Administering routing for SBS

Last Updated : Oct 30, 2012 |

About this task

Routing at each node occurs through AAR, ARS, and UDP. Calls to nodes using SBS trunking are initially steered to the SBS trunk group for the target (terminating) node. When the SBS Terminating Node returns a complete number to the SBS Originating Node the bearer call is established using ARS and the call is transported over standard bearer facilities (not the SBS trunk group). The bearer always originates through ARS but the complete number may be modified and passed to other routing capabilities (AAR or UDP) and sent through private facilities.

Procedure

  1. In a SAT session, enter change route-pattern n, where n is the number of the route pattern.
  2. Set the TSC field to y for the route pattern to which the SBS signaling calls are directed.

    If the TSC field is set to n, Message Waiting Indication (MWI) messages will fail and the voice messaging system cannot light or retire message waiting lamps on individual stations.

  3. Select Enter to save your changes.