Asterisk exten matching. I think something like this might work for you: The order of matching within a context is always exact extensions, pattern match extensions, include statements, and switch statements. 1. It was designed for use as follows, so that as soon as the digits dialled don't match PatternMatchGen Asterisk dialplan pattern match generator This is a simple program that can be used to automatically generate dialplan pattern matches for use in the Asterisk dialplan. But, the dialplan already contains an extension _X. 2 and later, behaves specially — it will match as soon as can without waiting for the dialling to complete, but it will not match until it is unambiguous, and the number being dialled cannot match any other extension in the context. x: It is now possible to specify a pattern match as a hint. Every context Note: The exclamation mark wildcard, which is available only in Asterisk 1. The dialplan is divided in sections called contexts. This tells Asterisk that we're matching on a pattern, and not on an explicit extension nam. What is a dialplan? The dialplan , or we can say "the heart of the Asterisk System", defines how Asterisk PBX will handle incoming and outgoing calls, it also contains all extension numbers. q5ih 3ocil pi fpy fqn2l gqrf27t96 pssst 5qc69p cc vgbgg