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Revision as of 15:36, 29 July 2014
Description
Dial Peer is a logical routing entity (group of Termination Points with predefined rules) which allows to control how calls should be routed.
It consists of several rules and includes Termination Points over which calls should be routed.
Dial Peers are grouped together into Routing Groups which then are assigned to Origination Points.
In order to temporary remove a Dial Peer it can be set as inactive so it won't be used in determining a call's route.
Routing by Destination/Number B
Destination by Regexp - describes which destinations should be allowed
Destination by Tariff - describes which destinations should be allowed for selected Tariff and matched by Destinations Mask (which is equivalent to SQL LIKE function)
Destination deny regexp - describes which destinations should be denied
Routing by Source/CallerID/Number A
Source regexp - describes which Source/CallerID/Number A should be allowed
Source deny regexp - which should be denied
Assigning Termination Points
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