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Show On Graph (Favorite) - Selecting this setting will make this Trunk Group available in the Favorite Ports page on the Dashboard’s Overview section.

Ports - Defines the maximum number of sessions that is Trunk Group supports. If there are no available ports a SIP 503 Trunk Group Capacity Exceeded message will be returned to the Origin.

CPS - Defines the maximum call per second that this Trunk Group (i.e. all the combined trunks in the Trunk Group) can support. If the CPS is greater than the configured CPS value then a SIP XXX YYY message is returned to the Vendor. If this value is not configured then Platform CPS limit is used.

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Max PDD - Defines the maximum Post Dial Delay. This is the amount of time from the receipt of a SIP Invite until the receipt of a of a provisional (SIP 18x) or final (SIP 200 OK) response to the SIP Invite. Once this time expires a SIP XXX message is returned to the Vendor. If this field is left blank the default of 15 seconds is used.

Capacity Group - This drop-down field will include of list of configured Capacity Groups that the Trunk Group can be a member of. Capacity Groups provide the ability to share a defined number of Ports and CPS among one or more Trunk Groups in a Relationship.

B-Timer - Defines the amount of time allowed from the receipt of the SIP Invite to the receipt of a provisional response. If this timer expires the next available Trunk in the Trunk Group will be tried. If all available Trunks have been tried a SIP 503 XXX message will be returned to the Origin.

P-Charge Info -

Send NPDI -

Send E.164 - This setting will ensure that an all numbers in all relevant SIP headers are in an E.164 format. If not set the leading + symbol will not be used.

Send PAI - When enabled a P-Asserted Identity Header will be added to the appropriate outgoing SIP messages if is it not present in the inbound message. XXX

Trunk Monitoring - When enabled the Origination Customer Trunk Group will send SIP Option messages to all enabled trunks in the Trunk Group every 60 seconds. If a response to the SIP Option message is not provided or a SIP XXX or XXX response is provided, then the Trunk is marked Inactive. An Inactive Trunk will never be used for new calls. Once XXX consecutive SIP Option responses are returned the Trunk will be marked as Active. This applies to IP / FQDN and SIP Registration based Trunk members.

Time of Day Limit of Day -- When enabled, the Time of Day tab will be displayed in the Menu between Route Advance Logic and Triggers. This tab is used to determine what times during the week that this Trunk Group is available. Use this feature with caution on an Origination Customer Trunk Group as the feature effectively prevents calls to any number in the Trunk Group's associated Routing Plan during the hours outside of the configured Time of Day.

Preserve Caller ID - This setting will pass any configured Caller ID in the SIP message’s From header. If this setting is not enabled, no Caller ID will be sent.

Enable Triggers -

Microsoft Enabled -

Ignore Privacy Header - XXX Houston we have a problem

Early Media - This setting will add an SDP to the provisional response (i.e. SIP 18x) if one was not present. This setting is rarely used on an Origination Trunk Group as most PSTN vendors provide Early Media in their provisional responses.

Bursting Threshold - When enabled, the Bursting Port value can be configured. This value is used to define the ports (sessions) that are available in the Trunk Group beyond the number of sessions the customer is typically paying for. For example, if the customer is paying for 100 ports but wants the ability to burst to 150 ports then the Bursting Threshold should be set to 100 and the Ports field should be set to 150. The Bursting Report XXX identified all bursting calls.