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Routing Group is logical routing entity (group of [[M2 Dial Peers | Dial Peers]]) which is assigned to [[M2 Origination Points | Origination Point]] and determines the route of the call from this [[M2 Origination Points | Origination Point]]. | Routing Group is logical routing entity (group of [[M2 Dial Peers | Dial Peers]]) which is assigned to [[M2 Origination Points | Origination Point]] and determines the route of the call from this [[M2 Origination Points | Origination Point]]. | ||
Routing group is able to have up to two Failover Routing Groups | Routing group is able to have up to two Failover Routing Groups. | ||
Revision as of 12:51, 3 December 2014
Routing Group is logical routing entity (group of Dial Peers) which is assigned to Origination Point and determines the route of the call from this Origination Point. Routing group is able to have up to two Failover Routing Groups.
Usage
Assume there are three Routing Groups: Group1, Group2 and Group3. Group1 has Group2 as Failover Group, Group2 has Group3 as Failover Group. When Routing Group - Group4 is created, it cannot have a Failover Group Group1 and neither can it be a Failover Group for Group3, because it exceeds maximum sequence length (3).
Assigning Dial Peers
Routing > Routing Groups > press on button in Dial Peers column
Dial Peers can be assigned to Routing Groups, by pressing ASSIGN DIAL PEER button (1) then selecting Dial Peer from Dial Peers drop down list (2), setting Priority (3) and pressin ASSIGN button (7)
Active column (4) shows if Dial Peer is active. It can be edited in Dial Peers edit page.
Pressing on Dial Peers name (5) redirects to Dial Peers edit page.
Pressing on Priority (6) allows to update Priority. In order to save it just pres somewhere else in the page.
Pressing on REMOVE button (8) removes Dial Peer.
