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this object is busy or unavailable, the call is routed to the next row or
terminated (as preset).
All – an incoming call is routed to all objects at the same time. Basically,
the strategy substitutes the ring group function. The main difference,
however, is that stations and users can login to a bundle using a service.
By credit – this strategy is intended for credit–monitored bundles with
virtual ports. An incoming call is routed to the virtual port of the bundle
with the currently highest count of free minutes. If there are more rows
with the same count of free minutes, the sequence of rows in the bundle is
respected. If a row object is busy or unavailable, the call is routed to the
next row, or terminated.
Queue on bundle – enable incoming call queuing for a bundle. Depending on
the selected strategy, the bundle queue is active immediately upon the first, or
after the second passage of the call through the bundle. With the All strategy,
the queue is forced for all destinations. With the Linear or Cyclic strategy,
destinations are called according to the strategy and the queue is disabled. Upon
the first attempt to call all the bundle destinations, another cycle is completed
with an active queue. This means that the call is routed with queue to all the
bundle destinations that have not returned cause 21 – Call Reject or 18 – No
user responding and/or a cause defined in the Cause object for queue.
Access number – here enter the bundle number to be used for identification in
the
and services. Bundle login Bundle logout