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7.23.13 Routing Point of Origin Change
RTPOC
Syntax
Prerequisites
Limitations
Attributes
Example
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Routing Point of Origin Change
This command is used to change the attributes in a point of origin.
RTPOC:POR=,
[DAI=,][DOGR=,][SPOR=,],[DAMD=,][CDST=,][CDDL=,][CDPRE=,]
[CGMD=,][CGDL=,][CGPRE=,][CPCD=,][CPCG=,][CG2PRE=,]
[CG2DL=,][LCMD=,][RCG=,][ISM=,][LSTAB=,][LSM=,]
[ISTAB=,][LABEL=,];
If an outgoing route, secondary point of origin digit analysis index, calling party
number profile or called party number profile are specified then they must
have already been initiated.
Either a digit analysis index, default outgoing route or secondary point of
origin must exist as a result of this command.
Both a default outgoing route and secondary point of origin cannot exist as a
result of this command.
A specified secondary point of origin cannot cause a routing loop that results
in the original point of origin specified in this command.
If a digit analysis index, secondary point of origin or default outgoing route are
specified the point of origin must not currently route to a circuit mapped group
where either it or its partner is unblocked.
If the local service mode is greater than 0 then the local service control table
must also be greater than 0. If the calling party number mode equals 0 then
the local service control table must also equal 0.
ISM can only be set to a value other than 0 if ISC is set to Y by the configure
system command.
N.B. When an incoming circuit group from a route is Japan TTC ISUP and
CG2PRE is set the digits from the CG2PRE will form the carrier information
code sent in the ACM. The user should not set CGMD=2 when the point of
origin comes from an outgoing Japan TTC ISUP circuit group.
Routing from a point of origin can only result in up to 5 secondary points of
origin before achieving an outgoing route.
CONFIG
RTPOC:POR=1,DAI=2,CGMD=1,CGDL=5,CGPRE=01425;
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