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Trunk Group Routing Help Please

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VoIPgirl

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Apr 27, 2004
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Hello,
In my route patterns, I have set up trunk group orders... I think it is done incorrectly however, because I am seeing group overflow and %block in the first trunk group when I have plenty availability in the second trunk, hence it is not rolling over if all busy.

GRP NO FRL NPA PFX MRK
5 0 312 1
6 0 312 1

Any suggestions? I have the FRL set to 0 since the partition route table is set up and cor for different calling permissions. When it was set to 7, callers with no restrictions could not dial 900 numbers.

Thanks
 
The way the route pattern is structured, all of the trunks in TG 5 must be busy befory you pick TG 6. If you are using the list measurements trunk-group reports you should see busy and overflow against TG 5. You may want to use 'list measurements route-pattern x [yesterday, today, last-hour]' to verify that the pattern is performing as expected. This report will show you what percent of calls is carried by each trunk group.

Kevin
 
Thank You. I have done the list measurements and it says there are overflow in trunk group 5 of 61 and 5%ATB and 5%OutBlk. I believe these should all be 0, which is why I don't think that I have this set up correctly.
 
I just realized that I have different FRL for different Route Pattern for calling permissions. Could this be affecting it?
 
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