Default application router rule collection

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Default application router rule collection

Use this page to view or modify default application router (DAR) routing rules or import a new DAR configuration file. The DAR is a SIP application router that you can use to select the order in which SIP applications are triggered. From the console...
Environment > SIP application routers > DefaultSIPApplicationRouter > target > Configure routing rules .
The DAR configuration file contains the routing definitions for the application routing order of the DAR. We can upload a new DAR configuration file and view the definitions in the existing DAR configuration file. We can also use the New, Delete, Move up, and Move down buttons to edit rules individually. Use the Method menu list to filter the list of displayed rules by method name. Select All Methods to view all rules currently in the DAR configuration file.

Button descriptions. This table shows button descriptions.

Button Resulting action
New Click to add a new DAR rule.
Delete Click to delete the selected rules.
Move Up / Move Down Click to move the selected rule up or down in the list of rules. Rules must remain grouped by the method name; rules only move up or down within the method group. For example, if you try to move up an INVITE method, but the previous method is an ACK method, then this INVITE method is already at the top of the INVITE method group, and cannot move any higher.
Import Click to open the file import window. Browse to the new DAR configuration file.
Attention: Importing a new configuration file overwrites all existing rules.

Method

Name of the SIP method used in the request.

Application

Name of the application that the application router sends the SIP request to.

Subscriber identifier

Identity of the subscriber that the DAR returns. The DAR can return any header in the SIP request. For example, if you specify DAR:From , the SIP URI is returned in the From header. The DAR can also return any string.

Route region

Routing region, which can be any of the following strings:

ORIGINATING
TERMINATING
NEUTRAL

Route modifier

Route modifier, which can be any of the following values:

ROUTE
ROUTE_BACK
NO_ROUTE

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Button	Resulting action
New	Click to add a new DAR rule.
Delete	Click to delete the selected rules.
Move Up / Move Down	Click to move the selected rule up or down in the list of rules. Rules must remain grouped by the method name; rules only move up or down within the method group. For example, if you try to move up an INVITE method, but the previous method is an ACK method, then this INVITE method is already at the top of the INVITE method group, and cannot move any higher.
Import	Click to open the file import window. Browse to the new DAR configuration file. Attention: Importing a new configuration file overwrites all existing rules.