How can you find out which TN's belong to which route

[jonmohr]

How can you find out which TN's belong to which route? Also, is there a way to find out which routes can send calls to one another?

Hopefully these aren't dumb questions, as I'm a relative newbie at thsi stuff.

Thanks everyone.

 

[johnpoole]

no, it would be dumb if you asked it three times a week, but we all had the same question at least once (or twice)

ld 21
ltm
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(list trunk members)

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[jonmohr]

Thanks John. How do TN's that belong to one trunk/route talk to other trunks/routes?

 

[johnpoole]

they pretty much don't.. a trunk is a single path to a far end switch, either a local carrier, ld carrier or another pbx.. here's the path.. you tn (set) dials 9, that sends you to ld 90, then dial 1213 ld 90 sees a npa match, that sends you to an rlb, (ld 86) that picks a route (1st idle trunk). that is where the switch checks your ncos, if allowed your tn is soft connected to a trunk tn.. and the correct digits are outpulsed... you can have trunk to trunk connections... in my 81, if i see a inbound number xxx 17xx, i send that call to route 97, a tie to an opt 11, they get all did's 1700 to 1799.. that uses ld 97, cdp/dsc.. when you put a call on hold, the trunk is on a conf with a music trunk..

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc