Flow chart of outbound call
azrobert:
The OCR rules are processed from left to right. When a rule matches the MODIFIED (if modified in the phone DM) dialed number the call is routed to the specified SP. OCR processing stops on a match and all rules to the right are ignored.
Normally, no more routing decisions are made after the OCR. Trunk Groups are a different animal. TG's are used when you have more than 1 provider. You can use the 2nd provider as automatic backup if a call fails. You can also use TG's just for routing.
azrobert:
I'm not exactly sure what you are asking, so I'll give you an example.
Msp2 contains rule "<1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxx". This will prefix a 10 digit number with a "1".
When you dial "**28005551212", rule "**2(Msp2)" will validate it and the above rule will match the dialed number. The number will be modified and the OCR will see "**218005551212".
Edit:
"**2(Msp2)" is the equivalent of each rule in Msp2 having an "**2" prefix.
dbdoshi:
Quote from: azrobert on April 29, 2019, 04:31:32 pm
I'm not exactly sure what you are asking, so I'll give you an example.
Msp2 contains rule "<1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxx". This will prefix a 10 digit number with a "1".
When you dial "**28005551212", rule "**2(Msp2)" will validate it and the above rule will match the dialed number. The number will be modified and the OCR will see "**218005551212".
Edit:
"**2(Msp2)" is the equivalent of each rule in Msp2 having an "**2" prefix.
Got it. Thanks for your lucid explanation and time on a working day!
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