
Configuring Call Routing
Call routing algorithms
Details of how a route is chosen
The system compares call information to its database entries. The entries are accessed in the order in which they are sorted, with devices that are used less frequently preceding those that have been used recently, and the following sort orders:
•Trunk group number (sorted in descending order; for example,
•Subaddress number (sorted in descending order; for example,
•Telephone number (empty telephone numbers last)
•Destination device address (zero components sorted after nonzero components)
•Source device address (zero components sorted after nonzero components)
•Routing type
First pass: trunk group number
The first pass through the database compares
Second pass: ISDN subaddresses
If an ISDN subaddress is configured on a line, callers must include the number in the dial number. For example, the caller dials
If an inbound call contains an ISDN subaddress as part of the telephone number (for example, the 3 in
For example, if the input subaddress is 9, only devices that specify a subaddress of 9 in the
If no devices specify the subaddress 9, only devices with no subaddress specification remain in the list. For example:
Third pass: telephone numbers
The TAOS unit compares the telephone number on which the call was received to the
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