The target number of the incoming call is defined in the DID Number section. To run the accept-all rule in this definition, the DID pattern section can be left blank or ^d+$ can be written.
The ^ = sign means the beginning of the rule.
d = means any digit between 0 and 9.
+ = means an indefinite number of digits.
The $ = sign means the end of the rule.
Some examples are as follows;
^d+$= any number of digits
^[2-4]d+$ = 02.03 v A number of any length starting with e04
^ [ 2-4|8]d+$= A number of any length starting with 02,03,04 and 08
^[2-4]dddddd$= 7 digit number starting with 2,3,4
^05d+$= A number of any length starting with 05
^00d+$= A number of any length starting with 00
EXAMPLE; DOMESTIC, OUTSIDE, GSM AND INTERNATIONAL CALL DEFINITION

