IP address from which the INVITE is received.

The Calling Party Address field accepts:

• IPv4 address

• IPv6 address

  Note:

  You can enter IPv6 addresses only if you have selected the Enable IPv6 field on the Global Settings screen.

SIP URI of the calling party. You must specify a handle and a domain, for example, 5552000@domain.com.

The Calling Party URI field accepts:

• IPv4 address

• FQDN or hostname

• IPv6 address enclosed in square brackets ([])

  You can enter IPv6 addresses only if you have selected the Enable IPv6 check box on the Global Settings page.

• String and @ followed by a valid IPv6 address enclosed in ([])

  For example, 5552000@[2001:cdba::3257:9652].

SIP URI of the called party. You must specify a handle and a domain, for example, sip:5551000@companydomain.com.

The Called Party URI field accepts:

• IPv4 address

• FQDN or Hostname

• IPv6 address enclosed in square brackets ([])

  You can enter IPv6 addresses only if you have selected the Enable IPv6 check box on the Global Settings page.

• String and @ followed by a valid IPv6 address enclosed in ([])

  For example, 5552000@[2001:cdba::3257:9652].

Day of the week. Call times can influence routing policies.

Time. Call times can influence routing policies.

The Session Manager instance that receives the initial INVITE from the calling party.

The transport protocol used by the calling party, which may impact routing options. The Call Routing Test uses this field to test the routing based on entity links.

Port on which the called Session Manager instance receives the INVITE.

The number of SIP headers inserted into the SIP INVITE request created by the call routing test.

The Content-Type and content of an attachment inserted into the SIP INVITE request created by the call routing test.

Carries out the routing test based on the parameters that you provide.

When you perform a Call Route Test on Session Manager Release 8.1.1, Session Manager displays an invite message.

The Invite Message section displays the Original invite and Modified invite tabs along with a Difference tab which highlights the changes made between the Original and Modified invite messages. Both Original and Modified invite messages have line numbers to help you evaluate the changes made to the message.

The Routing Decisions section displays the result of the routing test. The result displays one line per destination choice. For a destination that has alternate routing choices available, the result displays one line per alternate routing choice, and the lines are displayed in the same order that the test attempted to test the destinations.

Each line displays the following information:

• Destination of the invite.

• The adapted digits of the invite.

• The domain of the invite.

The Routing Decision Process section contains information about how the Session Manager made the routing decisions. This tool allows you to test your routing administration.

Resets and clears all the SIP INVITE parameters that you provide on the screen.

Displays the original invite message.

Displays the modified invite message.

Displays the difference along with the line numbers between original invite and modified invite messages.