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274 APPENDIX C: MANUALLY CONFIGURING THE DIRECTORY SERVER
Configuring
route_data.txt
The route table contains routes for the server. A route is a collection of
end points that are sorted depending on the
CODE_ROUTE_SORT_POLICY.
Add one row for each route. For example:
|ROUTE_ID|ROUTE_NAME|CODE_ROUTE_CONTACT|CODE_ROUTE_SORT
_POLICY|TOTAL_EP|SEQ_SORT_START|SEQ_SORT_NEXT
1|Chicago630|1|1||||
2|Chicago847|1|1||||
Table 93 route_data.txt Fields
Column Name Description Value
ROUTE_ID A unique identification number for the
route.
Integer
ROUTE_NAME The name assigned to the route. String
CODE_ROUTE_CONTACT This field is used by the SIP Proxy to
determine how the end points in the
route are activated. A sequential contact
method tries the end points in the route
serially while a parallel contact method
will try to contact all the end points in the
route at the same time.
1 - Sequential
2 - Parallel
Integer
CODE_ROUTE_SORT_POLICY This field determines how the routes are
sorted in the directory route response.
1 - Alternative
2 - Load Balanced
Integer
TOTAL_EP This indicates the total number of end
points in the route. Used only by the
Sequential Hunting Policy.
Integer
SEQ_SORT_START This indicates the sequential sorting
starting end point.
Integer
SEQ_SORT_NEXT This indicates the sequential sorting next
end point.
Integer