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The Routes and Target Subsystem
For every routing request it processes, the system software determines an announcement to be
played to the caller, a route for the call, or a special action such as ring-no-answer or signal
busy.
To see the elements of the routes and targets subsystem and the order in which you must define
them, see the following 
elements defined in the routing client and peripheral subsystems. For example, you must define
a network trunk group and trunk group, which are part of the peripheral subsystem, before you
can define a peripheral target.
Figure 40: Routes and Target subsystem
" section. For information on defining trunk groups, see the "
" section. For information on defining services and
skill targets, see the "
" section. This section describes the
relationship between the elements in the Routes and Targets subsystem and how to configure
them.
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Chapter 8: Configuring Routes and Routing Targets
The Routes and Target Subsystem