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Chapter 3: Administering the Avaya Conference Management Server (CMS)
Managing outgoing routing
This section describes how to manage outgoing routing functionality. It contains the following
sections:
Outgoing routing
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Viewing outgoing routing settings
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Editing outgoing routing settings
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Outgoing routing
The outgoing routing file c:\C2001\data\ogrouting.fil tells the CMS which hunt groups to use to
dial out a particular number prefix. Dial-outs occur from the PRI hunt group to the exchange.
Outgoing routing functionality helps customers to configure their Avaya CS7000 Conferencing
system so that calls to particular destinations route through a preselected trunk. For example, a
trunk can be dedicated to international calls and another trunk can be dedicated to mobile calls.
The PRI.fil file assigns hunt groups to particular trunks. In this way, hunt groups are associated
with specific slots and shelves.
The ogrouting.fil file and the PRI.fil file work together to determine which telephone numbers are
routed from each trunk. This mutual relationship is especially important where different carriers
provision individual shelves. For example, one carrier can offer economical international calls
and another carrier can offer economical domestic or mobile calls. Hunt groups can be created
and configured to optimize carrier offerings, using the combination of the ogrouting.fil and PRI.fil
files.
When a dial out is required in the Avaya CS7000 Conferencing Server, the system looks at the
ogrouting.fil file. The system checks this file to see if the number or prefix has an associated
hunt group. This hunt group and its associated trunk are then used for the outgoing call. A
typical ogrouting. fil file contains the following syntax:
ROUTING DIGITS
"86"
"76"
"5659"
END ROUTING
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OUTGOING ROUTING TABLE
GROUP
001
002
003
January 2006
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