--> Outbound dial peers are used for outgoing VoIP calls whereas Inbound dial peers are used for Incoming VoIP calls on Voice Gateway.
--> The configuration of outbound dial peers is very easy as we use the destination-pattern command to match the dial peer.
--> But the problem is when we need to configure inbound dial peers as it is a little bit complex.
--> Inbound dial peers are used to control incoming calls on Voice Gateway.
--> A Voice gateway matches an inbound call to an inbound dial peer in the following order,
1. Called number with incoming called-number
2. Calling number with answer-address
3. Calling number with destination-pattern
4. Incoming voice port with configured voice port
--> If the incoming call number does not match with above 4 rules still the voice gateway accepts the incoming call.
--> Voice Gateway uses dial peer 0 by default to accept all the incoming voice calls.
--> If you want to do control incoming voice calls on the voice gateway then we can use above 4 rules.
Md.Kareemoddin
CCIE # 54759
--> The configuration of outbound dial peers is very easy as we use the destination-pattern command to match the dial peer.
--> But the problem is when we need to configure inbound dial peers as it is a little bit complex.
--> Inbound dial peers are used to control incoming calls on Voice Gateway.
--> A Voice gateway matches an inbound call to an inbound dial peer in the following order,
1. Called number with incoming called-number
2. Calling number with answer-address
3. Calling number with destination-pattern
4. Incoming voice port with configured voice port
--> If the incoming call number does not match with above 4 rules still the voice gateway accepts the incoming call.
--> Voice Gateway uses dial peer 0 by default to accept all the incoming voice calls.
--> If you want to do control incoming voice calls on the voice gateway then we can use above 4 rules.
Md.Kareemoddin
CCIE # 54759
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