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Switch Integration Planning
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This topic provides the worksheets
and planning information you must complete in advance of the installation
of the INTUITY AUDIX system to ensure a successful switch integration.
Before you integrate the INTUITY
AUDIX system with an Avaya S8300 Media Server or a DEFINITY ECS R7 or
later switch by using TCP/IP signaling over a LAN, you must plan the
process. This topic provides the following worksheets and information
to help you plan and record the integration:
- Voice port information
- LAN link integration information
- Host switch hunt group information
- Call coverage path assignments
- DCS networking information
Unless noted, these worksheets are
valid for the S8300 and all releases of the DEFINITY G1, G3, and ECS
switches, but some fields in the worksheets are not used for all switch
releases.
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Note: For installations
outside the United States and Canada, the planning process needs
to include a check of the default settings for country parameter
administration for your location. These settings are listed in
Specific Switch Integration Parameter
Administration.
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Standard Worksheets
Complete the worksheets in this
topic to integrate an INTUITY AUDIX system with an S8300 or a DEFINITY
R7 or later switch. The worksheets in this topic contain the same information
the Design Center might have already created. Use these worksheets to
verify that you have all required information, and as a single point
of reference.
If your INTUITY AUDIX system operates
in a DCS environment, continue with the appropriate DCS
Worksheets.
Worksheet A: Voice Port Stations
on Host Switch
Complete the information on this
worksheet to collect information required to administer the INTUITY
AUDIX system voice ports on the switch.
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Note: When upgrading
to a LAN link from a mode code link, verify that the voice port
stations are correctly administered by using the recommended values
as shown in these worksheets.
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Date: ______________________________________
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Prepared By: ________________________________
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Contact Telephone Number: ____________________
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Field
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Recommended
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Your Entry
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Station Screen Entries for Voice Port Stations:
Page 1 (add station xxx)
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Extension
Enter a unique, valid extension number (from
three to five digits) for the voice port from the dial plan.
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Type
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2500
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Port
Enter a seven-character port number, for example,�01a0501.
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Name
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Lock Messages
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n
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Security Code
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Leave blank
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Coverage Path 1
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Leave blank
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Coverage Path 2
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Leave blank
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Hunt-to Station
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Leave blank
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TN
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Use default
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Class of Restriction (COR)
To prevent toll fraud, it is recommended that
you create a COR for voice ports that allows subscribers to call
only other numbers with the same COR. If you decide later that
subscribers need to call numbers with different CORs, add permissions
for the other CORs one at a time. The AMIS Analog Networking,
Message Delivery, and Outcalling features require the ability
to call numbers with different CORs.
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Class of Service (COS)
Create a COS for the voice ports that permits
only the Data Privacy and Restrict Call Forwarding Off-Net features.
It is recommended that you do not enable any other features on
the COS. COS 5 defaults to this setup.
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Tests
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n
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Loss Group
(R8 and later)
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Use default
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Off-Premise Station
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n
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Message Waiting Indicator
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none
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Message Lamp Ext.
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n
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Station Screen for Voice Port Stations:
Page 2
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LWC Reception
Use audix or none, the preferred
choice being audix.
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none
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LWC Activation
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n
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CDR Privacy
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n
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Redirect Notification
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n
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Per Button Ring Control
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n
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Bridged Call Alerting
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n
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Switchhook Flash
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y
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Ignore Rotary Digits
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n
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H.320 Conversion
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n
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MWI Served User Type
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Leave blank
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Coverage Msg Retrieval
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n
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Auto Answer
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none
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Data Restriction
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n
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Call Waiting Indication
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n
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Att. Call Waiting Indication
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n
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Distinctive Audible Alert
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n
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Adjunct Supervision
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y
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Per Station CPN - Send Calling Number
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n
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Multimedia Early Answer
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n
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Audible Message Waiting
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n
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AUDIX Name
For G3r systems, displays the AUDIX name from
the User Defined Adjunct Names Screen.
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Messaging Server Name
For G3r systems, displays the messaging server
name from the User Defined Adjunct Names Screen.
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Leave blank
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Coverage After Forwarding
(S8300 and R8 and later)
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Use default
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Direct IP-IP Audio Connections
(S8300 and R9 and later)
Allows direct audio connections between IP
endpoints. Valid entries are y and n. Enter y
to save on bandwidth resources and improve sound quality of voice
over IP transmissions.
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IP Audio Hairpinning
(S8300 and R9 and later)
Allows IP endpoints to be connected through
the IP circuit pack on the switch. Allowable entries are y
and n. Enter y to allow IP endpoints to be connected
through the IP circuit pack on the switch in IP format, without
the need to go through the DEFINITY TDM bus.
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Station Screen for Voice Port Stations:
Page 3
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Room
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Leave blank
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Jack
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Leave blank
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Cable
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Leave blank
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Floor
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Leave blank
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Building
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Leave blank
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Headset
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Speaker
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n
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Mounting
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d
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Cord length
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0
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Set Color
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Leave blank
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Abbreviated Dialing List1, List2, List3
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Leave blank
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Hot Line Destination fields
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Leave blank
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Line Appearance
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call-appr
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Worksheet B: Voice Port Extensions,
Equipment Locations, and Names
Enter the location, name, and extension
for each of the purchased (maximum of�12) voice ports in the following
worksheet.
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Date: ______________________________________
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Prepared By: ________________________________
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Contact Telephone Number: ____________________
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Note: For the Analog
Port Equipment Location column in the following table, enter a
seven-character port number, for example,�01a0501. For the Voice
Port Name, the names shown are the recommended voice port names.
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INTUITY AUDIX Port (card#:port#)
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Voice Port Extension
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Analog Port Equipment Location
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Voice Port Name
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Duplicate Station Screen: Page 1 (duplicate
station xxx)
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1 (0:0)
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AUDIX1
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2 (0:1)
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AUDIX2
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3 (0:2)
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AUDIX3
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4 (0:3)
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AUDIX4
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5 (0:4)
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AUDIX5
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6 (0:5)
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AUDIX6
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7 (1:0)
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AUDIX7
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8 (1:1)
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AUDIX8
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9 (1:2)
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AUDIX9
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10 (1:3)
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AUDIX10
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11 (1:4)
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AUDIX11
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12 (1:5)
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AUDIX12
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Worksheet C: LAN Data for Switch
Link to the INTUITY AUDIX LX System
Use one of the following worksheets
in this section to plan the LAN link between an S8300 or a DEFINITY
ECS R7 or later switch and a INTUITY AUDIX system.
This section contains the following
two worksheets:
DEFINITY ECS R7 Switch Worksheet
Use this worksheet to plan the LAN
link between a DEFINITY ECS R7 switch and an INTUITY AUDIX system.
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Date: ______________________________________
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Prepared By: ________________________________
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Contact Telephone Number: ____________________
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Field
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Recommended
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Your Entry
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System Parameters Maintenance: Page 2 (change
system-parameters maintenance)
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SPE Optional Boards
For the csi model only, you must enable the
second packet interface to bridge the packet bus and the processor.
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Packet Intf2
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y
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Bus Bridge
Enter the equipment location of the C-LAN
circuit pack that will provide the bus bridge.
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Inter-Board Link Timeslots:
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Use defaults
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Node Names Screen: Page 2 (change node-names)
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Switch Node Name
Use up to 15 characters.
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IP Address
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As appropriate
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Data Module Screen (add data-module xxx)
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Data Extension
Use an unassigned extension number.
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Type
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ethernet
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Port
Enter the equipment location of the TN799
or later C-LAN circuit pack. For this Ethernet link, you will
always use circuit number 17.
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Link
Select a link number (1—25 for csi/si,
1 — 33 for r). This is the Interface Link on the processor
channels screen.
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Enable Link
Until the processor channels have been assigned
and enabled, set this field to n. After the processor channels
have been assigned and enabled, return to this screen and set
this field to y.
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n
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Name
Identifies the data module when using the
list data-module command. This field is for information
only.
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BCC
Bearer Capability Class is a display-only
field with a default of 2 for data modules. The field appears
on the screen only if the ISDN-PRI option is enabled.
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Node Name
Enter the switch node name assigned on Page
2 of the Node Names screen.
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Subnet Mask
Determines which portion of an IP address
is a network address and which address is a host identifier. If
connecting through the customer's LAN, enter the value provided
by the LAN administrator. See DEFINITY ECS R8 Administration for
Network Connectivity, 555-233-501, Issue 2, for more information.
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Broadcast Address
Enter the IP address used for receiving broadcast
messages that generally are fixed on the network. Use the switch's
network address followed by ".255", such as 192.168.2.255. See
DEFINITY ECS R8 Administration for Network Connectivity, 555-233-501,
Issue 2, for more information.
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Automatic Subnet Routing
This controls your need for an IP Route. If
endpoints are on different subnets, or endpoints are on the same
subnet and this field is set to n, an IP route is required.
If the endpoints are on the same subnet and
this field is set to y, an IP route is not required.
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Processor Channel Screen (change communication-interface
processor-channels)
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Processor Channel
Use an available processor channel.
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Enable
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y
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Application (Appl)
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audix
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Gateway To (Gtwy To)
Not used with this application.
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Mode
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s
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Interface Link
Identifies the link carrying this processor
channel. This must match the Link field on the Data Module screen.
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Interface Channel
Identifies the TCP/IP listen port channel
to carry this processor (virtual) channel (5000-64500). Use 5002
for the INTUITY AUDIX system link. This must match the TCP Port
number on the INTUITY AUDIX system Switch Interface Administration
page.
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5002
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Destination Node
Enter the INTUITY AUDIX system node name as
defined on Page 1 of the Node Names screen.
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Destination Port
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0
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Session Local
This must match the Local Node Number on the
Dial Plan page.
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1
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Session Remote
This field must match the Audix Number field
of the INTUITY AUDIX system Switch Link Administration page.
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1
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Machine ID (Mach ID)
This field must match the Audix Number field
of the INTUITY AUDIX system Switch Link Administration page.
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IP Routing Screen (add ip-route xxx)
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Route Number
If you are going through a router, you must
set up IP route�1 from the switch to the router and then set up
IP route 2 from the switch to the INTUITY AUDIX system.
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Destination Node
Enter the node name of the final destination
of this route. This could be the node name of a router or the
node name of the INTUITY AUDIX system.
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Gateway
This is the node name of the gateway by which
the destination node is reached for this route. This is either
the local C-LAN port or the first intermediate node between the
C-LAN port and the final destination (the INTUITY AUDIX system).
For example, if there were one or more routers between the C-LAN
port and the final destination node, the Gateway would be the
node name of the first router.
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C-LAN Board
Enter the equipment location of the C-LAN
circuit pack that provides this route. It is possible to have
more than one C-LAN circuit pack.
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Metric
Enter 0 if there are no intermediate
nodes between the switch C-LAN and the INTUITY AUDIX system. Enter
1 if there is one or more intermediate nodes between the
switch and the INTUITY AUDIX system. Consult with the customer
LAN administrator before setting this field.
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S8300 and DEFINITY ECS R8 and
Later Switch Worksheet
Use this worksheet to plan the LAN
link between an INTUITY AUDIX system and an Avaya S8300 or a DEFINITY
ECS R8 or later.
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Date: ______________________________________
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Prepared By: ________________________________
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Contact Telephone Number: ____________________
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Field
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Recommended
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Your Entry
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System Parameters Maintenance: Page 2 (change
system-parameters maintenance) — DEFINITY csi only
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SPE Optional Boards
For the csi model only, you must enable the
second packet interface to bridge the packet bus and the processor.
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Packet Intf2
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Bus Bridge
Enter the equipment location of the C-LAN
circuit pack that will provide the bus bridge.
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Inter-Board Link Timeslots:
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Use defaults
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Node Names Screen: Page 2 (change node-names)
(DEFINITY R8) or
Node Names AUDIX MSA (change node-names
audix-msa) and IP Node Names Screen (change node-names ip xxx)
(S8300 and DEFINITY R9 and later)
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Switch Node Name
Use up to 15 characters.
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IP Address
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As appropriate
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IP Interface Screen (change ip-interfaces)
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Inter-region IP connectivity allowed?
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n
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Enabled
After initial administration, you must disable
the interface before you make any changes.
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y
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Type
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c-lan
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Slot
Enter the equipment location of the C-LAN
circuit pack.
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Code/Sfx
This is a display-only field that shows the
designation number of the circuit pack installed in the specified
slot.
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Node Name
Enter the switch node name assigned on Page
2 of the Node Names screen. The same node name cannot be assigned
to two different IP interfaces.
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Subnet Mask
Identifies which portion of an IP address
is a network address and which is a host identifier. Use the default
entry of 255.255.255.0 or check with the LAN administrator on
site if you are connecting through the customer's LAN.
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Gateway Address
Enter the address of a network node that will
serve as the default gateway for the IP interface. If the application
goes to points off the subnet, a gateway address of the router
is required. If you are using Ethernet only, and a gateway address
is administered, no IP routes are required.
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Network Region
For a C-LAN IP interface, enter 1.
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Data Module Screen (add data-module xxx)
— Does not apply to S8300
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Data Extension
Use an unassigned extension number.
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Type
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ethernet
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Port
Enter the equipment location of the TN799
or later C-LAN circuit pack. For this Ethernet link, you will
always use circuit number 17.
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Link
Select TCP/IP link number (1–25 for csi/si,
1–33 for r). This is the Interface Link on the Processor
Channels screen.
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Name
Identifies the data module when using the
list data-module command. This is for information only.
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BCC
Bearer Capability Class (BCC) is a display-only
field with a default of 2 for data modules. The field appears
on the screen only if the ISDN-PRI option is enabled.
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Network uses 1's for Broadcast Address
This sets the host portion of the IP address
to 0's or 1's. The default is yes (all 1's).
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Processor Channel Screen (change communication-interface
processor-channels)
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Processor Channel
Use an available processor channel.
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Enable
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y
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Application (Appl)
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audix
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Gateway To (Gtwy To)
Not used with this application.
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Mode
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Interface Link
Identifies the link that is carrying this
processor channel. For DEFINITY, this must match the Link field
on the Data Module screen. For S8300, set this field to p,
since the LAN connection is a part of the processor board.
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(S8300)
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Interface Channel
Identifies the TCP/IP listen port channel
to carry this processor (virtual) channel (5000-64500). Use 5002
for the INTUITY AUDIX system link. This must match the TCP Port
number on the INTUITY AUDIX system Switch Link Administration
page.
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5002
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Destination Node
Enter the INTUITY AUDIX system node name as
defined on Page 1 of the node names screen.
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Destination Port
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0
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Session Local
On DEFINITY, this must match the Local Node
Number on the Dial Plan page. On S8300, this number must match
the Location on the Media Gateway page.
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Session Remote
This must match the Audix Number field of
the INTUITY AUDIX system Switch Link Administration page.
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1
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Machine ID (Mach ID)
This must match the Audix Number field of
the INTUITY AUDIX system Switch Link Administration page.
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IP Routing Screen (add ip-route xxx) -
This step only applies when bypassing the switch's default
IP Gateway. It is rare for this type of configuration.
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Route Number
If you are going through a router, you must
set up IP route�1 from the switch to the router and then set up
IP route 2 from the switch to the INTUITY AUDIX system.
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Destination Node
Enter the node name of the final destination
of this route. This could be the node name of a router or the
node name of the INTUITY AUDIX system.
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Gateway
This is the node name of the gateway by which
the destination node is reached for this route. This is either
the local C-LAN port or the first intermediate node between the
C-LAN port and the final destination (the INTUITY AUDIX system).
For example, if there were one or more routers between the C-LAN
port and the final destination node, the Gateway would be the
node name of the first router.
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C-LAN Board
Enter the equipment location of the C-LAN
circuit pack that provides this route. It is possible to have
more than one C-LAN circuit pack.
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Metric
Enter 0 if there are no intermediate
nodes between the switch C-LAN and the INTUITY AUDIX system. Enter
1 if there is one or more intermediate nodes between the
switch and the INTUITY AUDIX system. Consult with the customer
LAN administrator before setting this field.
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Route Type
This field specifies whether the route is
host or network (default). Use a Host route to get
to a specific IP address. Use a Network route to get to a subnet.
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Worksheet D: Names and IP Addresses
for INTUITY AUDIX System
Complete the information on this
worksheet to collect information required to administer the INTUITY
AUDIX system for integration with the switch.
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Date: ______________________________________
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Prepared By: ________________________________
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Contact Telephone Number: ____________________
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Field
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Recommended
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Your Entry
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DEFINITY ECS Node Names Screen: Page 1
(change node-names) (DEFINITY R7/R8) or
AUDIX-MSA Node Names Screen (change node-names
audix-msa) (S8300 and DEFINITY R9 and later)
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AUDIX Name
Enter a name of up to seven characters long.
When connecting to an r model switch, you can have up to eight
INTUITY AUDIX systems.
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IP Address
Enter the IP address administered for each INTUITY AUDIX system.
This is not required if the link is X.25.
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Worksheet E: Hunt Group for
Host Switch
The following information is required
to define a Hunt group (that contains the voice port members) for the
INTUITY AUDIX system voice ports.
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Note: Only the number
of ports actually purchased are to be administered in the Hunt
group.
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Date: ______________________________________
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Prepared By: ________________________________
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Contact Telephone Number: ____________________
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Field
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Recommended
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Your Entry
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Hunt Group page
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Group Number
Enter the number to identify the INTUITY AUDIX
hunt group. This number, preceded by the letter "h," is entered
in the voice port Coverage Path screen and in subscriber coverage
paths.
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Group Name
Enter the name that you want to appear on
display sets when subscribers call the INTUITY AUDIX system.
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Group Extension
Enter the extension number that you want local
and remote subscribers to dial to retrieve their messages from
the INTUITY AUDIX system.
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Group Type
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ucd-mia
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TN
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Use default
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COR
Enter the Class of Restriction (COR) you want
assigned to the extension that subscribers will call to reach
the INTUITY AUDIX system. For security reasons, assign AUDIX groups
their own CORs that have been restricted from accessing all outgoing
trunks or only those trunks that are needed for Outcalling or
AMIS Analog Networking. The default COR is not recommended.
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Security Code
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Leave blank
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ACD
This is normally disabled. It can be used
if the switch supports CMS with the EAS feature. CMS and EAS are
not covered in this book.
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Queue
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y
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Vector
The INTUITY AUDIX hunt group can be vector
controlled if call vectoring is a feature on the switch.
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n
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Coverage Path
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Leave blank
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Night Service Destination
Enter the destination to which calls to this
hunt group are redirected when the hunt group is in the night
service mode. Allowable entries are an assigned extension number,
the attendant, or a blank field. Leave the field blank for most
applications, unless the application requires calls to be redirected
when the hunt group is in night service mode.
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Leave blank
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MM Early Answer
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n
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Queue Length
Enter the number of configured INTUITY AUDIX
voice ports. For example, if you have 12 voice ports administered
to carry voice messaging traffic, enter 12 in this field.
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Calls Warning Threshold
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Leave blank
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Calls Warning Port
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Leave blank
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Time Warning Threshold
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Leave blank
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Time Warning Port
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Leave blank
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Hunt Group Screen: Page 2
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Message Center
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audix
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AUDIX Extension
Completed only on the remote switch.
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Message Center AUDIX Name
For an G3r model system, enter the AUDIX name
from the Node Names or Adjunct Names screen.
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Primary
This field is used only for G3r.
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y
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Calling Party Number to INTUITY AUDIX
Enter n if Calling Party Number (CPN)
is not used; enter y if CPN is used.
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LWC Reception
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none
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AUDIX Name
For an G3r model system, enter the AUDIX name
from the Node Names or Adjunct Names screen.
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Messaging Server Name
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Leave blank
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First Announcement Extension
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Leave blank
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Delay
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Leave blank
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Second Announcement Extension
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Leave blank
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Delay
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Leave blank
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Recurring
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Leave blank
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Hunt Group Screen: Page 3
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Extension (Ext)
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Worksheet F: Call Coverage
Path
Complete this worksheet to define
a call coverage path for unanswered calls that are redirected to AUDIX
and for callers who are retrieving their messages.
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Date: ______________________________________
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Prepared By: ________________________________
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Contact Telephone Number: ____________________
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Field
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Recommended
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Your Entry
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Call Coverage Path Screen (add coverage
path xxx)
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Coverage Path Number
Enter a call coverage path number.
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Next Path Number
If desired, enter the second path to which
calls will be directed if the first path fails.
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Hunt after Coverage
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n
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Coverage Criteria
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Station/Group
Status Active? (Inside Call/Outside Call)
Enter n/n for
a multiappearance telephone; enter y/y for a single-line
telephone.
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Busy? (Inside
Call/Outside Call)
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y/y
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Don't Answer?
(Inside Call/Outside Call)
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y/y
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Number of rings
Enter the number of
rings (1–99) you want before a call goes to coverage.
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3
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All? (Inside
Call/Outside Call)
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n/n
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DND/SAC/Go
to Cover? (Inside Call/Outside Call)
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y/y
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Terminate to
coverage Pts. with Bridged Appearances
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n
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Coverage Points
In the Point1 field,
enter h followed by the INTUITY AUDIX voice ports hunt
group number. Or, enter attd for the attendant.
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Worksheet G: LAN Data for the
INTUITY AUDIX System
Complete the information on this
worksheet to administer the INTUITY AUDIX system for integration with
the switch.
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Date: ______________________________________
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Prepared By: ________________________________
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Contact Telephone Number: ____________________
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Field
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Recommended
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Your Entry
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INTUITY System Switch Link Administration
page
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Extension Length
Use the extension length from the switch dial
plan.
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Host Switch Number
Use 1 if the integration supports only
one DEFINITY switch. If more than one DEFINITY system will be
supported, use the number administered on the Local Node Number
field in the host switch dial plan or, if S8300, the Location
number in the Media Gateway screen.
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AUDIX Number
The number assigned to the INTUITY AUDIX system
on the S8300 or DEFINITY ECS. For r-model switches, this is a
number from 1 to 8; for S8300, csi and si, 1.
This must match the Machine-ID field of the Processor Channels
screen.
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Switch Number
Enter the node number of the switch being
administered. If there is only one switch, the value must be 1.
This must match the Local Node Number field in the switch dial
plan, or if S8300, the Location number in the Media Gateway screen.
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IP Address/Host Name
Enter the IP address for the switch being
administered.
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TCP Port
Enter a TCP port number for each switch being
administered. This number must match the Interface Channel field
of the Processor Channels screen. Use 5002 for every switch
linked over the LAN in a DCS network. Use the numbers�6001–6999
for gateway TCP links to remote switches in a DCS network.
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INTUITY TCP/IP Network Addressing page
(optional)
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Local Domain Name
Use only if you use a host name instead of
an IP address. This is used only if the customer LAN supports
Domain Name Service (DNS).
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Enable DNS
Server address. Use only if you use a host
name instead of an IP address.
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You have completed the standard
worksheets and planning necessary for a INTUITY AUDIX system switch
integration. If you do not have a DCS environment, continue with Administration
for Switch-to-INTUITY AUDIX System Link. If you are placing a INTUITY
AUDIX system in a DCS network, continue with DCS
Worksheets.
DCS Worksheets
After completing the Standard
Worksheets, complete the worksheets in this section if the INTUITY
AUDIX system operates in a DCS environment. If you have an existing
DCS network or if you are installing a new network, the BCS Design Center
might have designed the DCS network for the INTUITY AUDIX system. The
worksheets in this section contain the same information the Design Center
might have already created. Use these worksheets to verify that you
have all required information, and as a single point of reference.
For each remote switch in the DCS network, complete
one set of DCS worksheets. Before you start with the worksheets, remove
the blank worksheets from this book and make copies for each switch
in the network.
Worksheet H: Time Zones for
DCS Networks
DCS networked switches can be located
in different time zones. For the INTUITY AUDIX system to operate with
a switch in a DCS network, you must administer the time zones and daylight
savings options on the INTUITY AUDIX system Switch Time Zone screen.
Before you administer the Switch Time Zone screen, complete the following
worksheet.
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Date: ______________________________________
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Prepared By: ________________________________
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Contact Telephone Number: ____________________
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Note: These fields
are administered on the INTUITY AUDIX system under the AUDIX Administration
menu.
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Switch Name and Location
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Switch Number
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Time Zone
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Daylight Savings
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Switch Time Zone Screen (change switch-time-zone)
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The name and location of the switch to help
during planning
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A digit from 1 to 64 that identifies each
switch in the DCS network. You can have a maximum of 20 switches.
If the local switch is an S8300, all other switches must be S8300s.
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Identifies the time zone for the switch. The
number indicates the number of time zones west of Greenwich. Here
are the U.S. time zones:
4 —Atlantic Standard
5 —Eastern Standard (default)
6 — Central Standard
7 — Mountain Standard
8 — Pacific Standard
10 — Hawaii and Alaska Standard
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Indicates whether daylight savings is active
on the remote switch. Enter y (yes) or n (no). The
default is yes.
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Worksheet I: Hunt Group for
Remote Switch(es)
Complete this worksheet for each
DCS switch node that has mailboxes for subscribers of the INTUITY AUDIX
system. The information is required to define a hunt group for the INTUITY
AUDIX system voice ports for a remote switch.
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Date: ______________________________________
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Prepared By: ________________________________
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Contact Telephone Number: ____________________
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Field
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Recommended
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Your Entry
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Hunt Group Screen: Page 1 (add hunt-group
xxx)
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Group Number
Enter the number you plan to use to identify
the remote switch INTUITY AUDIX hunt group. This number, preceded
by the letter "h", is entered on the voice port Coverage Path
screen for the remote switch and in remote subscriber coverage
paths.
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Group Name
Enter the name you want to appear on display
sets when subscribers call the INTUITY AUDIX system.
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Group Extension
Enter the extension number of the hunt group
on this switch. Subscribers will not typically dial this number
to retrieve messages; they will dial the extension number of the
hunt group at the host switch.
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Group Type
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ucd or ucd-mia
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COR
Enter the COR you plan to assign to the extension
that subscribers call to access the INTUITY AUDIX system. For
security reasons, assign a unique COR to the INTUITY AUDIX hunt
group that restricts access to all outgoing trunks or only those
trunks that are needed for Outcalling or AMIS Analog Networking.
Do not use the default COR.
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Security Code
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Leave blank
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ISDN Caller Disp
If ISDN-PRI is enabled, enter grp-name
or mbr-name to specify whether the hunt group name or number
is sent to the originating subscriber.
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ACD
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n
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Queue
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n
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Vector (y/n)?
The INTUITY AUDIX hunt group can be vector-controlled
if call vectoring is a feature on the switch.
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n
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Coverage Path
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Leave blank
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Night Service Destination
Enter the destination to which calls to this
hunt group are redirected when the hunt group is in the night
service mode. This destination can be an extension, the attendant,
or blank. This field will be left blank for most applications,
except when calls must be redirected when the hunt group is in
night mode.
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Leave blank
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Hunt Group Screen: Page 2 (on some systems,
this information is on Page 1)
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Message Center
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rem-AUDIX (DEFINITY)
rem-vm (S8300)
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Audix Extension
Enter any unused extension on the remote switch. This field
is required.
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Message Center AUDIX Name
For a DEFINITY r model system, enter the AUDIX
name from the Node Names or Adjunct Names screen.
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Primary
This field is used only for DEFINITY r.
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y
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Calling Party Number to INTUITY AUDIX
Enter n if Calling Party Number (CPN)
is not used; enter y if CPN is used.
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LWC Reception
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none
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AUDIX Name
For an r model system, enter the AUDIX name
from the Node Names or Adjunct Names screen.
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Messaging Server Name
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Leave blank
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First Announcement Extension:
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Leave blank
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Delay:
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Leave blank
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Second Announcement Extension:
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Leave blank
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Delay:
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Leave blank
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Recurring
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Worksheet J: Signaling Group
for a Remote Switch or Remote Switches — ISDN Signaling
Complete the information on this
worksheet to define the ISDN signaling group for a remote switch in
a DCS environment.
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Date: ______________________________________
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Prepared By: ________________________________
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Contact Telephone Number: ____________________
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Field
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Recommended
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Your Entry
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Signaling Group Screen: Page 2 (change
signaling-group xxx) — Complete Page 1 as you would with
any DCS connection. Page 1 may apply to H.323 trunks, if IP DCS
is used, or to ISDN tie trunks.
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Service Feature
Enter the service type for all administered
NCA-TSCs assigned in this signaling group. The default is a blank.
Valid values are:
- accunet
- i800
- inwats
- lds
- mega800
- megacom
- multiquest
- nca-tsc
- operator
- sdn
- sub-operator
- wats-max-bnd
- [user-defined services]
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As specified by the design center
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As-needed Inactivity Time-out (min)
Enter the inactivity timeout for as-needed
NCA-TSCs assigned in the signaling group. An as-needed administered
NCA-TSC staying inactive in this time period will be removed from
service. Valid entries are 10–90. The default is a blank.
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TSC Index
Enter the TSC Index chosen on the host switch.
This index is entered on Worksheet L:
Signaling Group for Host Switch — ISDN Signaling. |
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Local Ext
Enter the Dest. Digits entered on Worksheet
L: Signaling Group for Host Switch — ISDN Signaling.
This assigns an extension on the switch to the administered NCA-TSC.
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Enabled
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y
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Established
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permanent
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Dest. Digits
Enter the Local Ext entered on Worksheet
L: Signaling Group for Host Switch — ISDN Signaling.
These are the digits needed to route the administered NCA-TSC
to the far-end switch. Valid entries are the digits 0–9,
the plus sign (+), asterisk (*), and pound sign (#) special characters.
Entries can include up to 15 digits. The default is a blank. |
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Application
Use audix if the connection is to a
INTUITY AUDIX system. Use dcs if the connection is to another
switch in a DCS network.
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Adj Name (G3r only)
Enter the name of the INTUITY AUDIX system
entered on Worksheet A: Voice Port Stations
on Host Switch to be used on the G3r User Defined Adjunct
Names or Node Names screen. |
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Machine ID
Enter the machine ID of the far-end switch
to which this NCA-TSC is to be connected.
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Worksheet K: Gateway Processor
Channels
Use this worksheet to plan the gateway
processor channels. These gateways are used to convert between BX.25,
ISDN, and TCP/IP. Complete one copy of this worksheet for each switch
in the DCS network that requires this conversion. When converting TCP/IP
and X.25, there are two gateway TCP/IP channels assigned, one on the
TCP/IP link and one on the X.25 link.
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Date: ______________________________________
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Prepared By: ________________________________
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Contact Telephone Number: ____________________
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Field
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Recommended
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Your Entry
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Processor Channel Screen (change communication-interface
processor-channels)
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Processor Channel
Use an available processor channel.
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Enable
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y
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Application (Appl)
Use gateway to convert between ISDN
and BX.25 or TCP/IP. Use gtwy-tcp to convert between BX.25
and TCP/IP.
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Gateway To (Gtwy To)
When the Application field is set to gtwy-tcp,
this field identifies the processor channel for which this processor
channel is serving as a gateway. This is not used if the Application
is set to gateway.
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Mode
Enter s (server) for the gateway processor
channel that is converting to TCP/IP. Leave blank for any other
application.
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Interface Link
Identifies the link carrying this processor
channel. One will match the Link field on the X.25 data module
screen and one will match the Link field on the TCP/IP (Ethernet
or PPP) data module field.
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Interface Channel
On the TCP/IP processor channel, this identifies
the TCP/IP listen port channel to carry this processor (virtual)
channel (5000–64500). Use�6001–6999 for any gateway
links in the DCS network.
On the remote switch, use 0 to allow
any available interface channel to be used for this connection.
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Destination Node
Leave blank for the BX.25 processor channel.
For the TCP/IP processor channel, enter the
remote destination switch node name as defined on the data module
screen.
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Destination Port
At the host switch, enter 0. At the
remote switch, enter the Interface Channel administered on the
host switch.
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Session Local
For a gateway switch on the LAN, enter the
local node number of the remote switch.
For a gateway switch to the host, this must
be opposite of the Session Remote field.
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Session Remote
For a gateway switch on the LAN, enter the
INTUITY AUDIX system node number.
For a gateway to the host switch, enter the
switch local node number.
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Machine ID (Mach ID)
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Leave blank
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Worksheet L: Signaling Group
for Host Switch — ISDN Signaling
Complete the information on this
worksheet to define the ISDN signaling group for the host switch in
a DCS/ISDN environment. When defining a gateway, you must create a separate
signaling group and TSC.
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Date: ______________________________________
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Prepared By: ________________________________
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Contact Telephone Number: ____________________
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Field
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Recommended
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Your Entry
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Signaling Group Screen: Page 2 (change
signaling-group xxx) — Complete Page 1
as you would with any DCS connection. Page 1 may apply to H.323
trunks, if IP DCS is used, or to ISDN tie trunks.
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Service Feature
Enter the service type for all administered
NCA-TSCs assigned in this signaling group. The default is a blank
field. Valid values are:
- accunet
- i800
- inwats
- lds
- mega800
- megacom
- multiquest
- nca-tsc
- operator
- sdn
- sub-operator
- wats-max-bnd
- [user-defined services]
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As specified by the design center
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As-needed Inactivity Time-out (min)
Enter the inactivity timeout for as-needed
NCA-TSCs assigned in the signaling group. An as-needed administered
NCA-TSC staying inactive in this time period will be removed from
service. Valid entries are 10–90. The default is a blank.
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TSC Index
This is a display-only field that shows the
administered NCA-TSC index representing one DCS logical channel
connecting any two switches. You must create one TSC Index for
the DCS link and, if needed, one TSC Index for the gateway link.
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Local Ext
Enter an unassigned extension number. This
must match the Local Ext field on Worksheet
J: Signaling Group for a Remote Switch or Remote Switches —
ISDN Signaling. This assigns an extension on the switch to
the administered NCA-TSC. |
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Enabled
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y
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Established
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permanent
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Dest. Digits
Enter the digits needed to route the administered
NCA-TSC to the far-end switch. This must match the Dest. Digits
field on Worksheet J: Signaling Group
for a Remote Switch or Remote Switches — ISDN Signaling.
Valid entries are the digits 0–9, the plus sign (+), asterisk
(*), and pound sign (#) special characters. Entries can include
up to 15 digits. The default is a blank field. |
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Application
Enter dcs for the TSC Index used to
connect two switches for DCS. Enter gateway if the TSC Index is
used as a gateway between two switches for DCS.
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Adj Name (G3r only)
Enter the name of the INTUITY AUDIX system
entered on Worksheet A: Voice Port Stations
on Host Switch to be used on the G3r User Defined Adjunct
Names or Node Names screen. |
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Machine ID
Enter the machine ID of the far-end switch
to which this NCA-TSC is to be connected.
Leave blank for a gateway link.
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