Lucent Technologies 555-661-150 manual Plus

Table 2–25. Outside Calls: Scenario 5

Originating or
Receiving System	Dialed Digits	Local Routing	Non-Local Routing
System O: Ext. FRL: 1	￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿	ARS Area Code Table routes to main pool,	None
		FRL 2, call denied. ●
System N: Ext. FRL: 3		ARS Area Code Table routes to tandem	System A: ARS Area Code Table routes
		trunk pool, FRL 2.<	to outgoing PRI lines, performing
			necessary digit manipulation
System A receives 2	twice at 64	PRI dial-plan routes to tandem trunk pool	System O: 2B data calls are routed to 2B
incoming data calls at 64	kbps	connected to System O <	data extension 1822 at 128 kbps. ●
kbps.	￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿
System A receives		DID routes to tandem trunk pool	System N: Call goes to Ext. 4500
incoming DID call.		connected to System N <	customer service calling group, where the
			agent at Ext. 4504 answers. ●
System A receives		Call is identified as destined for non-local	System N: Call goes to Ext. 4400
incoming PRI dial-plan		extension and is routed to tandem trunk	technical support calling group, where the
routed call with ANI.		pool connected to System N <	agent at Ext. 4432 (PassageWay client)
			answers and receives screen pop
			information about the customer. ●

	2	NetworkReference 555-661-150	MERLINLEGEND Communications
Network Configuration Scenarios	Call-Handling Scenarios
			System Release 6.1

System N remote	￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿plus
access caller dials into	remote access barrier
System N on	code. Then the caller
	dials	. The barrier
ground/start line

programmed for	code FRL is 3.
dedicated remote
access.

The system searches the local and non- local dial plan and compares the remote access barrier code FRL of 3 with the UDP route FRL of 0. Call is routed to the tandem trunk pool System A. <

System A finds the extension number in the non-local dial plan and routes the call to the tandem trunk pool connected to System O.< The call is received at Ext. 1670, MERLIN LEGEND O. ●

< = Call sent over tandem trunks = Call sent over PSTN ● = Call ends

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