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Lucent Technologies DEFINITY Enterprise Communications Server Release 5, CallVisor, ASAI Protocol Reference Instructions Manual
Lucent Technologies DEFINITY Enterprise Communications Server Release 5, CallVisor, ASAI Protocol Reference Instructions Manual
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3. Adjunct Routing Associations Issue 6 June 1997 B-23 Call to VDN Routed to External Destination This scenario shows the call flow for an incoming call to VDN 201 routed via the Adjunct Routing vector command to VDN 405 (see Figure B-10). At VDN 405, the call is routed via another Adjunct Routing vector command to an external destination. The adjunct processor does not have Event Notification active for VDNs 201 and 405. The adjunct processor receives the Adjunct Routing requests. Figure B-10....
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Message Scenarios B-24Issue 6 June 1997 Messages Sent by the Adjunct ProcessorMessages Sent by the ECS Comments REG [CRV=23, FIE(Invoke Inv_id=4, Route call_id=31, trunk group number=560, called number=201, trunk group member=11, domain=VDN 201)]Route Request FAC [CRV=23, FIE(Invoke, Inv_id=3, Route Select, called number=405)]Route to VDN 405 REL COMP [CRV=23,FIE(Invoke, Inv_id=6, Route End, cause=normal)]Call Routed REG [CRV=56, FIE(Invoke, Inv_id=4, Route, call_id=31, trunk group number=560, called...
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3. Adjunct Routing Associations Issue 6 June 1997 B-25 Call Routed Based on II-Digits This scenario shows how an incoming call is treated based on the value of the Information Indicator (II) Digits (see Figure B-11). These digits indicate the type of telephone that the call was placed from. The following example shows how a company offering emergency roadside assistance handles calls from cellular or pay telephones differently than calls from wired telephones. Known numbers of current customers may...
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Message Scenarios B-26Issue 6 June 1997 Call Sequence 3: An incoming call on and ISDN-PRI trunk is delivered to VDN 8000. The ISDN trunk is configured to provide II-Digits along with CPN/BN. The II-Digits indicate that the call was placed from a normal wired phone. The calling number indicates that this call is from a preferred customer. The adjunct decides to route the call to skill 2, but to make it a priority call . Call Sequence 1: Messages Sent by the Adjunct ProcessorMessages Sent by the ECS...
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3. Adjunct Routing Associations Issue 6 June 1997 B-27 Call Sequence 3: Messages Sent by the Adjunct ProcessorMessages Sent by the ECS Comments REGister [CRV=76, FIE(Invoke, Inv_id=2, Route, call_id=1113, domain=VDN 8000 Calling_Number=9085551780, II-Digits=00)]Route Request FAC [CRV=76, FIE(Invoke, Inv_id=3, Call_ID=1113, Called number=70002 call_option=priority)]Route Select REL COMP [CRV=76, FIE(Invoke,Inv_id=4, Route End, cause=normal)]Call Routed
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Message Scenarios B-28Issue 6 June 1997 ISDN Information Received with Incoming Call This scenario describes how II-Digits, UUI and CINFO information are received with an incoming call over an ISDN trunk. It is assumed that the link version was negotiated at V2 or later. Figure B-12 shows how an incoming call to VDN 5678 is routed to extension 3456 based on the information received with the call. Figure B-12. Call Flow for Incoming Call to VDN Routed to ACD Split Messages Sent by the Adjunct...
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4. Call Control Associations Issue 6 June 1997 B-29 4. Call Control Associations This section presents several scenarios for Call Control capabilities. It also provides the Event Reports received over Call Control associations. Third Party Make Call to ACD Split 3456 This scenario shows the call flow for a Third_Party_Make_Call from extension 6097 to ACD split 3456 (see Figure B-13). The call is cleared by a Third_Party_ Clear_Call request after it queues into ACD split 3456. Event Notification for ACD...
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Message Scenarios B-30Issue 6 June 1997 Messages Sent by the Adjunct ProcessorMessages Sent by the ECS Comments REG [CRV=65, FIE(Invoke, Inv_id=1, 3P Make Call, called number-3456, calling number=6097)]AP Requests Make Call from Station 6097 to ACD Split 3456 FAC [CRV=102, FIE(Invoke, Inv_id=2, Event Report, call_id=90, event=call offered, calling number=6097 called number=3456 domain=ACD Split 3456)]Call Offered Event Report — Notification Association FAC [CRV=65, FIE(Invoke, Inv_id=2, Event...
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4. Call Control Associations Issue 6 June 1997 B-31 Third Party Merge This scenario shows the call flow and event reports for a conference operation performed by the adjunct processor via Third Party Call Control capabilities (See Figure B-14). Station 6022 initiates two Third_Party_Make_Calls to external destinations and conferences the called destinations using Third_Party_Merge. Both ISDN and non-ISDN facilities (trunks) are used in this scenario. Figure B-14. Call Flow for Third_Party_Merge...
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Message Scenarios B-32Issue 6 June 1997 Messages Sent by the Adjunct ProcessorMessages Sent by the ECS Comments REG [CRV=81, FIE(Invoke, Inv_id=1, 3P Make Call, called number=9491106, calling number=6022, dest_route_select=9)]AP Requests Make Call from Station 6022 to External Destination FAC [CRV=81, FIE(Invoke, Inv_id=2, Event Report, call_id=48, party_id=2, event=trunk seized, called number=#####)]Trunk Seized Event Report (Off-premises Call) FAC [CRV=81, FIE(Invoke, Inv_id=3, 3P Selective Hold,...