CPN prefix routing example

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In the following example Vector Routing table includes the country codes for countries in South America, including the US international CPN prefix.
VECTOR ROUTING TABLE
      Number: 10      Name: South America       Sort? n
           1: 01154                               17: 
           2: 011591                              18: 
           3: 01155                               19: 
           4: 01156                               20:
           5: 01157                               21:
           6: 011593                              22:
           7: 011594                              23:
           8: 011592                              24:
           9: 011595                              25:
          10: 01151                               26:
          11: 011598                              27:
          12: 01158                               28:
          13: 011597                              29:
          14: 011500                              30:
          15:                                     31:
          16:                                     32:
The following vector example shows how calls are routed based on the administered international CPN prefix, country codes, and the information provided in the Vector Routing Table shown above.
1. wait-time 0 seconds hearing ringback
2. goto step 11 if ani = none
3. goto vector 1910 @step 1 if ani = 01149+
4. goto vector 1912 @step 1 if ani in table 10
5. goto vector 1915 @step 1 if ani = 01152+
6. goto vector 1920 @step 1 if ani = 011+
7. queue-to split 16 pri m
8. wait-time 60 seconds hearing 32567 then music
9. announcement 32456
10. goto step 8 if unconditionally
11. route-to number 0 with cov n if unconditionally
12. busy
In the above example:
  • Step 2 checks for calls that do not have an associated ANI, and routes such calls to an operator.
  • Step 3 routes calls from Germany to a vector 1910.
  • Step 4 routes calls from South American countries, where the country codes are listed in the Vector Routing Table 10, to vector 1912.
  • Step 5 routes calls from Mexico to vector 1915.
  • Step 6 routes all other international calls to vector 1920. Calls that are not rerouted by the previous steps are then queued.