Cisco Multi-layer Routing Sub Trigger Parameters

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The following options define the source and processing of sub-triggers(secondary trigger). 'block' : Indicates that message signal units will be dropped when they match the specified secondary trigger. 'continue' : Indicates that message signal units will be processed by the normal SCCP routing. The continue, block and ruleset are mutually exclusive. 'matchAll': Indicates the secondary trigger will match all message signal unit. 'cdpa' : Indicates that the secondary trigger is found within the SCCP called party address field(cdpa). 'cgpa' : Indicates that the secondary trigger is found within the SCCP calling party address field(cgpa). 'pc' : Indicates that the secondary trigger will be matched if it contains the specified point-code. The point-code within the SCCP Cdpa or CgPa will be inspected first. If the point code is not present, then the DPC in the routing label is used if CdPA, and the OPC is used for CgPA. 'gt' : Indicates that the Cgpa or CdPA secondary trigger is to be applied to packet when routing indicator specifies global title translation(RI=GT). 'tt' : Indicates that the translation type has been specified in the cmlrSubTriggerTransType object. 'gti' : Indicates that the global title indicator has been specified in the cmlrSubTriggerGti object. 'np' : Indicates that the numbering plan has been specified in the cmlrSubTriggerNp object. 'nai' : Indicates that the nature of specified address has been specified in the cmlrSubTriggerNai object. 'ssn' : Indicates that the subsystem number has been in the cmlrSubTriggerSsn object. 'network' : Indicates the network name has been specified in the cmlrSubTriggerNetwork object. 'ruleset' : Indicates the set of rules to be processed as specified in the cmlrSubTriggerRuleset object.