Ascotel IntelliGate 2025/2045/2065
334 Call Routing Part 2
System Configuration
Tab. 2.64: Transferring three-party connections to the exchange: Settings
5.6 Transit Routing in the Private Leased-Line Network
When a PINX forwards a call on the network side, it is a transit routing.
If a PINX routes a call from the public network to the private leased-line network
or vice versa, it assumes a gateway function. It therefore acts as the gateway PINX
for the call.
If a PINX routes a call from a PINX in the private leased-line network to another
PINX in the private leased-line network, it assumes a transit function. It therefore
acts as the transit PINX for the call.
In this chapter you will find out how Ascotel IntelliGate resolves the gateway and
transit function , and the settings required.
Note:
A transit call must never be routed from network to network via the
same trunk group; otherwise this may lead to endless loops and block
all available B channels.
Parameter Parameter value
Subscriber configuration:
• Exchange access authorization yes
Network interface:
• TEI management P-MP
Trunk group configuration:
• Transfer hold to the exchange yes
• Three-party conference in the exchange yes
• Call transfer in the exchange yes
• Network type Public
• Protocol DSS1
• Trunk connections Group in the same trunk group all the basic accesses that are
to support the function