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    							14. VDN in Coverage Path Interactions
    Issue 6 June 1997
    B-133
    Messages Sent by the 
    Adjunct ProcessorMessages Sent
    by the Switch Comments
    FAC [CRV=98, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=2, Event Report,
    call_id=37,
    event=call offered,
    calling number=9085669660, 
    called number=5678, 
    domain=VDN 5678)]Call Offered
    to VDN 5678
    REG [CRV=93, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=4, Route,
    calling number=9085669660, 
    called number=5678)]Route Request
    FAC [CRV=93, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=7, Route Select,
    called number=5700)]Route to
    VDN 5700
    REL COMP [CRV=93, FIE
    (Invoke,Inv_id=6, Route End,
    cause=normal)]Call Routed
    FAC [CRV=98, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=98, Event Report,
    call_id=37,
    event=call offered,
    calling number=9085669660,
    called number=5678,
    domain=VDN 5700)]Call Offered to
    VDN 5700
    FAC [CRV=98, FIE(Invoke,
    Queued Event Report
    Inv_id=12, Event Report,
    call_id=37, event=queued,
    calls in queue=21,
    domain=3459)]Call Queues to ACD
    Split 3459
    FAC [CRV=98, FIE(Invoke,
    Queued Event Report
    Inv_id=12, Event Report,
    call_id=37, event=queued,
    calls in queue=2,
    domain=3460)]Call Queues to ACD
    Split 3460
    (Continued on next page) 
    						
    							Message Scenarios
    B-134Issue 6 June 1997 
    FAC [CRV=98, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=14, Event Report,
    call_id=37, party_id=2,
    event=alerting,
    calling number=9085669660, 
    called number=5678,
    connected number=4566,
    domain=3460)]Alerting Event Report
    (Call Delivered to
    Agent 4566)
    FAC [CRV=98, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=16, Event Report,
    call_id=37, party_id=2,
    event=connected,
    calling number=9085669660,
    called number=5678,
    connected number=4566)]Connected Event Report
    (Call Connected
    to Agent 4566)
    FAC [CRV=98, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=18, Event Report,
    call_id=37, party_id=2,
    event=drop, cause=normal,
    connected number=4566)]Drop Event Report
    (Agent disconnects)
    FAC [CRV=98, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=20, Call Ended,
    call_id=37, cause=normal)]Call Terminates
    Messages Sent by the 
    Adjunct ProcessorMessages Sent
    by the Switch Comments 
    						
    							14. VDN in Coverage Path Interactions
    Issue 6 June 1997
    B-135
    Outgoing Call over Non-ISDN Trunk
    This section presents the call flow for an outgoing call over a non-ISDN trunk. 
    Station 1234 initiates this preview dialing call (see Figure B-47).
    Note that a Trunk Seized Event Report is generated when the switch places the 
    call over a non-ISDN trunk. Furthermore, no Alerting or Connected Event Reports 
    follow a Trunk Seized Event Report. The only event report that may be generated 
    for the destination is a Dropped Event Report. 
    Figure B-47. Outgoing Call over Non-ISDN Trunk
    DEFINITY ECS
    call_id=80
    x1234
    External Endpoint
    (non-ISDN Trunk) 
    						
    							Message Scenarios
    B-136Issue 6 June 1997 
    Messages Sent by the 
    Adjunct ProcessorMessages Sent
    by the Switch Comments
    REG [CRV=96, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=3, 3P Make Call,
    called number=99085766362
    calling number=1234)]AP Requests Make Call
    from Station 1234 to
    External Destination
    FAC [CRV=96, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=4, Event Report,
    call_id=80, party_id=2,
    event=trunk seized,
    called number=#####)]Trunk Seized
    Event Report
    (Off-premises Call
    over non-ISDN trunk)
    FAC [CRV=96, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=6, Event Report,
    call_id=80, party_id=1,
    event=hold,
    connected number=1234)]Hold Event Report
    (Station 1234 goes
    on Hold)
    FAC [CRV=96, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=5, 3P Selective Reconnect,
    party_id=1)]AP Requests Reconnect
    FAC [(CRV=96, FIE(Return
    Result, Inv_id=5)]Call Reconnected
    FAC [(CRV=96, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=8, Event Report,
    call_id=80, party_id=2,
    event=drop,
    connected number=#####)]Drop Event Report
    for External Destination
    REL COMP [(CRV=96, 
    FIE (Invoke,
    Inv_id=4, Call Ended,
    call_id=80,
    cause=normal clearing)]Call Terminated 
    						
    							14. VDN in Coverage Path Interactions
    Issue 6 June 1997
    B-137
    Outgoing Call over ISDN Trunk that Results in
    an ISDN Progress Message
    This section presents the call flow for an outgoing call over an ISDN trunk that 
    traverses one or more non-ISDN networks before it reaches its destination. 
    Station 4567 initiates an outgoing call to an external destination. Station 4567 has 
    Domain Control active and uses the Auto Dial capability to initiate the call
    (see Figure B-48).
    When a call leaves the ISDN network, an ISDN PROGress message is sent from 
    the PRI network to the switch and subsequently to the ASAI Adjunct Processor. 
    The switch sends the contents of the PROGress message in a Cut-Through Event 
    Report.   Multiple PROGress messages may be sent for a call; each one is 
    mapped into a Cut-Through Event Report. 
    For a call that has resulted in a Cut-Through Event Report being generated, the 
    Alerting Event Report is optional. A Connected and/or Drop Event Report is 
    always sent as long as the call utilizes the ISDN facilities.
    Figure B-48. Call Flow for Outgoing ISDN Call that Traverses a Non-ISDN Network
    DEFINITY ECS
    call_id=60
    x4567
    non-ISDN
    NetworkExternal Endpoint
    (ISDN Trunk) 
    						
    							Message Scenarios
    B-138Issue 6 June 1997 
    Messages Sent by the 
    Adjunct ProcessorMessages Sent
    by the Switch Comments
    FAC [CRV=30, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=4, event report,
    call_id=60, party_id=1,
    event=call initiated)]Call Initiated Event
    (Station 4567 goes 
    off-hook)
    FAC [CRV=30, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=5, 3P Auto Dial,
    called number=99085766362)]AP Requests Auto Dial
    for Station 4567
    FAC [CRV=30, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=6, Event Report,
    call_id=60, party_id=1, 
    calling number=4567,
    called number=99085766362,
    event=call originated)]Call Originated
    FAC [CRV=30, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=10, Event Report,
    call_id=60, party_id=2,
    event=cut-through
    Location=public network
    serving local user,
    progress=in-band info
    now available)]Cut-Through Event
    Report (Contains the
    Progress Indicator IE)
    FAC [CRV=30, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=8, Event Report,
    call_id=60, party_id=2,
    event=connected,
    calling number=4567,
    called number=99085766362,
    connected number=9085766362)]ISDN Connect
    FAC [CRV=30, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=6, Event Report,
    call_id=60, party_id=2,
    event=drop,
    connected=#####,
    cause=normal clearing)](External Destination
    Drops)
    FAC [CRV=30, FIE(Invoke,
    Inv_id=4, Event Report,
    call_id=60, party_id=1,
    event=drop,
    connected=4567,
    cause=normal clearing)](Station 4567 Drops)  
    						
    							15. User to User Information (UUI)
    Issue 6 June 1997
    B-139
    15. User to User Information (UUI)
    User Scenarios — User to User Information
    Figure B-49 shows a typical distributed call configuration. An ASAI host is 
    connected to each of the switches and calls are delivered to either switch. The 
    applications running on the ASAI hosts are not connected to each other.
    Figure B-49. Distributed ACD Configuration
    ISDN PRI
    Non PRI
    VRU Port1VDN11
    VDN0
    VDN2
    VDN1
    VRU Split1
    ACD SplitAASAI ASAI
    AdjunctASAI
    AdjunctASAIVDN3
    VDN4
    ACD SplitB
    VRU Port2
    AgentA AgentB Switch A Switch B
    ISDN PRI
    AB 
    						
    							Message Scenarios
    B-140Issue 6 June 1997 
    The following call sequences show typical UUI scenarios. Call Sequence 1 shows 
    an incoming non-ISDN PRI call to Switch A, delivered to VDN1. VDN1 delivers the 
    call to VRU Port1 in VRU Split1. After the caller terminates the VRU session, the 
    ASAI host transfers the call to VDN2 for further processing. The ASAI host 
    includes UUI in the 3rd Party Make Call used to start the transfer. While the call is 
    in VDN2, the call interflows to Switch B. The call is accepted at Switch B and an 
    announcement is played while the call waits in queue for ACD Split B.
    Call Sequence 2 shows an incoming ISDN PRI call to Switch A, delivered to 
    VDN1. VDN1 contains a collect digits vector step followed by an adjunct routing 
    vector step. The host routes the call, including UUI information, to VDN2 that tries 
    to interflow the call to Switch B. Switch B does not accept the call and the call 
    connects to Agent A in Switch A.
    Call Sequence 3 shows an incoming ISDN PRI call to Switch A, delivered to 
    VDN1. The incoming ISDN call contains UUI data. While in VDN1, the call is 
    routed to VDN3 in Switch B including UUI information. Switch B connects the call 
    to VRU Port2. After the VRU terminates the caller session, the ASAI host drops 
    the call, including UUI information, back to Switch A. When the trunk to Switch B 
    drops, the call is directed to VDN11. The host on Switch A drops the call including 
    UUI information in the request. 
    						
    							15. User to User Information (UUI)
    Issue 6 June 1997
    B-141
    Action/OperationHost A — Event
    Notification VDN 1Host B — Event
    Notification VDN 4
    Call Sequence 1:
    Incoming Call to Switch ACall Offered
    call_id=1234
    called number=VDN1 
    domain=VDN1
    trunk group=AAA
    Call Delivered to VRU Alerting
    call_id=1234
    called number=VDN1
    connected number=VRU
    PORT
    domain=VRU Split1 trunk 
    group=AAA
    party_id=2
    Call Connected to VRU Connected
    call_id=1234
    called number=VDN1
    connected number=VRU
    PORT1
    trunk group=AAA
    party_id=2
    VRU Places Call on Hold Hold
    call_id=1234
    connected number=VRU
    PORT1
    party_id=2
    VRU Requests new call 3rd Party Make Call
    calling number=VRU
    PORT1
    called number=VDN2
    UUI=info1
    VRU Transfers Call to 
    VDN2Call Transferred
    resulting call_id=5678
    other call_id=1234
    called number=VDN2
    calling number=VRU
    PORT1
    connected
    number=#####
    party_id=1
    old party_id=1
    Call Queues Queued
    call_id=5678
    calls in queue=n
    called number=VDN2
    domain=ACD SplitA
    (Continued on next page) 
    						
    							Message Scenarios
    B-142Issue 6 June 1997 
    Call Intraflows to
    Switch B (VDN 3 is the
    LAI VDN; VDN 4 is
    the VDN used
    for accepted calls)Call Offered
    call_id=9000
    called number=VDN3
    calling number
    domain=VDN4
    LAI info=LAI info
    UUI=info1
    Call Queues to Split Queued
    call_id=9000
    calls in queue=1
    called number=VDN3
    domain=ACD SplitB
    Call Connects to 
    AnnouncementConnected
    call_id=5678
    called number=VDN3
    trunk group=AAA
    party_id=2
    Call Delivered to Agent Alerting
    call_id=9000
    called number=VDN3
    calling number
    connected 
    number=agentB
    domain=ACD SplitB
    party_id=2
    UUI=info1
    Call Connected to Agent Connected
    call_id=9000
    called number=VDN3
    calling number
    connected
    number=agentB
    party_id=2
    Caller Drops Drop
    call_id=5678
    connected number=#####
    party_id=1
    Agent B Disconnects Drop
    call_id=9000
    connected
    number=agentB
    party_id=2
    (Continued on next page) Action/OperationHost A — Event
    Notification VDN 1Host B — Event
    Notification VDN 4 
    						
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