Interesting RFP for least cost routing

[jason.aarons]

Before i check does not meet, have you ever seen this on Callmanager, much less a Nortel or other pbx?

2.0 LEAST COST ROUTING/OUTGOING CALL TO PSTNS

The system must be capable of selecting the least cost route using up to a 15 digit (NPA (NNX) and Exchange (NNX-XXXX) code or 10XXXX 0+) for outgoing long distance calls. It is anticipated that dialing “9” will access all long distance and local trunk facilities. Calls over flowing to a more expensive provider or route should signal the caller that a more expensive route is being chosen. The caller must have the option of queuing, abandoning the call, or allowing the overflow to take place.

PRIORITY - H

RESPONSE - Select one: 0 Meets 0 Exceeds 0Does NOT meet

0Plans for future; list date 0 Does not apply

Explanation:

[ciscojock2002]

I suppose that technically - not much is impossible. I _think_ this could be hacked into a dial-peer application tcl script that could perform such interrogation from the caller.

-normal overflow via rg's and rl's

-send to a second voice gateway for ld overflow

-that dial-peer invokes a tcl/recording with these options

It's a hack - but could likely be done.

Charles