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Routeset routing is an algorithm that combines&nbsp;[[Digit_Analyzer|Digit Analyzer]] a the concept of [[RouteSet|RouteSet]]. It is implemented as a [[Scriptable_Routing_Engine|RoutingScript]]&nbsp;in Toolpack Gateway. &nbsp;This algorithm allows complex routing rules, as normally available with [[Scriptable_Routing_Engine|RoutingScript]], but on a very large number of destination numbers.<br>
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Routeset routing is an algorithm that combines&nbsp;[[Digit Analyzer|Digit Analyzer]] and the concept of [[RouteSet|RouteSet]]. It is implemented as a [[Scriptable Routing Engine|RoutingScript]]&nbsp;in Toolpack Gateway. &nbsp;This algorithm allows complex routing rules, as normally available with [[Scriptable Routing Engine|RoutingScript]], but on a very large number of destination numbers.
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== Functionality ==
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The concept is very simple. &nbsp;
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#A list of numbers for a specific destination is given a&nbsp;[[RouteSet|RouteSet]] name. &nbsp;This list can be very large.<br>ie: 514201,514202,514203, ... -&gt; "Montreal, Qc"
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#The list of routes for the destination is given the same&nbsp;[[RouteSet|RouteSet]] name. &nbsp;This list usually limits to the number of [[NAP|NAP]] in the system.<br>ie: Bell, Rogers, Videotron -&gt; "Montreal, Qc"
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No matter how many destination number leading to a specific destination, only a limited list of routes gets selected. &nbsp;Then complex routing rules can takes places, efficiently.<br>

Revision as of 09:33, 18 March 2010

Routeset routing is an algorithm that combines Digit Analyzer and the concept of RouteSet. It is implemented as a RoutingScript in Toolpack Gateway.  This algorithm allows complex routing rules, as normally available with RoutingScript, but on a very large number of destination numbers.

Functionality

The concept is very simple.  

  1. A list of numbers for a specific destination is given a RouteSet name.  This list can be very large.
    ie: 514201,514202,514203, ... -> "Montreal, Qc"
  2. The list of routes for the destination is given the same RouteSet name.  This list usually limits to the number of NAP in the system.
    ie: Bell, Rogers, Videotron -> "Montreal, Qc"


No matter how many destination number leading to a specific destination, only a limited list of routes gets selected.  Then complex routing rules can takes places, efficiently.

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