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Appendix A: Network Examples
311
P0908508 Issue 02
Enterprise Edge Programming Operations Guide
Destination code numbering in a network
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Leading Digits Use
Routing Service
(Services: Routing Service)
Route #
(000-999)
Dial out (if required)
(max. 24 digits or characters)
Use Pool
A B C
A B C
A B C
A B C
A B C
Routing service
(continued)
Dest code (Services: Routing service: Dest codes)
Normal
Service Schedule
Sched 1
Absorb
Length
Sched 2
Sched 3
DestCode
(max. 7 digits)
Use route
(001-999)
Use route
(001-999)
Use route
(001-999)
Use route
(001-999)
Absorb
Length
Absorb
Length
Absorb
Length
000
All
000
All
000 All
000
All
000
All
000
All
000
All
000
All
000
000
000
All
All
All
All
Sched name
(max. 7 char.)
Normal
Night
Evening
Lunch
000
000
000
000
All
All
All
All
000
- Enterprise Edge Programming 1
- Operations Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents v 5
- Contents vii 7
- Contents ix 9
- About this document 11
- Related documents 12
- Regulations 13
- Radio-frequency interference 14
- Hearing-aid compatibility 15
- Electromagnetic compatibility 15
- Use of a music source 16
- Software licensing 18
- About this document 19 19
- 20 About this document 20
- Enterprise Edge Overview 21
- Software components 22
- Enterprise Edge Overview 23 23
- 24 Enterprise Edge Overview 24
- Enterprise Edge Overview 25 25
- Unified Manager 26
- Enterprise Edge Overview 27 27
- 28 Enterprise Edge Overview 28
- Enterprise Edge Overview 29 29
- 30 Enterprise Edge Overview 30
- Enterprise Edge menu 30
- Menu descriptions 30
- Enterprise Edge Overview 31 31
- 32 Enterprise Edge Overview 32
- IP Routing 34
- Domain Name Service (DNS) 39
- Web Caching/Proxy 40
- Quality of Service 42
- LAN Connections 49
- WAN Connections 49
- Frame Relay 50
- Field Definition 54
- Browser settings 55
- Logging on to Enterprise Edge 56
- Logging off Enterprise Edge 57
- Configuring system settings 57
- System name 58
- System name, date and time 61
- Column Definition 63
- Configuring LAN settings 64
- Configuring WAN settings 66
- 9.DC 70
- Column Description 71
- Programming order 78
- Terminals &Sets 80
- Line access 81
- !! 82
- PRI Lines 84
- Capabilities 86
- User preferences 90
- Set log space 94
- .* (C 94
- Trunk/Line data 96
- Hardware Unit Trunk Types 100
- Restrictions 106
- Telco features 107
- Restriction filters 108
- Filter Heading Sub-heading 109
- Services 111
- Ringing service 112
- Restriction service 114
- Routing service 114
- Destination codes 117
- Route External # Line Pool 118
- Routing Service 120
- != 125
- Common settings 126
- Schedule Start time Stop time 127
- System speed dial 128
- Passwords 130
- Call log passwords 132
- Registration password 132
- Hospitality passwords 132
- Time and date 134
- General settings 135
- Business name 136
- Feature settings 136
- Attribute Description 137
- Call log space 142
- Direct dial 142
- CAP assignment 143
- Access codes 143
- Digit Use Heading 144
- Remote access 146
- Parameter PBX DID 147
- DN lengths 148
- Network Name Display 149
- Hospitality 155
- Hunt groups 159
- Feature Description 160
- Moving members of a group 161
- Setting the distribution mode 163
- Setting the hunt delay 163
- Programming busy line setting 164
- Programming the overflow set 164
- Setting the name 165
- Companion 166
- ‡¤‹›fl7.-#8C 167
- Radio data 168
- Register individual portables 170
- System programming 170
- Directed Call Pickup 171
- Group Pickup 171
- Software keys 173
- Hardware 175
- Module Type Hardware unit 176
- Protocol Type 178
- T1 Parameters 181
- Setting Definition 187
- DNS settings 192
- C 194
- !C 203
- VoIP Gateway 212
- QoS monitor 215
- Web cache 216
- Net Link Manager 217
- Call Detail Recording 218
- TAPI Service Provider 223
- Console Service 224
- Alarm Service 226
- Voice Mail 227
- User Manager 229
- Alarm Manager 231
- Maintenance 233
- Warm reset 234
- Backup and restore 234
- Maintenance 235 235
- The BRU window 235
- 236 Maintenance 236
- Maintenance 237 237
- 238 Maintenance 238
- Maintenance 239 239
- 240 Maintenance 240
- Generating Statistics 243
- Statistical Chart 243
- ICMP Counters 249
- UDP Counters 250
- QoS Graph Counters 252
- System version 253
- Module/port status 254
- Maintenance 255 255
- System test log 257
- System administration log 258
- Maintenance 259 259
- Network event log 260
- Alarm codes 261
- Event messages 261
- Significant event messages 262
- Maintenance 263 263
- Companion event messages 266
- Provisioning 271
- 272 Maintenance 272
- Message Explanation 272
- Maintenance 273 273
- CSU statistics 274
- Maintenance 275 275
- 276 Maintenance 276
- Maintenance 277 277
- Link Status 278
- Moving telephones 279
- 280 Maintenance 280
- Getting ready 281
- Types of problems 282
- Problems with telephones 284
- Problems with lines 285
- Hung lines at a telephone 286
- Problems with external paging 292
- Problems with module service 293
- Dialed number gets busy tone 298
- (C 300
- . 301
- Problems with Companion sets 302
- Appendix A: Network Examples 303
- Benefits 304
- PRI lines 305
- Remote system access 306
- Remote access on PRI trunks 307
- Security 308
- P0908508 Issue 02 309
- Coordinated dialing plan 310
- Leading Digits Use 311
- Heading Parameter Setting 313
- System A 315
- System B 315
- System D 315
- System C 315
- PRI (SL-1) 317
- PRI (public protocol) 317
- Additional Configuration 319
- Meridian M1 Configuration 319
- Call-by-Call Services Example 319
- (public protocol) 323
- Other networking examples 330
- Public network 331
- Private network 333
- =C 334
- "C 335
- C 337
- PRI DID and 2-way DID 338
- Appendix B: ISDN Overview 339
- ISDN PRI channels 340
- ISDN layers 340
- ISDN Bearer capability 341
- ISDN hardware 344
- Clock Source for ISDN 344
- ISDN standards compatibility 345
- Supported ISDN protocols 345
- ISDN programming 345
- Program ISDN equipment 347
- Glossary 351
- 352 Glossary 352
- Glossary 353 353
- 354 Glossary 354
- Glossary 355 355
- 356 Glossary 356
- Glossary 357 357
- 358 Glossary 358
- Glossary 359 359
- 360 Glossary 360
- Glossary 361 361
- 362 Glossary 362
- Glossary 363 363
- 364 Glossary 364
- Glossary 365 365
- 366 Glossary 366
- Glossary 367 367
- 368 Glossary 368
- Glossary 369 369
- 370 Glossary 370
- Glossary 371 371
- 372 Glossary 372
- Glossary 373 373
- 374 Glossary 374
- Glossary 375 375
- 376 Glossary 376
- Glossary 377 377
- 378 Glossary 378
- Glossary 379 379
- 380 Glossary 380
- Glossary 381 381
- 382 Glossary 382
- Glossary 383 383
- 384 Glossary 384
- Glossary 385 385
- 386 Glossary 386
- Glossary 387 387
- 388 Glossary 388
- Glossary 389 389
- 390 Glossary 390
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