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What does "adjunct routing link #" do exactly in a vector?

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I read a few threads here however, I still don't fully understand what the line "adjunct routing link #" do in a vector.

Especially if it's like this in a vector,

02 adjunct routing link 1
03 adjunct routing link 2
 
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They are used to communicate with cti / asai links to an adjuct that does screen pops or provides status of agents or identifies
ani digits for callers, etc.

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to find out what the links are, do I use the "List Cti link"?

Is there any AES involvement?
 
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