the beginning or end of the number.
Replace using regex: Allows advanced manipulation of the number using a regular expression. Separate the
“match” expression and the “replace” expression with a single slash. For information on the regular expression
language, see Microsoft’s documentation here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en‐us/library/hs600312.aspx . For
example, \D+/‐ can be used to convert all non‐digit characters to hyphens.
Set Caller ID (ANI): Override the caller ID of any call that matches this rule.
DIDs
Direct Inward Dial numbers. Case insensitive string comparison. “*” matches everything as a fallback.