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Network VRU Explorer
Step 3
Select the tool you need:
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Use the Label Bulk tool to configure many labels at a time.
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Use the Label List tool to configure individual labels for any network targets.
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Use the preceding Explorer tools to configure labels for a specific network target (services,
service arrays, skill groups, translation routes, agents, announcements, network VRUs).
service arrays, skill groups, translation routes, agents, announcements, network VRUs).
Step 4
Enter values for the following fields. Use the online help if you have questions:
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Routing Client. (required) The enterprise name of the routing client that can receive this
label.
label.
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Label. (required)
The literal string of characters to be returned to the routing client.
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Label Type. (required)
The type of label. The valid types depend on the type of the routing client. For more
information, see the descriptions of label types in the "
information, see the descriptions of label types in the "
table.
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Target type
(selection list) Indicates the type of the network target associated with the label: Network
Announcement, PBX/ACD Peripheral (that is, a peripheral target), a device target, a scheduled
target, or a network VRU.
Announcement, PBX/ACD Peripheral (that is, a peripheral target), a device target, a scheduled
target, or a network VRU.
Note: The Target type is a filter for the Network target field. The Target type selected is not
retained unless a Network target is selected.
retained unless a Network target is selected.
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Network target. (list and bulk tools only)
(selection list) Indicates the announcement, peripheral target, or scheduled target associated
with the label.
with the label.
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Customer. (list and bulk tools only)
The customer associated with the label.
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Description. Any other information you want about the label.
table lists which targets are valid for each label type.
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Chapter 8: Configuring Routes and Routing Targets
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