5.5.2
Transferring call Diversion to the Exchange
Internal subscribers can have their terminal diverted to external destinations.
When an external subscriber calls the destination diverted externally, the
exchange-to-exchange connection created occupies two B channels.
The system can be configured so that such diversions are transferred from the PBX
to the public network, thus freeing the two B channels. To do so, the system auto-
matically activates the supplementary services partial rerouting (in point-to-point
operation) and call deflection (in point-to-multipoint operation).
The subscribers themselves are not aware of this process.
The called subscriber in the public network is shown the caller's CLIP, not the CLIP
of the rerouted subscriber.
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PARE Partial Rerouting
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Call Deflection
P-P
Point-to-point operation
P-MP Point-to-multipoint operation
Fig. 2.89:
Transferring call diversion to the exchange
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