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‎Explanation

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‎Explanation

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	* [[Call Forker]]		* [[Call Forker]]
	* [[Routing]]		* [[Routing]]
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		+	[[Category:Routing]] [[Category:Call fork]] [[Category:Lateroute]]

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 This helps you route the calls to one or several numbers whose addresses are unknown.
-As an alternative to forking using lateroute is from Yate 3.3.3, fork with distributive parameters. But in some cases for reducing the complexity of the algorithm is better to use forking with lateroute.
+An alternative to forking using lateroute was introduced from Yate 3.3.3, fork with distributive parameters. But in some cases, when routing to more than one user registered in regfile or for reducing the complexity of the algorithm you should use forking with lateroute.
 This are some examples of routing calls to multiple alternative targets using lateroute:

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 This helps you route the calls to one or several numbers whose addresses are unknown.
 This are some examples of routing calls to multiple alternative targets using lateroute:
-:1.Basic forking / lateroute example
+:1. Basic forking / lateroute example
-:2.Routing to a different context with lateroute example
+:2. Routing to a different context with lateroute example
 ===Basic forking / lateroute example===

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   ^100$=fork lateroute/201 | lateroute/202 | sip/sip:\0@my.gateway
-The call will first attempt to reach the 201 number through whatever routing possible - usually some form of registration. Then it will repeat for number 202 and only finally it will be directed to 100 at the gateway. Exact route and parameters for 201 and 202 don't have to be known in advance.
+* The call will first attempt to reach the 201 number through whatever routing possible - usually some form of registration.
 ===Routing to a different context with lateroute example===

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 This are some examples of routing calls to multiple alternative targets using lateroute:
 :1.Basic forking / lateroute example
-:2.Routing to a different context with lateroute
+:2.Routing to a different context with lateroute example
 ===Basic forking / lateroute example===
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 The call will first attempt to reach the 201 number through whatever routing possible - usually some form of registration. Then it will repeat for number 202 and only finally it will be directed to 100 at the gateway. Exact route and parameters for 201 and 202 don't have to be known in advance.
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+===Routing to a different context with lateroute example===
 Again, ''regexroute.conf'' will contain:

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 Lateroute is used to make a late route decision in Yate's message flow and fork is used to route the call to multiple targets.
 ===Basic forking / lateroute example===
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   [default]
   ^100$=fork lateroute/201 | lateroute/202 | sip/sip:\0@my.gateway
 The call will first attempt to reach the 201 number through whatever routing possible - usually some form of registration. Then it will repeat for number 202 and only finally it will be directed to 100 at the gateway. Exact route and parameters for 201 and 202 don't have to be known in advance.
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   ^1001$=return;called=123456
   ^1002$=return;called=654321
 * In our example, the call to number 157 ends up in the ''context-one'' - maybe through a previous jump out of a different context. ''context-one'' could also be ''default'' instead - it does not matter.

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	Examples of routing calls to multiple alternative targets using lateroute. This helps you route the calls to one or several numbers whose addresses are unknown.		Examples of routing calls to multiple alternative targets using lateroute. This helps you route the calls to one or several numbers whose addresses are unknown.
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		+	Lateroute is used to make a late route decision in Yate's message flow and fork is used to route the call to multiple targets.

	===Basic forking / lateroute example===		===Basic forking / lateroute example===

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	===Basic forking / lateroute example===		===Basic forking / lateroute example===