10.24.4.15. Call Routing when no CLI present 
Feature Description
Routing of an incoming call depending on the calling party number
requires an entry of a GDTR rule for DNIS routing.
With GDTR rules used for SID /ANI routing (rules 1-128) the parameter
DGTSTR represents the CALLING party number. The wild card * can be used
to represent any calling party digit and the # character represents any
calling party number.
Generation
For the following configuration, an incoming call to 8887 with
caller ID of 498989400xxxx will be routed to RCG 103.
ADD-DNIT:TBL=DNI,INTRTDN=8884,ROUTING=SA,SARULE=0, DISPLAY="NODE 400",ACD=YES,RCG=103,PRI=64, OVRPRI=0,AUDSRCID=0,THRSHLD=*,REVCHA=FORB; ADD-DNIT:TBL=GDTR,GDTRRULE=110,DGTSTR=498989400****, INTRTDN=8884,SVCDATA=NOREQ; ADD-DNIT:TBL=DNI,INTRTDN=8887,ROUTING=DRTSA, SARULE=110,DISPLAY="SERVICE",ACD=YES,RCG=23, PRI=64,OVRPRI=0,AUDSRCID=0,THRSHLD=*,REVCHA=FORB;
Additionally it is possible to configure a GDTR entry
in order to route incoming calls without caller ID to a group of extensions
defined by the customer. 000000 is defined now as the "no CLI"
string for DGTSTR parameter in
ADD-DNIT:TBL=GDTR....ADD-DNIT:TBL=DNI,INTRTDN=8884,ROUTING=SA,SARULE=0, DISPLAY="NO CLI",ACD=YES,RCG=103,PRI=64, OVRPRI=0,AUDSRCID=0,THRSHLD=*,REVCHA=FORB; ADD-DNIT:TBL=GDTR,GDTRRULE=110,DGTSTR=000000, INTRTDN=8884,SVCDATA=NOREQ; ADD-DNIT:TBL=DNI,INTRTDN=8887,ROUTING=DRTSA, SARULE=110,DISPLAY="SERVICE",ACD=YES,RCG=23,PRI=64, OVRPRI=0,AUDSRCID=0,THRSHLD=*,REVCHA=FORB;
For the above configuration, any incoming call to 8887
with no caller ID will be routed to RCG 103.