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iii Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide C ON TE N T S Preface vii Overview vii Who Should Use This Guide vii Document Organization viii Document Conventions viii Related Documentation and Refer.
Contents iv Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Exporting a Database 2-2 Reintializing a Database 2-3 Database Functionalities 2-3 Database Tables 2-4 Configuration Tables 2-4 Dataset Tables 2-.
Contents v Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Deleting Contacts 4-18 Creating, Modifying, and Deleting Contact Lists 4-19 Creating Contact Lists 4-19 Modifying Contact Lists 4-20 Deleting Cont.
Contents vi Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide A P P E N D I X A Logging A-1 Configuring Syslog A-1 Examples A-2 Viewing Logs A-2 Sample logs A-3 A P P E N D I X B Data Schema B-1 Configuratio.
vii Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Preface This preface describes the objective, audience, organization, and conventions of the Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide .
viii Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Preface Document Organization Document Organization This guide is organized as follows: Document Conventions Following are conventions that might be used in this document.
ix Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Preface Related Documentation and References Related Documentation and References • Carrier Sensitive Routing Installation Guide For Sun/Solaris , Java, and postgreSQL database information, go to the following URLs: • http://www.
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CH A P TE R 1-1 Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide 1 Overview of Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing The Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing (CSR) application provides end users with the capability to manipulate the routing of calls from the gatekeeper based on the ingress carrier and the DNIS.
1-2 Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter1 Overview of Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing CSR Components CSR Components The three major components of CSR are as follows. • postgreSQL Database • CSR application • CSR GUI The CSR GUI and the CSR application are not directly connected.
1-3 Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter1 Overview of Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing CSR Basics CSR evaluates the predetermined selection and rejection criteria as part of the source carrier and DNIS information to determine what routing information to return to the gatekeeper.
1-4 Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter1 Overview of Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing CSR Basics Ingress Rejection Rules • Reject Max Origination Percentage • Reject Max Ingress Units • .
1-5 Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter1 Overview of Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing CSR Limitations CSR Limitations • When two rules are available (a rule associated with the carrier and a rule associated with a route), the rule associated with the carrier is chosen first.
1-6 Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter1 Overview of Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing CSR Limitations.
CH A P TE R 2-1 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide 2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities This chapter describes the operations and functionalities of the postgreSQL database and.
2-2 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Operations • -S—Tells the postmaster to run in silent mode. This is not recorded to a log file. • -i—Tells postmaster to allow network connections.
2-3 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Operations Exporting a Database To export a database to a text file or to back up th.
2-4 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities Database Functionalities This section describes the following: • D.
2-5 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities Table2-1 Configuration Data Table Name Type Allow Null Default Constraints Comments ActiveDataset text NO ‘_1’ Valid values: • _1 • _2 There are two datasets in the CSR (active and inactive).
2-6 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities ThreadCount integer NO 10 Number of threads in the working pool that handle routes in the rules engine. This number must be adjusted for different systems.
2-7 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities RejectSrcUnits boolean NO FALSE If this rejection rule applies, the CSR returns a rejection instead of a null body.
2-8 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities ListenLRJ boolean NO FALSE Set to TRUE if registering for this type of message. ListenRAI boolean NO FALSE Set to TRUE if registering for this type of message.
2-9 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities Caution The following table should not be modified or deleted. It consists of error messages that are logged. The CSR application does not work without this table.
2-10 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities Dataset Tables The dataset tables use functionality that is specific to postgreSQL, that is, table inheritance. This allows a table to be created and other tables to be inherited from it.
2-11 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities Note Tables Carriers_1 and Carriers_2 can inherit from the Carriers table. Table2-8 Carriers Table Name Type Allow Null Default Constraints Comments CarrierKey integer NO <>0 Primary key.
2-12 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities Note Tables MatchPatterns_1 and MatchPatterns_2 can inherit from this table. Note Tables Routes_1 and Routes_2 can inherit from the Routes table.
2-13 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities RejectMaxOriginationPercentage boolean NO FALSE Indicates whether to reject this rule. RejectMaxIngressUnits boolean NO FALSE Indicates whether to reject this rule.
2-14 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities Note Tables Rules_1 and Rules_2 can inherit from the Rules table. Note Tables Contacts_1 and Contacts_2 can inherit from the Contacts table.
2-15 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities Lists Table Note Tables Lists_1 and Lists_2 can inherit from the Lists table. Note Tables ContactLists_1 and ContactLists_2 can inherit from this table.
2-16 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities Note Tables IngressRouteAttributes_1 and IngressRouteAttributes _2 can inherit from the RouteAttributes table.
2-17 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities Note EgressRouteAttributes_1 and EgressRouteAttributes_2 can inherit from the EgressRouteAttributes and RouteAttriubtes tables.
2-18 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter2 PostgreSQL Database Operations and Functionalities Database Functionalities Note Tables IngressRoutes_1, IngressRoutes_2, EgressRoutes_1, and EgressRoutes_2 can inherit from this QoS table. PostgreSQL Database Command Summary Following is a summary of frequently used postgreSQL commands.
CH A P TE R 3-1 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide 3 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing Application Operations This chapter describes the following Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing application ope.
3-2 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter3 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing Application Operations Activating CSR CSR as a User Process While the CSR is running as a daemon, other instances may run as user processes.
3-3 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter3 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing Application Operations Deactivating CSR Deactivating CSR To stop CSR, log in to the CSR GUI by performing the fo.
3-4 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter3 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing Application Operations Deactivating CSR Figure3-2 CSR Window Step 3 Click the CSR Commands tab. Step 4 Click Shutdown CSR . This shuts down all CSRs connected to this database.
CH A P TE R 4-1 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide 4 CSR GUI Functionalities This chapter describes CSR functionalities and commands, and contains the following sections: • Activating the GU.
4-2 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Configuring CSR with the GUI Step 2 Enter the information in the Login dialog box as follows: a. Enter the user name. The range is 1 to 32 characters. b. Enter the password.
4-3 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Configuring CSR with the GUI Figure4-2 Configuration Management Tab in CSR Window Changing Log Levels To change the logging level for the messages to be logged to syslog, select from the Logging Level pull-down menu.
4-4 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Configuring CSR with the GUI Figure4-3 Logging Level Pull-down Menu The available levels are as follows: • Error—Only messages containing severe errors are logged. Optimally, this level may not generate any error messages.
4-5 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Configuring CSR with the GUI Adding, Modifying, and Removing Gatekeepers To add, modify, and remove gatekeeper s, log in to CSR and select the Configuration Management tab in the CSR window.
4-6 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Configuring CSR with the GUI Step 2 Ε nter the ID of the gatekeeper to be added. The range is 1 to 64 characters. Step 3 Ε nter remote address (IP address) of the gatekeeper to be connected to.
4-7 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Configuring CSR with the GUI Figure4-7 Filters Pop-up Menu Step 9 Click a filter on the pop-up menu.
4-8 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Configuring CSR with the GUI Figure4-9 Sample Filter Display Step 11 To delete a filter to the message, select from the pull-down menu for the filter.
4-9 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Configuring CSR with the GUI Modifying Gatekeepers This section describes how to modify an existing gatekeeper. Step 1 Select a gatekeeper from the gatekeeper list in the Current Gatekeepers area, as follows ( Figure4-11 “ Current Gatekeepers Area in CSR Window ” ).
4-10 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Configuring CSR with the GUI Figure4-12 Registered Messages and Filters Dialog Box for an Existing Gatekeeper Step 3 To modify a message and its filters associated with the gatekeeper, click the round button to the left of the message.
4-11 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Configuring CSR with the GUI Step 1 To remove an existing gatekeeper, select a gatekeeper from the gatekeeper list in the Current Gatekeepers area. Step 2 Click Remove . The following message appears ( Figure4-13 “ Delete Gatekeeper Message ” ).
4-12 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Step 3 To enter the maximum number of calls allowed to be queued, enter a number for “Maximum Queue Size.” The default is 5000. If this number is too low, the gatekeeper connection waits for the CSR to catch up.
4-13 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets • Egress and ingress route attributes • Match patterns • Routes • Rules After you log .
4-14 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Creating Carriers Note At least one contact list must be created before a carrier can be created. There must be a single carrier of “Home” type created for the provisioned data.
4-15 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Figure4-18 Dialog Box for New Carrier in Active Dataset The carrier key is the primary key of this carrier in the Carriers table. When a new carrier is being created, “ %%%% ” is displayed.
4-16 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Figure4-19 Dialog Box for an Existing Carrier in Active Dataset Step 3 Change the information accordingly. Step 4 Click Modify to save the changes, or click Cancel to cancel the changes.
4-17 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Note Alternatively, you can delete a carrier by clicking Delete when you are in the dialog box for modifying the carrier. Creating, Modifying, and Deleting Contacts This section describes the steps to create, modify, and delete contacts.
4-18 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Step 5 In the Cost box, enter cost associated with this contact. The entry must be greater than 0. This is optional. Step 6 In the Priority box, enter priority of this contact.
4-19 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Step 2 In the Contacts area, click a contact. You can select more than one contact by holding down the Ctrl key while clicking each contact. Step 3 Click Delete .
4-20 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets The key shown on the screen is the primary key of this contact list in the Contact List table. When a new contact list is being created, “ %%%% ” is displayed.
4-21 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Step 4 Click Modify to save the changes, or click Cancel to cancel the changes.
4-22 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Figure4-25 Dialog Box for New Egress Route Attribute in Active Dataset The key shown on the screen is the primary key of this egress route attribute in the Egress Route Attributes table.
4-23 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Step 10 In the Date/Time area, click Daily , Weekly , Absolute or Constant . The egress route attribute is being applied according to these time segments.
4-24 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Figure4-26 List of Egress Route Attribute Names in Active Dataset.
4-25 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Step 3 From the list, select an Egress Route Attribute by double-clicking on that attribute.
4-26 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Step 4 Click Delete . A Delete message appears: Step 5 Click Yes to delete the attribute, or click No to stop the deletion.
4-27 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Figure4-28 Dialog Box for New Ingress Route Attribute in Active Dataset The key shown on the screen is the primary key of this Ingress Route Attribute in the Ingress Route Attributes table.
4-28 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets hour(0-23):min (0-60):sec (0-60) b. If you select Weekly, select day of the week from the pull-down menu and enter the Start Time and the End Time.
4-29 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Figure4-29 Dialog Box for an Existing Ingress Route Attribute in Active Dataset Step 4 Change the information accordingly. Step 5 Click Modify to save the changes, or click Cancel to leave the changes.
4-30 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Note Alternatively, you can delete an attribute by clicking Delete when you are in the dialog box for modifying the attribute.
4-31 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Modifying Match Patterns Step 1 In the Active Dataset tab in the CSR window, click the down arrow in the Selection box, then select Match Patterns from the pull-down menu.
4-32 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Creating, Modifying, and Deleting Routes This section describes the steps to create, modify, and delete routes.
4-33 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Figure4-33 QoS Relationships Dialog Box in Active Dataset a. In the Ingress Carrier box, click the down arrow , then select the ingress carrier from the pull-down menu.
4-34 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Figure4-34 Dialog Box for an Existing Route in Active Dataset Step 3 Change the information accordingly. Step 4 Click Modify to save the changes, or click Cancel to leave the changes.
4-35 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Creating, Modifying, and Deleting Rules This section describes the steps to create, modify and delete rules.
4-36 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets • Reject Max Origination Percentage—If the ingress carrier’s current percentage of calls is greater than its provisioned maximum, the call is rejected.
4-37 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets • Select Same Carrier—If the ingress carrier is also a egress carrier candidate, it is selected and all others are deselected.
4-38 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Active Datasets Figure4-36 Dialog Box for Existing Rule in Active Dataset Step 3 Change the information accordingly. Step 4 Click Modify to save the changes, or click Cancel to leave the changes.
4-39 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Inactive Datasets Verifying Datasets To verify whether a dataset is valid, click Verify Dataset in the Dataset Commands area. This command ensures that all the provisioned data for the active dataset is valid.
4-40 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Updating Inactive Datasets After you log in to CSR and click the Inactive Dataset tab in the CSR window, the following .
4-41 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities CSR Commands Figure4-38 Destroy Message in Inactive Dataset Step 2 Click Yes to destroy the inactive dataset, or No to quit destroying. Activating Inactive Datasets An inactive dataset is not loaded into the CSR memory, with the exception of test commands.
4-42 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities CSR Commands Sending Test Route Request Commands to an Active CSR Application Step 1 Click the CSR Commands tab in the CSR window.
4-43 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities CSR Commands Note If an egress carrier is specified, the call is ignored. It is assumed that the egress carrier has been found. Step 6 In the Time box, enter the simulated time to test time-sensitive calls.
4-44 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities CSR Commands Step 11 To display a log of actions used to process the test results, click Show Log .
4-45 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities CSR Commands Resetting Call Accounting To reset all call units to zero, click Reset Call Accounting . This sets all accounting per carrier and per route/carrier for the CSR.
4-46 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide Chapter4 CSR GUI Functionalities Checking CSR Version Checking CSR Version To check the CSR version number, select the About tab in the CSR window. Multiple GUI Operation Multiple GUIs can run against a single database and multiple databases.
A-1 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide A PP E ND I X A Logging This appendix describes the following activities: • Configuring Syslog • Viewing Logs Configuring Syslog This section provides an overview of the UNIX syslog. For more detail, refer to the online manual page for syslog.
A-2 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixA Logging Viewing Logs Messages can originate from the following locations or facilities: • user—User processes from the CSR application. • kern—Kernel • mail—Mail system • daemon—System daemons • auth—Authorization system, such as login or su.
A-3 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixA Logging Viewing Logs • Name of the machine that generated the log • Application/PID • Log level • Message content Sample logs • Jan 2 13:01:14 ciscoe250 CSR01[8333]: ERROR: CSR Started.
A-4 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixA Logging Viewing Logs.
B-1 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide A PP E ND I X B Data Schema This appendix describes the following: • Configuration Data Schema • Dataset Schema Configuration Data Schema BEGIN WORK;.
B-2 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixB Data Schema Configuration Data Schema ListenPort integer CONSTRAINT CSRListenPortInvalid CHECK (ListenPort > 0 AND ListenPort <= 32767), .
B-3 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixB Data Schema Configuration Data Schema ) ); CREATE TABLE TestRoutes ( TestKey integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, TestTime time, TestDate date, Datase.
B-4 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixB Data Schema Configuration Data Schema CREATE TABLE Filters ( FilterKey integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, GKID varchar(64) NOT NULL, MsgType text NO.
B-5 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixB Data Schema Dataset Schema Dataset Schema BEGIN WORK; SET CONSTRAINTS ALL DEFERRED; CREATE TABLE Carriers ( CarrierKey integer NOT NULL PRIMARY.
B-6 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixB Data Schema Dataset Schema CREATE TABLE Routes ( RouteKey integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY CONSTRAINT RouteKeyNotZero CHECK (RouteKey <> 0), .
B-7 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixB Data Schema Dataset Schema CHECK ( SelectBestQoS >= 0 AND SelectBestQoS <= 5 ), SelectSameCarrier integer NOT NULL DEFAULT 0 CONSTRAINT S.
B-8 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixB Data Schema Dataset Schema Cost integer CONSTRAINT CostInvalid CHECK (Cost >= 0), Priority integer CONSTRAINT PriorityInvalid CHECK (Priorit.
B-9 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixB Data Schema Dataset Schema CHECK (Weekday >=0 AND Weekday <= 6), StartTime time, EndTime time CONSTRAINT TimeRangeInvalid CHECK ( (StartT.
B-10 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixB Data Schema Dataset Schema CREATE TABLE QoS ( IngressCarrierKey integer NOT NULL, EgressCarrierKey integer NOT NULL, RouteKey integer NOT NULL.
B-11 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixB Data Schema Dataset Schema CREATE UNIQUE INDEX Contacts_1_PKey ON Contacts_1 (ContactKey); CREATE UNIQUE INDEX Contacts_2_PKey ON Contacts_2 (.
B-12 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixB Data Schema Dataset Schema ALTER TABLE Carriers_1 ADD FOREIGN KEY (RuleKey) REFERENCES Rules_1 (RuleKey) DEFERRABLE; ALTER TABLE Carriers_1 AD.
B-13 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixB Data Schema Dataset Schema ALTER TABLE EgressRouteAttributes_2 ADD FOREIGN KEY (CarrierKey) REFERENCES Carriers_2 (CarrierKey) DEFERRABLE; ALT.
B-14 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixB Data Schema Dataset Schema.
C-1 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide A PP E ND I X C Error Conditions and Recoveries This appendix describes the following error conditions and recoveries: • Database Connectivity Loss •.
C-2 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide AppendixC Error Conditions and Recoveries Gatekeeper Connectivity Loss Gatekeeper Connectivity Loss Gatekeeper Connectivity Loss can occur for any of the.
GL-3 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide G L O SS A R Y A ANI automatic number identification. ARQ admission request message. B BRQ bandwidth request message. D DNIS dialed number identification service. DNS domain naming system. DRQ disengage request message.
Glossary GL-4 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide R RAI resource availability indication message. RRQ registration request message. U URQ unregistration request message.
IN-5 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide INDEX A active and inactive datasets 1-3 Active Dataset tab 4-12 ANI 1-2 ARQ 1-2 B BRQ 1-2 C Configuration Management tab 4-2 CSR Commands tab 4-41 D De.
Index IN-6 Cisco Carrier Sensitive Routing User Guide S Source carrier 1-2 T Tables Carrier 1-3 Configuration Settings 1-3 Contact List 1-3 Contacts 1-3 Egress Route Attributes 1-3 Egress Routes 1-3 F.
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