Expert Documentation

Chapter 7
Private
Private
Homogenous
Forward
Homogenous
Transfer
Internal forward call from a user in a private network (homogenous VPN)
Internal transfer call from a user in a private network (homogenous VPN)
TrGp
list
TRUNK GROUP LISTS
Each trunk group list can have as many trunk groups as are authorized within the global limits.
The "Access digits", "Authorization code" and "Tone/pause" fields are specific to
MULTI-CARRIER MODE.
Example:
Index TrGp. Char. Provider/Destination Access digits Authorization
code
1 1 0 FT LOCAL
3 503 T FT LOCAL 131 02 02
List: identifier for each trunk group list (see table of prefixes).
Tone/Pause
Index: this field makes it possible to select one or several trunk groups identified by an index
(1 to 120); for a list with several trunk groups, priority is given to the first index. INTERNAL is
used when no trunk is used to call the destination and allows to configure this entry as an
internal call.
N°: this field automatically displays the directory number of each trunk group in the list.
Char: this field defines a character used in account charging or on set displays (for example: T
for Transgroupe).
Provider/destination: the operator name used depends on the time range (see below).
If a label is defined for a trunk, the control system checks the validity of the label for the
considered time range. If it is valid, the trunk group is selected if it follows the traffic sharing
conditions. If not, there will be an overflow to the next trunk group. The presence of a label in
this field implies the configuration of time slots, groups of days, etc.
Access digits: this field defines the code for accessing an indirect network.
Auth. Code ID: index (1 to 24) in the "customer code" table.
Tone/Pause: index (1 to 8) in the "Tone/Pause" table
Note 3:
Using the "Provider" field requires a complete programming of the ARS time ranges.
NETWORK SERVICE PROVIDERS
This table defines the names of the various network service providers associated with a trunk
group list for each time range. The table can also receive internal destinations.
TIME RANGES
The use of time ranges in the ARS makes it possible to select the route offering the best cost
conditions at any given time. Access to the carrier can be direct (e.g. Cégétel) or indirect (e.g.
Espadon).
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