HCS Dial Plan Type Considerations for GDPR¶

Type 1 Dial Plans have been identified as being problematic due to the required handling of ISP prefixing. As HcsDefaultAddCustomerSchema is shared for all Dial Plan Types in the current design, Type 1’s ISP requirements have the potential for caveated behaviour, but has not been sufficiently explored at present. It’s suggested that ISPs are included in GDPR patterns, but this introduced the need for Translation Patterns to strip the ISP inbound to the remote leaf. Caller ID ISP prefixing should also be considered. Supporting Type 1 Dial Plans requires non-trivial schema extensions and further testing.
Type 2 and Type 3 Dial Plans are the easiest to support and should not require any Enterprise Number Called or Calling Party masking.
Type 4 Dial Plans raise concerns over the feasible handling of between-cluster discontiguous numbering. Admittedly, this is a corner case only.

Overbuild Dial Plans¶

Overbuild multi-cluster dial plans have not been formally tested, but are considered a low-risk area due to extensive use in the field.

Call aggregation is recommended using SME for connecting three or more leafs. SME can be used in conjunction with ILS/GDPR to provide a global dial plan for Enterprise, Forced Onnet, Centralized Services, Offnet calling etc.
For a sample set of ILS/GDPR Model Loaders, please contact your VOSS Automate Account Team.