AT&T 555-230-520 Manual Do Utilizador

Glossary

Issue  4   September 1995

 

A LAI call setup that consists of two switches: sending switch and receiving switch. The vector(s) 
in the sending switch determine whether the call should be sent to the receiving switch. The 
vectors in the receiving switch determine whether to accept or deny the call according to a 
number of conditions.

See uniform call distribution.

The type of vector control flow that is automatically passed from the current vector step to the 
specified vector or vector step.

Uses the Most Idle Agent algorithm to route calls.

A programmed routing table for processing incoming calls that provide various responses to the 
caller before the call is answered or receives other treatment. See also call vectoring, vector 
command, and vector step.

A split or skill that is accessed from a vector step that results in queuing to the split/sill while the 
call is still under vector-processing control.

A command used in call vectoring to specify the treatment that a call will receive. See also vector 
and 

.

An extension number that terminates to a vector. Calls to the VDN are processed by the vector to 
which the VDN points.   When used with call vectoring, the dialed number received by the 
communications system to provide DNIS is the VDN assigned for that service.

The vector-assigned value that determines which vector is activated when a call comes into a 
VDN. Several VDNs may send calls to the same vector.

A single step of a programmed routing table for processing incoming calls that provide various 
responses to the caller before the call is answered or receives other treatment. See also vector, 
call vectoring, and vector command.

See Vector Directory Number (VDN).