In this section:

To create or modify an existing Action Configuration:

  1. In the WebUI, click the Settings tab.

  2. In the left navigation pane, go to Call Routing > Call Actions > Action Configuration.

Creating an Action Configuration

  1. In the WebUI, click the Settings tab.

  2. In the left navigation pane, go to Call Routing > Call Actions > Action Configuration.

  3. Click the Create Action Configuration Entry icon at the top of the Action Configuration Table page.

  4. Configure the fields. See Action Configuration - Field Definitions.


Modifying an Action Configuration

  1. Click the expand Icon next to the entry you wish to modify.
  2. Edit the entry properties as required. See Action Configuration - Field Definitions.

Action Configuration - Field Definitions


Click '' on the WebUI screen to configure additional items

Configuring an Object within an Object


  1. Access a WebUI page that includes a field for a configuration resource with support for object within an object configuration. For example, the SIP Signaling Group Table includes a number of such fields.

  2. Click the field-specific () icon next to a specific object. In the example below, the Call Routing Table field supports object within object configurability:

     

  3. At the Create window, enter a description for the newly created object.

  4. Click OK.

     

  5. The Call Route Table is created. The field is auto-populated with the newly-created table, and the "changed field" is highlighted (i.e., the Call Routing Table field).


     




Description

Unique description for the table entry.  Valid entry: up to 64 characters.

Action

Specifies the action to be taken. The action tells the call routing function the next step to take when setting up a call. For example, when Send Alert is selected, the next step in the call routing function is for an alert message to be sent (as part of the Action Set). Default entry: Route Call.

Possible actions include:

ActionDefinition
Route CallCall is routed. If the Timeout field is set, the SBC waits for the amount of time specified in the Timeout field before routing the call. From the Route Table field, select a route for this call.
Send AlertAlert is sent before the call is routed.
Send ConnectConnect message is sent from SBC.
Release CallCall is released. With this option, a Q.850 Cause Code can be configured.
Detect CNGFax call is detected and routed to the appropriate fax endpoint. From the Timeout field, specify the length of time for the SBC to wait for CNG to be detected. See Best Practice - Configuring One Number Fax.
Route Call, Await Connect Timer
SBC routes the call, and waits for the amount of time specified in the Connect Timer field for the call to connect. From the Route Table field, select a route for this call.
Generic TimerEnables a timer used for the SBC to pause before proceeding to the next action. Use this action to get call routing to pause to allow some external event to occur, or delay the call connect process to match the far-end requirements. From the Timeout field, specify the length of time.
Invoke Action SetSpecifies another Action Set to be invoked. When this option is selected, you can choose which Action Set to begin.

For detailed information on how to use the Detect CNG option for fax calls, see Configuring SBC Edge Portfolio for One Number Fax in MS Exchange Environment.

For detailed information on Action Sets, see How Action Sets Work.

Route Table

Specifies the Routing Table to use in this action. The field is available only when Route Call and Route Call, Await Connect Timer are selected from the Action drop down list.

Q.850 Cause Code

Specifies the Cause Code to send when a call is released. This field is available only when Release Call is selected from the Action drop down list.

Connect Timer

Specifies the length of time the SBC Edge Portfolio waits for the call to be connected. This option is used to adjust for different network delay conditions. This field is available only when Route Call, Await Connect Timer is selected from the Action drop down list.

Timeout

Specifies the length of time before a timeout occurs. This field is available only when Generic Timer or Detect CNG is selected from the Action drop down list. Valid entry: 10 - 3600000 milliseconds. Default entry: 4000.

Action Set

Specifies the Action Set to be invoked. Options for this field are populated from the Action Set Table. See Managing Action Sets. This field is available only when Invoke Action Set is selected from the Action drop down list.

See also How Action Sets Work.