Call appearance reservation arrangement

Telephonic communications – Special services – Anonymous party

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379164, 379165, 379161, H04M 342

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ABSTRACT:
A call appearance reservation arrangement where any number of the call appearances of a directory number are reservable, and where a reservation type is defined for the directory number such that calls to and from the reserved call appearances are processed in accordance with one of a number of possible reservation types, such types for example including: (1) origination only, (2) termination only, and (3) origination and priority termination only.

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"AT&T System 75 Reference Manual", Multi-Appearance Preselection and Preference, 999-700-232IS, Issue 2, Nov. 1984, pp. 5-91.

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