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Avaya BCM50 Instrukcja Użytkownika (348 strony)

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Spis treści

BCM50 Administration Guide

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Trademarks

2

Task List

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Contents

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Chapter 6

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Chapter 12

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Chapter 13

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Appendix A

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Appendix B

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14 Contents

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Chapter 1

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Chapter Contents

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Audience

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Acronyms

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Table 1 List of acronyms

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Related publications

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How to get Help

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Chapter 2

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Main units

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Management Model

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BCM50 interfaces

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Protocols

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Chapter 3

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web page

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MIBs N Y

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Managing Digital Mobility

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Element Manager

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Element Manager setup

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Accessing BCM50

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BCM50 element

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Disconnecting from an element

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Closing the Element Manager

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Initial panel details

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Element Manager panels

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Element Manager data features

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Copying table information

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Table 7 Paste Data

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Rearranging table information

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Rearranging columns

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Rearranging lines

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Figure 8 Sort dialog box

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Saving programming records

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Figure 12 Save dialog box

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BCM50 feature licensing

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BCM50 Help system

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Field-level Help

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Context-sensitive Help

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The BCM50

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Personal computer

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Network folder

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FTP servers

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SFTP servers

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USB storage device

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HTTP/HTTPS server

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Chapter 4

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Security audits

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Firewalls

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Security certificate

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Site authentication

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Configuration panels

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Administration panels

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Applications panels

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Chapter 5

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Entry Policy tab

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Session Management Policy tab

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SSL and SSH Policy tab

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Setting credential complexity

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To set credential complexity

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Variable Table

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To set password expiry policy

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To set password history

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Vendor specific attributes

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Table 20 Privilege levels

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Transferring an SSH Key-Pair

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To transfer an SSH Key-Pair

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Default passwords

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Default groups

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Security access privileges

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CTE Appl access privileges

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CDR Appl access privileges

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PPP Access access privileges

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Admin access privileges

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Guests access privileges

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BCM50 Administration Guide

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WAN dial in access privileges

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Telset access security

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Blocking user accounts

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Accounts and Privileges panel

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View by Accounts

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View by Account: General

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View by Account: History

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View by Groups

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View by Groups: General

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View by Groups: Members

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Adding a new user account

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To add a new user account

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Modifying a user account

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To modify a user account

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Deleting a user account

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To delete a user account

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Changing a user’s password

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To change a user’s password

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Creating a group

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To create a group

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Deleting a group

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To delete a group

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Modifying group privileges

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To modify group privileges

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Re-enable a locked-out user

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To release a locked-out user

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Chapter 7

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Chapter 8

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Connecting through the WAN

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Configuring firewall settings

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Adding NAT rules

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Configuring SNMP settings

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To delete an SNMP manager

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To add a community string

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To add a service access point

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To add a trap destination

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To modify a trap destination

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Auto-SNMP dial-out

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Alarm severity levels

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Chapter 9

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About BCM50 alarms

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Alarms and log files

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Alarm severities

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Administering alarms

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To view an alarm

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To acknowledge an alarm

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To clear the alarm log

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Using the Alarm Banner

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Figure 26 Alarm Banner

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Table 49 Alarm graph colors

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Using the alarm set

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Alarms and LEDs

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Using SNMP traps

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Configuring alarm settings

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To test an alarm

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Chapter 10

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Table 50 BCM50 Services

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To restart a service

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Chapter 11

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To configure monitoring mode

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The default is 10 KB

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UPS Status

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To access UPS Status

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NTP Metrics

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To access the NTP Metrics

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Table 54 NTP Statistics

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Trunk Module Metrics

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To view Trunk Module status

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Viewing D-Channel information

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Provisioning a PRI B-channel

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To provision a PRI B-channel

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Trunk Module CSU statistics

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Enabling the internal CSU

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To enable the internal CSU

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Checking trunk module alarms

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To check the CSU alarms

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To check bipolar violations

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To check short-term alarms

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To check defects

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To view CSU Alarm History

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CbC limit metrics

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Hunt Group Metrics

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PSTN Fallback Metrics

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Table 59 PVQM support

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Figure 34 PVQM panel

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PVQM alarms

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To access PVQM metrics

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Installing BCM Monitor

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Connecting to a BCM50 system

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Static snapshots

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To save a static snapshot

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Dynamic snapshots

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Starting a dynamic snapshot

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BCM Info tab

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Media Card tab

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Voice Ports tab

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IP Devices tab

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RTP Sessions tab

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To log UIP data

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To view UIP log files

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To configure timeout settings

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To expand a UIP message

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To clear UIP message details

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Line Monitor tab

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To view all lines

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Usage Indicators tab

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Usage values

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Using statistical values

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To ping a device

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Trace Route

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Ethernet Activity

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To view Ethernet activity

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To reboot the BCM50

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Diagnostic settings

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Table 68 Release reasons

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Chapter 14

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About backups

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BCM50 backup file

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Backup destinations

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Performing immediate backups

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To view scheduled backups

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To modify a scheduled backup

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Restoring BCM50 system data

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Restore options

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Effects on the system

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Chapter 15

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Operational logs

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Diagnostic logs

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Sensitive logs

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Additional System Information

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Extracting log files

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Retrieval Criteria area

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To specify retrieval criteria

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Retrieval Results area

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Log Details area

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Chapter 16

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Using Call Detail Recording

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CDR Toolkit

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Chapter 17

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Applying software updates

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Removing software updates

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To remove a software update

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Small Site Common MIB

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Small Site Events MIB

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Avaya BCM50 Przewodnik Konfiguracji (90 strony)

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Spis treści

BCM50 3.0

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All Rights Reserved

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Trademarks

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Task List

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Contents

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Chapter 4

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Chapter 1

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Software requirements

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Audience

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Acronyms

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Symbols and text conventions

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Related publications

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How to get Help

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Chapter 2

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on a subscriber computer

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Chapter 3

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Fax feature requirements

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Installing Unified Messaging

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10 Click the Next button

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The Language screen appears

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29 Click the Finish button

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To configure text formatting

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Configuring Novell GroupWise

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Configuring Lotus Notes

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Removing password prompts

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Messaging

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Internet Mail mode

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IMAP account

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Configuring Eudora Pro

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Supported Platforms

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Printing faxes

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Configuring Microsoft Outlook

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Automatic Configuration

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Feature Limitations

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Localization

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Installation

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Security

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Windows XP

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64 Chapter 4 Troubleshooting

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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 65

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Invalid credentials

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No desktop capabilities

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CallPilot Logon Failure

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Sending messages

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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 69

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70 Chapter 4 Troubleshooting

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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 71

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To fix the Outbox

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Non-delivery notification

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74 Chapter 4 Troubleshooting

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Messages no longer on server

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ICQ Express with Outlook

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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 77

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78 Chapter 4 Troubleshooting

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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 79

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To access online Help

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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 83

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Using CPTrace

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CPTrace settings

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86 Chapter 4 Troubleshooting

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90 Index

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Avaya BCM50 Przewodnik Konfiguracji (568 strony)

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BCM50 2.0

1

Trademarks

2

Contents

3

Contents 17

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18 Contents

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List of procedures

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24 List of procedures

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Chapter 1

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Acronyms

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About BCM

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BCM features

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BCM applications

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Related publications

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Telephones and Peripherals

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Digital Mobility

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IP Telephony

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User Guides

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How to get Help

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Chapter 2

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DID system

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Basic telephony routing

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Private network parameters

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Keycode requirements

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Lines used for networking

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Toronto office

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New York office

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System dialing plans

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Routing for tandem networks

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Trunk Route Optimization

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Trunk Anti-tromboning

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ETSI Euro network services

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DPNSS 1 services

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DPNSS 1 capabilities

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DPNSS 1 features

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Three party service

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Making a conference call

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Using the diversion feature

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Executive intrusion

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Call Offer

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BRI Euro Protocol

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Naming convention

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Application level differences

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Protocol level differences

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Chapter 3

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Incoming calls

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Outgoing calls

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Chapter 4

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Changes pending

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IP set resources

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IP trunk resources

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Media gateway resources

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Chapter 5

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Chapter 6

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Module parameters list

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Chapter 7

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Trunk module metrics

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Chapter 8

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Active physical lines

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Target lines

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BRI loops programming

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Line record

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Line Job Aids

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Chapter 8 Lines overview 95

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Line pool tips

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Using loss packages

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Programming line access

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100 Chapter 8 Lines overview

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Chapter 9

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Telephony Resources table

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Media bay module panels

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460, or

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Interface levels

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Internal CSU

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Port details

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Table 17 Port Values tab

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IP telephones

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IP Terminal Global Settings

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IP telephone set details

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Voice over IP trunks

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Routing table

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H323 Settings

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H323 Media Parameters

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SIP Settings

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SIP Media Parameters

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SIP URI Map

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Figure 34 SIP URI Map tab

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Table 26 SIP URI Map Fields

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Chapter 10

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Trunk/Line data, main panel

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Properties

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Preferences (lines)

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Assigned DNs

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Figure 39 Add a DN record

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Chapter 11

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Chapter 12

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Configuring PRI line features

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Chapter 13

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Chapter 14

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Chapter 15

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Chapter 16

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Configuring DID line features

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Chapter 17

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•Networking

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Chapter 18

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Chapter 19

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T-loop general settings

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T-loop SPIDS and network DNs

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T-loops D-packet service

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S-loops assigned DNs

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Chapter 20

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Configuring BRI lines

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Chapter 21

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DN records: ISDN devices

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Prerequisites

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Chapter 22

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Programming incoming CLID

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Programming outgoing CLID

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Chapter 23

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Business name display

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Name display

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Chapter 24

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Creating dialing plans

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Private network dialing

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Outgoing call routing

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Outgoing public calls routing

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Incoming call routing

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Processing incoming calls

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226 Chapter 24 Dialing plans

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Chapter 24 Dialing plans 227

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Extension 2246

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Extension 2280

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Understanding access codes

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Call Park codes

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Creating Direct Dial sets

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Tips about access codes

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Chapter 24 Dialing plans 233

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Line pool access codes

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Using Carrier codes

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Configuring call routing

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Routing configuration

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Call-by-Call services

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Call-by-Call service routing

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Using destination codes

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Why use destination codes?

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Deciding on a code

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Configuring Absorbed length

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Chapter 24 Dialing plans 243

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Chapter 24 Dialing plans 245

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Chapter 25

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Figure 74 Routing workflow

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Services: Routing Service)

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Create unique

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Specify dial-out digits

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Route through Pool A

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Create unique code

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Specify which route to use

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Add Destination code to

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Chapter 26

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Configuration >

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Destination codes

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Second Dial Tone

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Figure 84 Second Dial Tone

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Table 2 Second Dial Tone

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Chapter 27

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DN length constraints

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Received number notes

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Chapter 28

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Public Network Settings

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Public network DN lengths

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Modifying a DN prefix

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Carrier Codes

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Adding a carrier code

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Modifying a carrier code

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Deleting a carrier code

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Chapter 29

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Private Network Settings

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Chapter 30

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Public network: DID system

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Figure 93 DID system

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Chapter 31

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Callers using BCM

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Callers in the public network

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Chapter 32

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Software requirements

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Message Waiting Indication

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Programming notes

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Break-in

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MCDN networking checklist

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UDP-specific programming

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CDP-specific programming

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Meridian TRO programming

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WarehouseHead Office

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Networking with ETSI QSIG

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Chapter 33

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Remote access to the network

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Types of private networks

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Chapter 34

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Chapter 35

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Using VoIP to tandem systems

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To set up a network of BCMs

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Chapter 36

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Setting Diversion

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Using the Redirection feature

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Call offer

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Route Optimization

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Loop avoidance

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Private networking with DPNSS

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Chapter 37

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Chapter 38

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Chapter 39

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Chapter 40

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Meridian system as host

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System set up for host system

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To configure the host system

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Chapter 41

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Line pool access code notes:

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Line pools: DNs tab

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Table 42

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Chapter 42

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Telephones

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Gatekeepers

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SIP Proxy

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IP Network

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Key VoIP concepts

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366 Chapter 42 VoIP overview

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Chapter 43

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Keycodes

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Local gateway programming

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Routing Table

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PSTN call to remote node

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Call process

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Describing a fallback network

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How fallback routing works

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Gatekeeper call scenarios

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Chapter 44

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Setting up the local gateway

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Setting up remote gateways

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Configuring VoIP lines

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Chapter 45

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CS 1000 configuration

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Chapter 46

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To add the VoIP route

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To assign VoIP line pool

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Example:

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Examples:

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To deactivate a schedule

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Chapter 47

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To enable a T.38 fax

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Media gateways

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T.38 Fax restrictions

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404 Chapter 47 T.38 fax

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Chapter 48

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Chapter 49

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UDP Port Ranges

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Signaling Port Ranges

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Chapter 50

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Chapter 51

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Chapter 52

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Default filters (other)

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Restriction filter examples

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Remote call-in programming

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Remote access line settings

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Remote access on DPNSS lines

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Defining CoS passwords

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External access tones

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Chapter 53

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Remote access on PRI

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Other programming:

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Chapter 54

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To add a restriction filter

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Default filters

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Chapter 55

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Chapter 56

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Programming references:

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Notes about CoS passwords

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CoS examples

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Chapter 57

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450 Chapter 57 LAN overview

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Chapter 58

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Chapter 59

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Chapter 60

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To modify an IP address

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DNS Settings options

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MTU option

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Internal Subnet settings

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To modify a subnet

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Internal Subnet Details

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Configuring static routes

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To add a new IP Static Route

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464 Chapter 60 IP Subsystem

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Chapter 61

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Network devices

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Network assessment

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VoIP trunks

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IP telephone records

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Chapter 62

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Chapter 63

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472 Chapter 63 Router panel

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Chapter 64

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474 Chapter 64 VLAN overview

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Chapter 65

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DHCP network scenarios

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With external DHCP server

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Default configurations

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Chapter 65 DHCP overview 479

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480 Chapter 65 DHCP overview

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Chapter 66

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VLAN options

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DHCP subnets

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To add a Reserved Address

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To delete a Reserved Address

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Main panel tabs: Lease Info

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Chapter 67

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DHCP for IP sets

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Disabling the DHCP server

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Chapter 68

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Chapter 69

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Remote Access Service

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Modem compatibility

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Chapter 70

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ISDN interfaces

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To add an ISDN interface

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To enable an ISDN interface

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To disable an ISDN interface

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To delete an ISDN interface

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ISDN Dial-out Link Parameters

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ISDN Dial-out IP Address

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Modem interface

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To add the modem interface

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To enable the modem interface

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To delete a modem interface

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Global Settings panel

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WAN failover

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ISDN Dial-In Parameters panel

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Create a dial-up interface

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Add the SNMP Trap destination

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Appendix A

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526 Appendix A VPN overview

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Encryption

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Protocol

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Encryption method

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Appendix B

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Comfort noise

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Appendix C

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Analog versus ISDN

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Types of ISDN service

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ISDN layers

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ISDN bearer capability

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PRI services and features

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BRI services and features

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Service provider features

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Network name display

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540 Appendix C ISDN overview

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Emergency 911 dialing

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2-way DID

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Dialing plan and PRI

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ISDN hardware

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S Reference Point

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T Reference Points

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Clock source for ISDN

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ISDN BRI NT1 equipment

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ISDN standards compatibility

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Planning your ISDN network

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Ordering ISDN PRI

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Ordering ISDN BRI

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Supported ISDN protocols

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548 Appendix C ISDN overview

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Appendix D

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RTP over IP (Sheet 2 of 2)

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Numerics

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