Adding timeslot control to Routing scripts - Revision history

Luc Morissette: /* Adding new timeslot variable */

2023-09-19T17:48:34Z

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	== Adding new timeslot variable <br> ==		== Adding new timeslot variable <br> ==
	You need to add a new custom ~~column~~ to use this script. There is a default value created and it can be changed in each route afterwards.		You need to add two new custom columns to use this script. There is a default value created and it can be changed in each route afterwards.
	The best is to create a multiple choice option to prevent errors. In this case, it will be the list of available line services (TDM lines) that can be used for controlling the timeslots (all CAS trunks).		The best is to create a multiple choice option to prevent errors. In this case, it will be the list of available line services (TDM lines) that can be used for controlling the timeslots (all CAS trunks).
	<pre>Gateway -> Routes -> Create New Route Column</pre>		<pre>Gateway -> Routes -> Create New Route Column</pre>
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	[[Image:Timeslot_control_trunk_configuration.png‎‎\|800px]] <br>		[[Image:Timeslot_control_trunk_configuration.png‎‎\|800px]] <br>

			Then you can do the same for the timeslots:
	<pre>Gateway -> Routes -> Create New Route Column</pre>		<pre>Gateway -> Routes -> Create New Route Column</pre>

Luc Morissette: /* Adding New timeslot Variable */

2023-09-19T17:47:10Z

Adding New timeslot Variable

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	== Adding ~~New~~ timeslot ~~Variable~~ <br> ==		== Adding new timeslot variable <br> ==
	You need to add a new custom column to use this script. There is a default value created and it can be changed in each route afterwards.		You need to add a new custom column to use this script. There is a default value created and it can be changed in each route afterwards.
	The best is to create a multiple choice option to prevent errors. In this case, it will be the list of available line services (TDM lines) that can be used for controlling the timeslots (all CAS trunks).		The best is to create a multiple choice option to prevent errors. In this case, it will be the list of available line services (TDM lines) that can be used for controlling the timeslots (all CAS trunks).

Luc Morissette at 17:44, 19 September 2023

2023-09-19T17:44:52Z

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	Then uncompress and upload it in the system with these instructions:		Then uncompress and upload it in the system with these instructions:
	[[Import_Customized_Routing_Script_C\|Import Customized Routing Script]]		[[Import_Customized_Routing_Script_C\|Import Customized Routing Script]]
			You can also copy/paste the content of the main file and create a new 'Main' Script using the '''Create New Script File''' menu <br>

	== Setting up '''Timeslot Control''' Script<br> ==		== Setting up '''Timeslot Control''' Script<br> ==
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	[[Image:Main_scripts.png‎\|400px]] <br>		[[Image:Main_scripts.png‎\|400px]] <br>

	~~You can also copy/paste the content of the main file and create a new 'Main' Script using the '''Create New Script File''' menu <br>~~

	<br>		<br>

Luc Morissette: /* Add timeslot_control.rb Script in system */

2023-09-19T17:44:15Z

Add timeslot_control.rb Script in system

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	Then upload it in the system with these instructions:		Then uncompress and upload it in the system with these instructions:
	[[Import_Customized_Routing_Script_C\|Import Customized Routing Script]]		[[Import_Customized_Routing_Script_C\|Import Customized Routing Script]]

Luc Morissette: /* Add timeslot_control.rb Script in system */

2023-09-19T17:43:57Z

Add timeslot_control.rb Script in system

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Luc Morissette at 13:40, 19 September 2023

2023-09-19T13:40:14Z

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	You can then go in each route and change these values. <br>		You can then go in each route and change these values. <br>
	lineservice='DS1_02' will use the second T1 configured. 'none' will disable the use of this feature. <br>		lineservice='DS1_02' will use the second T1 configured. 'none' will disable the use of this feature. <br>
	timeslot='5\|6' will use the timestot 5 ~~and 6~~ of DS1_02 for this route.		timeslot='5' will use the timestot 5 of DS1_02 for this route.
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Luc Morissette at 13:39, 19 September 2023

2023-09-19T13:39:29Z

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	The result will look like this:<br>		The result will look like this:<br>
	[[Image:Timeslot_control_trunk_configuration.png‎‎\|~~400px~~]] <br>		[[Image:Timeslot_control_trunk_configuration.png‎‎\|800px]] <br>

	<pre>Gateway -> Routes -> Create New Route Column</pre>		<pre>Gateway -> Routes -> Create New Route Column</pre>

	'''Name''': timeslot<br>'''Type attributes''': none\|1\|2\|3\|~~...~~\|24<br>'''Default''': none <br>		'''Name''': timeslot<br>'''Type attributes''': none\|1\|2\|3\|4\|5\|6\|7\|8\|9\|10\|11\|12\|13\|14\|15\|16\|17\|18\|19\|20\|21\|22\|23\|24<br>'''Default''': none <br>

	The result will look like this:<br>		The result will look like this:<br>
	[[Image:Timeslot_control_timeslot_configuration.png‎‎\|~~400px~~]] <br>		[[Image:Timeslot_control_timeslot_configuration.png‎‎\|800px]] <br>

	You can then go in each route and change these values. lineservice='DS1_02' will use the second T1 configured. 'none' will disable the use of this feature. <br>		<br>
			You can then go in each route and change these values. <br>
			lineservice='DS1_02' will use the second T1 configured. 'none' will disable the use of this feature. <br>
	timeslot='5\|6' will use the timestot 5 and 6 of DS1_02 for this route.		timeslot='5\|6' will use the timestot 5 and 6 of DS1_02 for this route.
	<br>		<br>

Luc Morissette: New page for timeslot control

2023-09-19T13:38:12Z

New page for timeslot control

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This article describes how to add '''timeslot_control.rb''' script to any Routing scripts. 
The script demonstrates how to make routing decisions based on the inbound timeslot, and how to use routing decisions to select an outbound timeslot. This is useful in CAS environments where some timeslots in a T1/E1 may be used for different purposes.

== Requirements for this script ==
This script has been designed for controlling timeslots so the system must have TDM interfaces configured in the system. See: [[https://docs.telcobridges.com/Toolpack:Hardware_Settings_E#tab=TDM_Network|Allocating TDM lines]]
 

== Add '''timeslot_control.rb''' Script in system ==
Download this file:
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*[[Media:Timeslot_control.zip‎|timeslot_control.rb]]
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Then upload it in the system with these instructions:
[[Import_Customized_Routing_Script_C|Import Customized Routing Script]]

== Setting up '''Timeslot Control''' Script ==

To set up a Filter, the main script needs to be modified. The main script can be either simple_routing.rb, simple_routing_sbc.rb, or any other script with the 'Main' type. 
[[Image:Main_scripts.png‎|400px]] 

You can also copy/paste the content of the main file and create a new 'Main' Script using the '''Create New Script File''' menu 

 
Go to the routing script section of the Web portal
<pre>Gateway -> Routing scripts -> simple_routing_sbc.rb [Edit]
</pre>

Three things need to be added. At the start of the script: 
<pre>require 'timeslot_control'
</pre>

In the main class: 
<pre>include TimeslotControl
</pre>

<pre> route_remap :method => :timeslot_control
</pre>
 

The final 'Main' script will look like this:
<pre>
require 'base_routing'
require 'timeslot_control'

class SimpleRouting < BaseRouting
include TimeslotControl

before_filter :method => :timeslot_read

route_match :call_field_name => :called
route_match :call_field_name => :calling
route_match :call_field_name => :nap

route_remap :call_field_name => :called, :route_field_name => :remapped_called
route_remap :call_field_name => :calling, :route_field_name => :remapped_calling
route_remap :call_field_name => :nap, :route_field_name => :remapped_nap

route_remap :method => :timeslot_control

end
</pre>

There may be other scripts called by this 'Main' script. This is normal.

== Adding New timeslot Variable ==
You need to add a new custom column to use this script. There is a default value created and it can be changed in each route afterwards.
The best is to create a multiple choice option to prevent errors. In this case, it will be the list of available line services (TDM lines) that can be used for controlling the timeslots (all CAS trunks).
<pre>Gateway -> Routes -> Create New Route Column</pre>

'''Name''': lineservice '''Type attributes''': none|DS1_01|DS1_02|DS1_03|...|DS1_84 '''Default''': none 

The result will look like this: 
[[Image:Timeslot_control_trunk_configuration.png‎‎|400px]] 

<pre>Gateway -> Routes -> Create New Route Column</pre>

'''Name''': timeslot '''Type attributes''': none|1|2|3|...|24 '''Default''': none 

The result will look like this: 
[[Image:Timeslot_control_timeslot_configuration.png‎‎|400px]] 

You can then go in each route and change these values. lineservice='DS1_02' will use the second T1 configured. 'none' will disable the use of this feature. 
timeslot='5|6' will use the timestot 5 and 6 of DS1_02 for this route.