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Routing Actions
A routing action informs the CMA system what to do based on the dial rule’s
associated pattern type. The following table shows the available routing
actions.
Examples of Custom Dial Rules
You use custom dial rules to perform these tasks:
• Block calls. For example, you can block all calls to 900 numbers, which
usually charge a per-minute fee. Create a dial rule with these settings:
— Pattern type: Prefix
— Prefix to match: 900
— Routing action: Block
Routing
Action
Pattern
Type
Description
Route All Allow the call to pass
Block All Block the call
Route within
region
IP Address Route to any IP address inside the region
Route out of
region
IP Address Route to any IP address outside the region
Note
The originating site’s Internet access rules still
apply.
Route to a
gateway with
LCR
Prefix and
Prefix
Range
Remove the prefix specified in the dial rule and
route the remaining dial string to a gateway
service, which has the specified LCR table
Route to a
gateway
service
Prefix and
Prefix
Range
Remove the prefix specified in the dial rule and
route the remaining dial string to the specified
gateway service
Route to a list
of gateway
services
Prefix and
Prefix
Range
Modify the dial string specified in the dial rule and
route the remaining dial string to the specified
gateway service.
Route to a
trusted
neighbor
Prefix and
Prefix
Range
Modify the dial string as specified in the dial rule
and ask the specified neighboring gatekeeper to
route the modified dial string. If the neighboring
gatekeeper agrees, route the call.
Note
The neighboring gatekeeper must be configured
as a region in the CMA system.