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Call router configuration task list

SmartWare Software Configuration Guide 

Routing tables are identified by names that can be any arbitrary string. For ease of identification the table type 
is typically used as part of the name. 

Call router tables are created by entering the 

 command, which also brings you into the routing 

table configuration mode. There you can add, modify or delete entries of the routing tables. Refer to the indi-
vidual table types detailed below on how to configure table entries.

The sequence of the lines is not important. The call router creates a search 
tree out of the table lines to ensure optimal search speed.

To remove a specific entry of a table, enter the table configuration mode and 
use the no-form on a previously entered entry. To remove a whole table, use 
the 

 form of the 

 command.

Create a routing table
A routing table forwards the call to another table, interface or service based on a specific call property like the 
called party number or the current date. The call router provides a number of different routing table types. A 
routing table looks like the following:

Figure 63. Routing table outline

Each table contains a header and one or more entries. The header declares the type of the routing table as well 
as its name.

The name of the routing table is unique inside the context and serves as identifier for referencing the table 
from other tables or interfaces. The routing table type specifies which call property the table shall examine. 

 lists the call properties that can be used as a routing table type.

Table 17. Routing table types 

called-e164

Route calls based on the called party E.164 number. Entries of called-e164 tables can 
use wildcards to summarize routes. Digit collection can be configured on a per-entry 
basis.

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