Creating a First Call Route

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Applies to version(s): v2.9

You must set up call routing for your system. Call routing refers to the ability to route calls based on criteria such as origin, destination, time of day, service provider rates, and more.

Follow the procedure listed below to create primary and secondary routes:


1- Click Routes in the navigation panel

CreateCallRoute 0.png


2- Click Create New Static Route

CreateCallRoute 1.png


3- Create the new route:

  • Enter a RoutesetName for the route
  • Select a NAP, or leave empty to match calls from any NAP
  • Select a Remapped NAP
  • Click Create

CreateCallRoute 2.png


4- Verify that the "Route was successfully created" message appears, and that the new route is listed in the Routeset list

CreateCallRoute 3.png


Path

/configurations/@[configuration_name]/routes/@[route_name]

Parameters (text)

/configurations/@[configuration_name]/routes/@[route_name]
called                           = "/^(00)?(771|772|773)[0-9]{7}$/"
calling                          = ""
name                             = "@[route_name]"
nap                              = "@[nap_name]"
remapped_called                  = ""
remapped_calling                 = ""
remapped_destination_leg_profile = "(same as NAP)"
remapped_nap                     = "XTEL"
remapped_source_leg_profile      = "(same as NAP)"
routeset_name                    = ""

/configurations/@[configuration_name]/routes/@[route_name]/custom_attributes
additonal_naps = ""

Parameters (json)

{
  "called" : "/^(00)?(771|772|773)[0-9]{7}$/",
  "calling" : "",
  "custom_attributes" : {
    "additonal_naps" : ""
  },
  "name" : "@[route_name]",
  "nap" : "@[nap_name]",
  "remapped_called" : "",
  "remapped_calling" : "",
  "remapped_destination_leg_profile" : "(same as NAP)",
  "remapped_nap" : "XTEL",
  "remapped_source_leg_profile" : "(same as NAP)",
  "routeset_name" : ""
}

List of Parameters

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