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Com.X Administrator Guide
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Enable trunk When disabled, though part of an outbound route, the trunk
group will not be attempted for outbound or inbound calls.
Instead, outbound calls will fail-over to the next trunk or group
in the outbound route. Individual trunks in the group will still
be used if they are explicitly added to and outbound route.
Outbound caller ID The caller ID to present for call placed via this trunk group.
Outbound dial prefix A prefix to be prepended to all dialed numbers on all trunks in
this trunk. This can be used in conjunction with the | symbol
in an outbound route dial pattern to accomplish dialed
number transformations across all the trunks in the group.
Round robin Place calls using the round-robin scheme for trunk selection
when placing calls using this trunk group. If not enabled,
trunk selection always starts with the first available trunk in
the trunk group.
Table 14: Trunk group configuration (editing)
3.8.2.3 Adding trunks to a group
Trunks may be added to a group either by selecting the trunks and creating a group
using them, as detailed in 3.8.2.1, or by selecting the trunks and then selecting Add
to group from the context menu and selecting an existing group of the same type.
Only groups of the same type will appear as options for selection.
After being added to a group, the trunks under the Trunk Ports node will show the
group name they belong to in parentheses.
3.8.2.4 Removing trunks from a group
To remove a selection of trunks from a trunk group, find the group under the Trunk
Groups node and select the trunks (using Ctrl-left-click to select multiple). Select the
Remove from Group option from the context menu. The trunks will be removed from
the group and the reference to the group removed from the trunks under the Trunk
Ports node.
Note: You will not be prompted to confirm this action.
3.8.2.5 Removing a trunk group
To completely remove a trunk group and remove the group association from all the
trunks included in the group, select the group in the Trunk Groups list and select the
Remove Group option from the context menu. The trunks will be removed from the
group and the reference to the group removed from the trunks under the Trunk Ports
node, and the group will be removed from under the Trunk Groups node.
Note: Deletion a group may affect routing. The group will be removed from routes
that made use of it, potentially resulting in routes with no trunks associated (empty
routes). We suggest reviewing outbound routes after any trunk configuration has
been applied.
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