Modifying A Domain's Default Location - Nortel 5100 User Manual

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Modifying a domain's default location

The Domain Locations field specifies a default location that is used to process
calls for the domain (if no other location information is available to guide the
call).
You can modify the default location for a domain to be any of the locations
defined in that domain location hierarchy.
To modify the current default location for a domain
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Select Domains.
Select the domain where you want to modify the default location.
The Details for domain (for example, nortelnetworks1.com) page appears.
The highlighted selection in the Domain Locations field is the default
location currently associated with this domain.
Modify the current default domain location (in this case, the system default of
other) by selecting a location from the Domain Locations drop down list.
Click Modify. A message appears on a confirmation page confirming that the
domain is updated successfully.
Note: When a location is deleted, the location is not immediately
removed from the database manager. Instead, a timestamp of the current
time plus two days is written to the DEPRECATED field of the Location
database table. A process is run once every 24 hours to remove location
and ERL database entries that have expired DEPRECATED field values.
A job is added to the nightly database cleanup activities to remove
deprecated locations, Emergency Response Locations (ERLs), and
Automatic Number Identifiers (ANIs).
The DEPRECATED fields in the database tables contain timestamps of
when the locations, ERLs and ANIs are no longer valid. If the value in the
DEPRECATED field is before the current date/time, the location or ERL
is permanently deleted from the database table. For more information, see
the Enhanced 911 Fundamentals (NN42020-132) document.