Defining Terminating Routes for a Toll-free Number

Procedure

Follow the steps below to define the terminating route(s) the network will use for a toll-free number with the BRNA(Busy/Ring No Answer) feature:

Note: This procedure is for toll-free numbers that already have Terminating Routes defined. If you are working with a toll-free number that does not have existing Terminating Routes, see Adding Route Advance to a Toll-free Number.

Step

Action

On any page under the View-Modify Call Plans tab, click Modify Call Plan from the Functions section on the left-hand side of the screen.

Result: The system enters Modify mode, and the New Terminating Address link appears in the Links section of the left-hand navigation bar.

Note: You cannot use your browser buttons to navigate the system. When you click your browser's Back button, the system displays a message asking you not to do that, and takes no further action. You must return to View Only mode by clicking either the Save Changes or Cancel Changes links on the left-hand side of the screen.

From the Links section on the left-hand side of the page, click Toll-free Details.

Result: The system takes you to the Toll-free Details page.

Click .

Result: The system takes you to the Route Advance (Modify) page.

Do you want the first terminating address to be Switched or Dedicated?

If you want...	Then...
Switched	In the Terminating Routes section, select the appropriate telephone number from the ANI drop-down list.
Dedicated	In the Terminating Routes section, select the appropriate value from the Primary Trunk drop-down list.

In the Timer field, type the number of seconds the system should let the terminating address ring before playing the RNA Prompt and trying the next terminating address.

From the RNA Prompt drop-down list, select the prompt the system should play before attempting the next terminating address. This message will play after the indicated number seconds without an answer.

From the Busy Prompt drop-down list, select the message the system should play when the indicated terminating address is busy. The system will play this message, then attempt the next defined terminating address.

Do you want to define Overflow Routing for this Terminating Route?

If...	Then...
Yes	Select the Overflow check box. Result: The 1st DTO Trunk and 2nd DTO Trunk drop-down lists appear. Make the appropriate selections.
No	Proceed directly to the next Step.

Do you want to add or work with TnR for this Terminating Route?

If you want to...	Then...
Add TnR (Only available if TnR has not been defined)	Click . Result: The system takes you to the Transfer and Release (Modify Mode) page. See Adding Transfer and Release for details on defining the feature.
Modify Existing TnR (Only available if TnR has already been defined)	Click . Result: The system takes you to the Transfer and Release (Modify Mode) page. See Modifying Transfer and Release for details on working with this feature.
Not mess with TnR at all	Proceed directly to the next step.

Do you want to define another Terminating Route?

If...

Then...

Yes

Select the Route Advance check box.

Result: A new Terminating Routes section appears.
Repeat Steps 4 through 10.

Note: You can define a maximum of four Terminating Routes.

Proceed directly to the next Step.

Click .

Result: The system temporarily saves the values you entered.

Save your changes and schedule propagation to the network.

Related Tasks

The following tasks are related to the procedure described above:

Adding Route Advance to a Toll-free Number

Removing Route Advance from a Toll-free Number