Page 1400 of 1814 Network Tenant Service553-2901-301 Standard 9.00 January 2002Attendant routingNTS allows Console Presentation Groups (CPGs) and related attendants to bedefined at any node in the Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN).Calls can be directed to another node based upon:• a time of day schedule defined at the CPG level• overflow conditions• status of local attendants in the CPG group• status of trunks to other attendant locations• status of the NAS key on a customer basis, and• Night Service indicator of the CPG group.Each Attendant Console group (ACG) can have its own NAS routing tabledefined. Calls not associated with a particular console group will be presentedto ACG 0.Tenant-to-tenant blockingIt is possible to define tables which allow or deny calls between tenant groupsin the same customer group. Normal intercept treatment is given to a stationattempting to dial into a denied access tenant.Tenant to tenant blocking is maintained across the network. Access is allowedor denied according to information defined on the node which currentlyprocesses the call.It is possible with network-wide tenant-to-tenant blocking to define one-wayrestrictions (“A” cannot call “B”, but “B” can call “A”), even though this isnot possible in standalone cases. If nodes do not have the sametenant-to-tenant restrictions defined, one-way blocking can result.Timed Reminder RecallsTimed Reminder Recalls work in the same way as in NAS, but on a tenantbasis. The attendant is chosen based on the tenant number of the target party.
