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  • 26th August 2004 at 15:26 #39722
    Hari
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    Hello Group,

    Could any one help me in under-standing how “one-number” service works?.

    what i mean by “one-number” is!!, 1-880-122, where 122 represents to pizza hut, and this call will terminate to nearest pizza-hut delivery center.

    Hari

    26th August 2004 at 23:44 #39723
    YoMero
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    you can do that using RO in your cell (MGCEC) and using an RC to route on RO basis.

    27th August 2004 at 06:31 #39724
    Rote
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    IN will have data base of suscriber number, IN will chacking form A-No and B-No for connect the call. If call Originate form Zone A , IN will connect to B-No in Zone A of pizza-hut delivery center, In case orginate call from Zone B, the call will connect to B-No in Zone B.

    Rote.

    27th August 2004 at 09:59 #39725
    Hari
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    How is it possible in case of postpaid, i think we can’t use IN isn’t it?. Or can we configure MSC to trigger IN calls in case of postpaid also!!.
    Hari

    27th August 2004 at 18:26 #39726
    S.Vijay
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    Hi Hari,

    YoMera…Explainations-Fits for all…whatever you have asked.
    It is in AXE10-MSC.

    PostPaid-IN-Triggering possible.
    Practically – never do that…Your Network will die soon BECOZ OF HEAVY LOAD. :-))

    Rgds

    28th August 2004 at 00:47 #39727
    YoMero Consejero
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    hello Vijay, I didn’t ask !!, I explained one way to reach the goal is to put a route origin in every cell and group it according your requirements
    CELL1 —RO=1
    CELL2—-RO=1
    CELL3—-RO=2
    then you should create one Routing Case (RC) with the neccesary branching
    RC=21 BR=RO-1 R=PIZZA1O
    BR=RO-2 R=PIZZA2O
    and then B-Number analysis

    ANBSI:B=0-1800122 RC=21

    that’s what I was talking about
    RGDS

    28th August 2004 at 14:24 #39728
    S.Vijay
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    Dear YoMero Consejero,

    Sorry for misunderstanding…

    I just meant your answer covers everything.I have said that to Mr.Hari.

    I know what you meant (CELL+RO) already.Anyway your latest info proves what I thought about your idea.

    Give me your mail id …

    scorplund1976@yahoo.com

    I will send some more AXE Questions…

    Rgds

    3rd September 2004 at 22:06 #39729
    AXE Guru
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    One sipmle way is to Define Specific RO for the cells/CellArea and terminate the calls using End of Selection in the routing case.

    20th September 2004 at 16:56 #39730
    Hari
    Guest

    Hello Group,

    Could you let me know multiple connects are handled on AXE. Hope AXE means, Ericsson switch!!!.

    Hari

    11th October 2005 at 14:28 #39731
    Real AXE Guru
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    Thats not AXE Guru…

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