more topics Uniform Dial Plan Features

Description

In Hybrid/PBX mode only, MERLIN MAGIX Integrated Systems can be networked with one another or with MERLIN LEGEND, DEFINITY ECS, DEFINITY BCS, or DEFINITY ProLogix Solutions systems in private networks. This section describes how the system is set up and used for one aspect of private networks, non-local dial plan extensions, including the following topics:

• Intersystem calling between extensions located at different systems in a private network
• Details of UDP routing for intersystem and other routed calls
• Feature interactions across private networks

Tandem Switching describes additional features of private networks, including the following topics:

• Switch identifiers
• ARS access to lines/trunks on remote networked systems
• Remote Access settings to allow network routing
• Feature interactions with line/trunk features, such as pools and PRI

To take full advantage of UDP functionality, you use system features that also apply to non-networked systems. The descriptions in this topic therefore include references to other sections that provide details. For information about programming networked systems, see System Programming. At the end of this topic, Feature Interactions provides details about features not mentioned specifically in this section. For further details about network planning and programming, refer to the Network Reference.

Topics
	Description
	Intersystem Calling
	Extension Ranges Call Handling for Non-Local Dial Plan Extensions
	At a Glance
	Considerations & Constraints
	System Programming
	Telephone Differences
	Feature Interactions