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The OPC Registry variable “MapPeripheralTargetsWithoutTrunkGroup”
must be set to the default value of zero for Event Data Feed VRUs.
must be set to the default value of zero for Event Data Feed VRUs.
6.2.2. Call Routing VRUs
Configuration of all Trunk Group/DNIS combinations as Peripheral
Targets is not essential. However, Peripheral Targets necessary for Post
Routing / Translation Routing must still be configured.
Targets is not essential. However, Peripheral Targets necessary for Post
Routing / Translation Routing must still be configured.
The OPC Registry variable “MapPeripheralTargetsWithoutTrunkGroup”
must be changed to 1 for Call Routing-only VRUs.
must be changed to 1 for Call Routing-only VRUs.
6.3. Trunk Groups
The Trunk Group Peripheral Number corresponds to the Trunk Group ID
value in VRU messages. No special configuration information is required
for Trunk Groups for the VRU PG. The trunk count is obtained
dynamically from the VRU and should not be configured. The VRU PG
does not use the Trunk Group Extension.
value in VRU messages. No special configuration information is required
for Trunk Groups for the VRU PG. The trunk count is obtained
dynamically from the VRU and should not be configured. The VRU PG
does not use the Trunk Group Extension.
6.4. Trunks
Incoming calls are identified according to the individual trunk or port that
the call occupies. However, there is no need to configure individual trunks
in Unified ICM; the identification of trunks is handled automatically by
the VRU and the VRU PG.
the call occupies. However, there is no need to configure individual trunks
in Unified ICM; the identification of trunks is handled automatically by
the VRU and the VRU PG.
6.5. Services
The Service Peripheral Number corresponds to the Service ID value in
VRU messages.
VRU messages.
6.6. Translation Routes
No special configuration considerations apply.
6.7. Routes
A Route is one or more Peripheral Targets. A Peripheral Target is a
network target identified by a Trunk Group and DNIS that terminates on
the VRU. A Peripheral Target is equivalent to the combination of DNIS
and the Trunk Group(s) through which the incoming calls arrive.
network target identified by a Trunk Group and DNIS that terminates on
the VRU. A Peripheral Target is equivalent to the combination of DNIS
and the Trunk Group(s) through which the incoming calls arrive.
6.8. Routing Client
The VRU PG supports post routing and can therefore be considered a
Routing Client. To configure a Routing Client for the VRU, select the
VRU Peripheral's "Routing Client" Tab in PG Explorer and set the Client
Type to "VRU" through Configuration Manager.
Routing Client. To configure a Routing Client for the VRU, select the
VRU Peripheral's "Routing Client" Tab in PG Explorer and set the Client
Type to "VRU" through Configuration Manager.