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Figure: Pohled na nastavení externího routeru
DB connector – this option helps you select the DB connector for
communication with the ERM server. The external router does not work without
DB connector assignment.
Parameter – this column gives a string of characters to be compared with the
string sent back by the ERM server. Alphanumerical characters can be used.
Destination type – this column specifies the type of the destination to which the
call is to be routed. All the PBX routing objects are available (if created).
Moreover, there are three options where the destination is not obvious at first
sight:
Default – with this option, the next routing level is used if existent. This
function is primarily used for arranging objects into sets. The Default
option returns the call to the superior set from the router and the next set
item is used.
Disabled – use this option to discontinue the call routing process. The
calling subscriber will get the busy tone.
Origin – use this option to return the modified number from the given
router to the port from which the call came in.
Destination - select a destination of the type selected in the preceding column.
Time condition - assign a time condition to each router row. Such row will only
be valid during the time condition validity term. Time conditions help you create
more sophisticated call routing rules in dependence on time. Thus, you can route
calls with the same input conditions to different destinations at different times.
Default destination – if a match is not found in the column for the Parameter
value returned by the ERM server, the call is routed to the default destination
(item below the routing table):
Type - this parameter specifies the type of the destination to which the call
shall be routed. All the PBX routing objects are available (if created).
Id - this parameter helps you select a destination of the selected type.