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| Dial-Peer Hunting |
A feature of VoIP systems where the originating device attempts to find an alternative call endpoint when a connection cannot be established to the intended endpoint. In order for dial-peer hunting to work the originating device must have a list of dial peers (all can route a call to the same endpoint, but use different destination routers) so the originating device can proceed to the next in the dial peer sequence.
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