Release 2.2 SP4 - An Overview of Features
- 1 FR12869 Mapping of ISUP Connected Number to SIP - Connected Line Identification Presentation (COLP)
- 2 FR18317 Routing by URI Prefix
- 3 FR18737 Mapping of ISDN Connected Number to SIP - Connected Line Identification Presentation (COLP)
- 4 FR18849 Dynamic Channels Reservation
- 5 FR19086 Use Anonymous in From Header for Incoming ISDN Null Dialed Number
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FR12869 Mapping of ISUP Connected Number to SIP - Connected Line Identification Presentation (COLP)
Brief Description:
This feature adds the Connected Number parameter which is an ISUP parameter found in either the ANM or CON messages. On the ISUP side of the call, this implements the Connected Line Identification Presentation (COLP) supplementary service. The connected number parameter is sent in the backward direction to identify the number that is connected to a call. Because of changes in a call such as call redirection and call transfers, the connected number parameter may be different than the called party number. This feature interworks the connected number parameter between the ISUP and SIP protocols and is only supported for ITU ISUP. Refer to the links in the Related Topics section below for more information.
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Related Topics:
Interwork Connected Number between SIP and ISUP
FR18317 Routing by URI Prefix
Brief Description:
IMG 2020 offers various types of routing criteria: Dialed Number, Originating Number, Channel Group, Called NOA, Calling NOA, FCI, and Multimedia Call.
This feature adds a new type of routing criteria named Prefix. This Prefix routing criteria will allow the user to associate an alphabetic Prefix with an outgoing Channel Group. Refer to the links in the Related Topics section below for more information, such as the exact character sets which are supported within the Prefix.
For example:
IMG 2020 receives a SIP call: INVITE SIP: CST-OPS677777@pingan.com.cn;transport=udp SIP/2.0 IMG 2020 will route the call as per the Prefix "CST-OPS", matching the Prefix with a Channel Group. IMG 2020 will send the remaining digits "677777" to the outgoing call.
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FR18737 Mapping of ISDN Connected Number to SIP - Connected Line Identification Presentation (COLP)
Brief Description:
This feature adds the Connected Number parameter which is an ISDN parameter found in the Connect message. It is used as part of the Connected Line Identification Presentation (COLP) supplementary service. The connected number parameter is sent in the backward direction to identify the number that is connected to a call. Because of changes in a call such as call redirection and call transfers, the connected number parameter may be different than the called party number. This feature interworks the connected number parameter between the SIP and ISDN protocols. Refer to the links in the Related Topics section below for more information.
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FR18849 Dynamic Channels Reservation
Brief Description:
This feature adds Dynamic Channels Reservation which allows a user the ability to reserve a given number of channels in a channel group to Incoming Only. The number of channels reserved is configured in the Channel Group object and is configured as a percentage of available channels. The available channels are allocated in Real Time so the number of channels available can change during call processing. The Dynamic Channel Reservation feature is supported in channel groups configured as either SS7 or ISDN and is supported when the channels are configured for Incoming/Outgoing only. Refer to the links in the Related Topics section below for more information.
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FR19086 Use Anonymous in From Header for Incoming ISDN Null Dialed Number
Brief Description:
This feature adds a parameter to enable the use of anonymous in From header for incoming ISDN Null dialed number. Refer to the links in the Related Topics section below for more information.
When enabled, the From header will have the following format.
From: "anonymous" <sip:anonymous@anonymous.invalid>
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