Patton electronic SmartNode 4110 Series ユーザーズマニュアル

Call router configuration task list

SmartWare Software Configuration Guide 

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To configure the call router, perform the tasks in the following sections and in the order as listed below.

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Map out the goals for the call router

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Enable advanced call routing on circuit interfaces

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Configure general call router behavior

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Configure call router tables

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Configure mapping tables and complex functions

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Configure call services

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Deleting routing tables and functions

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Activate the call router configuration

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Test the call router configuration

There are many possible policies and factors that may influence the call router configuration. Some 
examples are:

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On-net off-net call routing

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ISDN service routing

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Carrier selection

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Service quality

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Fallback strategies

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Network and gateway selection

Other factors that must be taken into account are:

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Available number ranges (DDI, MSN, PISN) 

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Potential restrictions imposed by neighboring equipment (Gatekeepers, Remote Gateways, PBXs) on the 
number length or range to be used.

The call router allows you to solve practically any call routing 
and call property manipulation requirement that you may have. 
The call router is very flexible in allowing the construction of 
decision trees based on linked routing tables. However you 
should take care not to use too many tables and an over-elabo-
rate structure. The configuration may become large and difficult 
to manage. For complex configurations we recommend offline 
editing and configuration downloads.

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