3Com NBX 100 Installation Manual page 64

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HAPTER ONFIGURING THE IAL LAN
Digits — Specifies one or more of the leading digits in a sequence. The
NBX 100 uses this field in conjunction with Min and Max to determine
when to make the call routing decision.
Example: If Digits = 2, Min = 4, and Max = 4, the system knows that if the
first digit is 2, it must collect no less than 4 and no more than 4 digits
before making the call routing decision.
Min — Specifies the minimum number of digits to collect before routing
the call.
Max — Specifies the maximum number of digits to collect before routing
the call.
Class — Specifies the class of the call. The system uses this information
when configuring Class of Service (CoS). Some of the acceptable values
for Class include: Internal, Local, Operator, International, Emergency, and
TollFree.
Priority — Not Used. This field should always be 0 (zero).
Route — Specifies the number (defined in the Route table) of the route
to which to pass this call. Zero, a typical value for internal calls, indicates
that this call uses no route.