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SmartWare Software Configuration Guide 40 • Call router configuration
service is an example for a call service. Figure 62 illustrates direct call and advanced call routing. In this chapter,
advanced call routing is explained. For configuring direct call routing refer to chapter 40, “Call router configu-
ration” on page 456.
Figure 62. Direct call routing vs. advanced call routing
Due to the tree search algorithm implemented in the call router very large routing tables can be scanned very
quickly with minimal impact on the call setup delay. The SmartWare call router supports the following routing
criteria:
• Calling party number (calling-e164); also called source-Nr, A-Nr, MSN, DDI, or CLIP
• Called party number (called-e164); also called destination-Nr or B-Nr
• Calling and called party number type
• Calling and called party number plan
• Calling and called party name, the display name
• Calling and called party IP address (for VoIP calls)
• Calling and called party URIs (for SIP calls)
• Presentation indicator; whether the number shall be presented to the other party
• Screening indicator; whether the number has been screened
• Information transfer capability; also called ISDN bearer capability or ISDN service
• Day of week; Monday–Sunday
Context
interface interface
Call Router
a
b
c
first routing table
a A
b B
mapping table
i
j
k
routing table
service
route
execute
route
route
x
y
z
route
route
routing table
Advanced call
routing through
Call Router
Direct call routing