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In the NRS Manager Navigator, select Numbering Plans,
Routes.
The Routes web page opens.
Ensure Standby database is selected.
The Limit results to Domain drop-down lists, in the Search for
Routing Entries pane, contain configured Service Domains, L1
Domains and L0 Domains. Select a Service Domain, an L1
Domain and an L0 Domain from the respective drop-down lists.
Select a Gateway Endpoint from the Endpoint Name drop-down
list in the Search for Routing Entries pane.
Click Routing Entries.
Click Add.
The Add Routing Entry web page opens.
Select the DN type from the DN Type drop-down list.
The six choices are E.164 international, E.164 national, E.164
local (subscriber), Private level 1 regional (UDP location code),
Private level 0 regional (CDP steering code), and Private special.
Enter the DN prefix in the text box.
The DN prefix can include 0-9, #, -, ?. The prefix can be up to
30 characters in length; however, the first character must be
numeric.
Enter the Route cost in the text box.
The range is 1-255. The cost must be numeric and can be up to
three digits in length. The Route Cost is used to define least-cost
routing. Higher numbers indicate higher costs.
Click Save.
The standby database is updated. The Routes web page opens,
displaying the newly added routing entry in the Routing Entries
pane.
In the NRS Manager Navigator, select System, Database.
The Database Web page opens
Click Cut over.
The Cut over command is issued, and the database is placed
into a Switched over state.
In the NRS Manager Navigator, select System, Database.
The Database Web page opens. The Database status is
Switched over.
Select Commit.
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