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The Routeset definition file uses a comma delimited CSV format in a text file, to store Routing Labels and optional custom parameters:<br> | |||
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<pre>routeset_name, prio | <pre>routeset_name, prio | ||
Montreal_Qc,2 | |||
Calgary_AB,3 | |||
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The Routeset definition files are displayed in the '''Routesets Defintion''' table. | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:58, 13 June 2022
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| Tmedia | 2.5, 2.6 |
The Routeset definition file uses a comma delimited CSV format in a text file, to store Routing Labels and optional custom parameters:
For example:
routeset_name, prio Montreal_Qc,2 Calgary_AB,3
To add a Routeset definition file to the system:
1- Click FileDB in the navigation panel
2- Click Import new definition
3- Click Browse and select the Routeset defintion file that you wish to import.
- Click Import
The Routeset definition files are displayed in the Routesets Defintion table.
