Hello,

Crikey, just started playing with the Dial Plan for a Snom which is
connected to a PBX and requires 9 for external calls.

So, I have four bits so far:

|(^9[2-8][0-9]{5}$)|sip:\1@\d|d

|(^90[1-9][0-9]{9}$)|sip:\1@\d|d

|(^[2-4][0-9]{2}$)|sip:\1@\d|d

|(^999$)|sip:9\1@\d|d

The 1st part should cater for 6 digit local dialing (the PBX is
connected to BT lines, so no need to force the STD to dial - how would
I anyway.....I'd need 9 to be substituted with 901484)

The 2nd part should cater for 11 digit national dialing.

The 3rd part for PBX extesnions 2xx, 3xx or 4xx.

The last part deals with the emergency services.

Before I unleash it on a load of phones,...have I got it right?

Cheers.