Network architecture for routing of adjunct based services
AssigneeAT&T Corp.
InventorsDominic Ricciardi, Jerry Allen Robinson
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AssigneeAT&T Corp.
InventorsDominic Ricciardi, Jerry Allen Robinson
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The present invention is a novel architecture design for adjunct based architectures. The architecture is built on two key principles; routing traffic based on geographic origin and routing based on customer group. In order to implement the geographic routing, the communications network is split into regions. A method used to achieve optimal regions is described. Further realization of the geographic routing entails a design of the architecture regions, determining the number of adjuncts/region and equally distributing the loads across the adjunct sites. Also, described is the method for optimally homing traffic between the OAS and TAS A and between TAS A and TAS B. The architecture eliminates deficiencies in prior art architectures such as intertoll focusing, architecture instability and reliability.
A method for routing calls in a communications network, said method comprising the steps of:
A method for routing adjunct based calls to adjunct sites in a communications network, wherein said adjunct sites are coupled to terminating switches in said network, said method comprising the steps of:
A system for routing adjunct based calls in a communications network to adjunct sites, said adjunct sites being coupled to terminating switches in said network, said system comprising:
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