>> MIB - Management Information Base
>> Table: x25RewriteTable - (.1.3.6.1.4.1.272.4.6.6.1)
Description: This Table contains entries, that describe different rules of rewriting the call parameters before delivering a call. Which entry in this table is used, will be determined by the route table.
x25RewriteTable
OID | Name | Type | Access
.1 | RewritingRule | INTEGER | RW
.2 | ReverseCharging | ENUM | D
.3 | RPOA | ENUM | RW
.4 | NUI | DisplayString | RW
.5 | SrcAddr | DisplayString | RW
.6 | SrcNSAP | DisplayString | RW
.7 | DstAddr | DisplayString | RW
.8 | DstNSAP | DisplayString | RW
.9 | ProtocolId | INTEGER | RW
.10 | CallUserData | OCTET STRING | RW
.11 | RespSrcAddr | DisplayString | RW
.12 | RespSrcNSAP | DisplayString | RW
.13 | RespDstAddr | DisplayString | RW
.14 | RespDstNSAP | DisplayString | RW
.15 | RespProtocolId | INTEGER | RW
.16 | RespCallUserData | OCTET STRING | RW
.17 | Cug | INTEGER | RW
.18 | CugOutgoing | INTEGER | RW
.19 | CugBilateral | INTEGER | RW
RewritingRule
The unique number of the rewriting rule. Range: 1 to 999999
ReverseCharging
This object describes what to do with the reverse charging facility. Enumerations: dont-change (1) set (2) clear (3) delete (4)
RPOA
This object describes what to do with the rpoa facility. Enumerations: dont-change (1) remove-first (2)
NUI
This object contains the new value of the NUI facility. If this object is an empty string, the NUI facility will not be changed. Length: 0 to 255
SrcAddr
Specifies how to rewrite the source address. Digits will be set directly to the new address. A '.' will move a digit from the old address to the new address. A '*' will move all remaining digits from the old address to the new address. A '%' will delete a digit from the old address. A '#' will append all digits from the old address to the new address. Please note that the eventually leading '@' (indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like digits. If this object is empty, the source address will not be changed. Length: 0 to 255
SrcNSAP
Specifies how to rewrite the source NSAP. Digits will be set directly to the new NSAP. A '.' will move a digit from the old NSAP to the new NSAP. A '*' will move all remaining digits from the old NSAP to the new NSAP. A '%' will delete a digit from the old NSAP. A '#' will append all digits from the old NSAP to the new NSAP. Please note that the eventually leading '@' (indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like digits. If this object is empty, the source NSAP will not be changed. Length: 0 to 255
DstAddr
Specifies how to rewrite the destination address. Digits will be set directly to the new address. A '.' will move a digit from the old address to the new address. A '*' will move all remaining digits from the old address to the new address. A '%' will delete a digit from the old address. A '#' will append all digits from the old address to the new address. Please note that the eventually leading '@' (indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like digits. If this object is empty, the destination address will not be changed. Length: 0 to 255
DstNSAP
Specifies how to rewrite the destination NSAP. Digits will be set directly to the new NSAP. A '.' will move a digit from the old NSAP to the new NSAP. A '*' will move all remaining digits from the old NSAP to the new NSAP. A '%' will delete a digit from the old NSAP. A '#' will append all digits from the old NSAP to the new NSAP. Please note that the eventually leading '@' (indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like digits. If this object is empty, the destination NSAP will not be changed. Length: 0 to 255
ProtocolId
This object specifies the new value of the protocol id field. The protocol id field will not be changed, if this object is set to -1
CallUserData
The new value of the call user data field. The call user data field will not be changed, if this object is an empty string. A leading '%' will be ignored. This allows to delete the call user data portion of a call packet by setting this object to a single '%'.
RespSrcAddr
Specifies how to rewrite the source address of the call accepted packet. Digits will be set directly to the new address. A '.' will move a digit from the old address to the new address. A '*' will move all remaining digits from the old address to the new address. A '%' will delete a digit from the old address. A '#' will append all digits from the old address to the new address. Please note that the eventually leading '@' (indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like digits. If this object is empty, the source address will not be changed. Length: 0 to 255
RespSrcNSAP
Specifies how to rewrite the source NSAP in the call accepted packet. Digits will be set directly to the new NSAP. A '.' will move a digit from the old NSAP to the new NSAP. A '*' will move all remaining digits from the old NSAP to the new NSAP. A '%' will delete a digit from the old NSAP. A '#' will append all digits from the old NSAP to the new NSAP. Please note that the eventually leading '@' (indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like digits. If this object is empty, the source NSAP will not be changed. Length: 0 to 255
RespDstAddr
Specifies how to rewrite the destination address of the call accepted packet. Digits will be set directly to the new address. A '.' will move a digit from the old address to the new address. A '*' will move all remaining digits from the old address to the new address. A '%' will delete a digit from the old address. A '#' will append all digits from the old address to the new address. Please note that the eventually leading '@' (indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like digits. If this object is empty, the destination address will not be changed. Length: 0 to 255
RespDstNSAP
Specifies how to rewrite the destination NSAP in the call accepted packet. Digits will be set directly to the new NSAP. A '.' will move a digit from the old NSAP to the new NSAP. A '*' will move all remaining digits from the old NSAP to the new NSAP. A '%' will delete a digit from the old NSAP. A '#' will append all digits from the old NSAP to the new . Please note that the eventually leading '@' (indicating extended adressing) is handled execatly like digits. If this object is empty, the destination NSAP will not be changed. Length: 0 to 255
RespProtocolId
This object contains the new value of the ProtocolID field of the call accepted packet. The ProtocolID will not be changed, if this object is set to -1.
RespCallUserData
The new value of the call user data field of the call accepted packet. The call user data field will not be changed, if this object is an empty string. A leading '%' will be ignored. This allows to delete the call user data portion of a call accepted packet by setting this object to a single '%'.
Cug
This object contains the new value of the CUG facility. If this object is set to -1, the CUG facility will not be changed. The CUG facility will be removed, if this object is set to -2. Range: -2 to 9999
CugOutgoing
This object contains the new value of the Outgoing CUG facility. If this object is set to -1, the Outgoing CUG facility will not be changed. The Outgoing CUG facility will be removed, if this object is set to -2. Range: -2 to 9999
CugBilateral
This object contains the new value of the Bilateral CUG facility. If this object is set to -1, the Bilateral CUG facility will not be changed. The Bilateral CUG facility will be removed, if this object is set to -2. Range: -2 to 9999

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