Configuring Call Routing

Call routing algorithms

How the system finds a route

After sorting the call-routing database, the TAOS unit compares the information it has gathered about a call to the values in the database, looking for a match. Values are compared in the sorted order.

After each comparison, profiles that do not contain zero or a matching value in that compared field are dropped from consideration, so after each pass the list is narrowed considerably. The TAOS unit routes the call to the best match, which is the device that matches the greatest number of components without the use of zero fields. If more than one device matches the call’s parameters equally, the system routes the call to the first matching entry.

For example, Figure 19-2shows three database entries for a modem card in slot 6, all of which were created by Call-Route profiles.

Figure 19-2. Matching call information to a database entry

Network device:

PSTN

LAN or

WAN

Host device

Information gathered from call:

Trunk group 7 Dial number 1212 Line 3 channel 10 voice-service

device

#

source

type

tg

 

sa phone

1:10:01/0 0

1:01:01/0

voice-call-type

4

0

2345

1:10:02/0 0

1:01:03/0

voice-call-type

7

0

1234

1:10:03/0 0

1:01:03/10

voice-call-type

7

0

1212

In the first entry, the preferred source is set to the first T1 line in slot 1, and the dial number is 2345. This entry passes the trunk group and subaddress comparisons, because both fields specify 0. It fails on the telephone number comparison and is dropped from the list.

The second entry sets the preferred source to any channel on the third T1 line in slot 1. It specifies trunk group 7 and dial number 1234. This entry passes the trunk group and subaddress comparisons, because the trunk group matches and the subaddress is 0. It fails on the telephone number comparison and is dropped from the list.

The third entry sets the preferred source to channel 10 on the third T1 line in slot 1. It specifies trunk group 7 and dial number 1212. This entry matches the call information, so the call is routed to the third modem in slot 6.

Note: If the list of remaining devices becomes empty at any point, the TAOS unit drops the call. Depending on the type of call, the signaling being used, and the configuration of the central office (CO) switch, dropping the call might result in the switch returning a busy indication to the caller. If the caller receives a busy indication on a voice line, the indication originates from the central office switch equipment, not from the TAOS unit.

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