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396 Chapter 46 Setting up VoIP trunks for fallback
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To activate the VoIP line from the control set
1 Dial FEATURE 873 from the control set for the VoIP trunk.
The phone prompts you for a password.
2 Type the password (default - admin: 23646).
3 Press OK.
The first schedule appears.
4 Scroll down the list until VoIP is selected.
5 Press OK.
The VoIP schedule stays active, even after a system reboot, and can only be manually
deactivated.
Deactivating the VoIP schedule
To deactivate a schedule
1 Dial FEATURE #873. The phone prompts you for a password.
2 Type the password.
3 Press OK. The system returns to the Normal schedule.
Example: A private network configured for fallback
The following describes a sample BCM configuration, which includes:
• “Activating the VoIP schedule for fallback” on page 395
• “Deactivating the VoIP schedule” on page 396
In this scenario, shown in Figure 117, two BCMs in different cities are connected through a WAN.
One BCM is in Ottawa, the other is in Santa Clara. Both VoIP trunks and an PRI SL-1 line connect
the system in a private network.
- BCM50 2.0 1
- Trademarks 2
- Contents 3
- Contents 17 17
- 18 Contents 18
- List of procedures 19
- 24 List of procedures 24
- Chapter 1 25
- Acronyms 26
- About BCM 26
- BCM features 27
- BCM applications 27
- Related publications 29
- Telephones and Peripherals 30
- Digital Mobility 30
- IP Telephony 30
- User Guides 30
- How to get Help 31
- Chapter 2 33
- DID system 34
- Basic telephony routing 35
- Private network parameters 37
- Keycode requirements 38
- Lines used for networking 39
- Toronto office 42
- New York office 42
- System dialing plans 43
- Routing for tandem networks 44
- Trunk Route Optimization 48
- Trunk Anti-tromboning 49
- ETSI Euro network services 51
- DPNSS 1 services 52
- DPNSS 1 capabilities 53
- DPNSS 1 features 53
- Three party service 54
- Making a conference call 55
- Using the diversion feature 55
- Executive intrusion 57
- Call Offer 58
- BRI Euro Protocol 61
- Naming convention 62
- Application level differences 62
- Protocol level differences 62
- Chapter 3 63
- Incoming calls 66
- Outgoing calls 70
- Chapter 4 73
- Changes pending 74
- IP set resources 74
- IP trunk resources 74
- Media gateway resources 74
- Chapter 5 77
- Chapter 6 81
- Module parameters list 83
- Chapter 7 87
- Trunk module metrics 88
- Chapter 8 89
- Active physical lines 90
- Target lines 91
- BRI loops programming 92
- Line record 93
- Line Job Aids 94
- Chapter 8 Lines overview 95 95
- Line pool tips 96
- Using loss packages 97
- Programming line access 98
- 100 Chapter 8 Lines overview 100
- NN40020-603NN40020-603 100
- Chapter 9 101
- Telephony Resources table 102
- Media bay module panels 104
- 460, or 106
- Interface levels 107
- Internal CSU 108
- Port details 110
- Table 17 Port Values tab 111
- IP telephones 112
- IP Terminal Global Settings 113
- IP telephone set details 114
- Voice over IP trunks 115
- Routing table 116
- H323 Settings 118
- H323 Media Parameters 122
- SIP Settings 125
- SIP Media Parameters 126
- SIP URI Map 127
- Figure 34 SIP URI Map tab 128
- Table 26 SIP URI Map Fields 128
- Chapter 10 129
- Trunk/Line data, main panel 130
- Properties 132
- Preferences (lines) 134
- Assigned DNs 138
- Figure 39 Add a DN record 139
- Chapter 11 141
- Chapter 12 145
- Configuring PRI line features 147
- Chapter 13 151
- Chapter 14 157
- Chapter 15 163
- Chapter 16 169
- Configuring DID line features 172
- Chapter 17 175
- •Networking 179
- Chapter 18 181
- Chapter 19 187
- T-loop general settings 189
- T-loop SPIDS and network DNs 190
- T-loops D-packet service 192
- S-loops assigned DNs 193
- Chapter 20 195
- Configuring BRI lines 197
- Chapter 21 201
- DN records: ISDN devices 202
- Prerequisites 203
- Chapter 22 205
- Programming incoming CLID 207
- Programming outgoing CLID 208
- Chapter 23 211
- Business name display 212
- Name display 213
- Chapter 24 217
- Creating dialing plans 218
- Private network dialing 221
- Outgoing call routing 222
- Outgoing public calls routing 223
- Incoming call routing 224
- Processing incoming calls 225
- 226 Chapter 24 Dialing plans 226
- Chapter 24 Dialing plans 227 227
- Extension 2246 228
- Extension 2280 228
- Understanding access codes 229
- Call Park codes 230
- Creating Direct Dial sets 231
- Tips about access codes 232
- Chapter 24 Dialing plans 233 233
- Line pool access codes 234
- Using Carrier codes 234
- Configuring call routing 234
- Routing configuration 235
- Call-by-Call services 236
- Call-by-Call service routing 238
- Using destination codes 239
- Why use destination codes? 240
- Deciding on a code 241
- Configuring Absorbed length 242
- Chapter 24 Dialing plans 243 243
- 244 Chapter 24 Dialing plans 244
- Chapter 24 Dialing plans 245 245
- 246 Chapter 24 Dialing plans 246
- Chapter 25 247
- Figure 74 Routing workflow 248
- Services: Routing Service) 250
- Create unique 254
- Specify dial-out digits 254
- Route through Pool A 254
- Specify which route to use 255
- Add Destination code to 255
- Create unique code 255
- Chapter 26 259
- Configuration > 261
- Destination codes 262
- Second Dial Tone 265
- Figure 84 Second Dial Tone 266
- Table 2 Second Dial Tone 266
- Chapter 27 267
- DN length constraints 270
- Received number notes 271
- Chapter 28 275
- Public Network Settings 276
- Public network DN lengths 277
- Modifying a DN prefix 278
- Carrier Codes 279
- Adding a carrier code 280
- Modifying a carrier code 280
- Deleting a carrier code 280
- Chapter 29 281
- Private Network Settings 282
- Chapter 30 289
- Public network: DID system 290
- Figure 93 DID system 291
- Chapter 31 293
- Callers using BCM 294
- Callers in the public network 294
- Chapter 32 297
- Software requirements 298
- Message Waiting Indication 299
- Programming notes 300
- Break-in 301
- MCDN networking checklist 303
- UDP-specific programming 304
- CDP-specific programming 305
- Meridian TRO programming 307
- WarehouseHead Office 312
- Networking with ETSI QSIG 313
- Chapter 33 315
- Remote access to the network 316
- Types of private networks 316
- Chapter 34 319
- Chapter 35 323
- Using VoIP to tandem systems 327
- To set up a network of BCMs 328
- Chapter 36 331
- Setting Diversion 332
- Using the Redirection feature 333
- Call offer 334
- Route Optimization 335
- Loop avoidance 335
- Private networking with DPNSS 335
- Chapter 37 339
- Chapter 38 343
- Chapter 39 347
- Chapter 40 351
- Meridian system as host 352
- System set up for host system 352
- To configure the host system 353
- Chapter 41 357
- Line pool access code notes: 358
- Line pools: DNs tab 359
- Table 42 360
- Chapter 42 363
- Telephones 364
- Gatekeepers 364
- SIP Proxy 364
- IP Network 364
- Key VoIP concepts 365
- 366 Chapter 42 VoIP overview 366
- Chapter 43 367
- Keycodes 368
- Local gateway programming 369
- Routing Table 370
- PSTN call to remote node 371
- Call process 372
- Describing a fallback network 374
- How fallback routing works 375
- Gatekeeper call scenarios 378
- Chapter 44 381
- Setting up the local gateway 383
- Setting up remote gateways 385
- Configuring VoIP lines 385
- Chapter 45 389
- CS 1000 configuration 390
- Chapter 46 391
- To add the VoIP route 392
- To assign VoIP line pool 393
- Example: 394
- Examples: 394
- To deactivate a schedule 396
- Chapter 47 401
- To enable a T.38 fax 402
- Media gateways 402
- T.38 Fax restrictions 403
- 404 Chapter 47 T.38 fax 404
- Chapter 48 405
- Chapter 49 407
- UDP Port Ranges 409
- Signaling Port Ranges 410
- Chapter 50 411
- Chapter 51 413
- Chapter 52 415
- Default filters (other) 418
- Restriction filter examples 418
- Remote call-in programming 419
- Remote access line settings 420
- Remote access on DPNSS lines 421
- Defining CoS passwords 423
- External access tones 425
- Chapter 53 427
- Remote access on PRI 431
- Other programming: 432
- Chapter 54 433
- To add a restriction filter 435
- Default filters 436
- Chapter 55 439
- Chapter 56 443
- Programming references: 444
- Notes about CoS passwords 445
- CoS examples 446
- Chapter 57 449
- 450 Chapter 57 LAN overview 450
- Chapter 58 451
- Chapter 59 453
- Chapter 60 455
- To modify an IP address 456
- DNS Settings options 456
- MTU option 456
- Internal Subnet settings 458
- To modify a subnet 459
- Internal Subnet Details 459
- Configuring static routes 463
- To add a new IP Static Route 463
- 464 Chapter 60 IP Subsystem 464
- Chapter 61 465
- Network devices 466
- Network assessment 466
- VoIP trunks 468
- IP telephone records 468
- Chapter 62 469
- Chapter 63 471
- 472 Chapter 63 Router panel 472
- Chapter 64 473
- 474 Chapter 64 VLAN overview 474
- Chapter 65 475
- DHCP network scenarios 476
- With external DHCP server 477
- Default configurations 478
- Chapter 65 DHCP overview 479 479
- 480 Chapter 65 DHCP overview 480
- Chapter 66 481
- VLAN options 483
- DHCP subnets 486
- To add a Reserved Address 488
- To delete a Reserved Address 488
- Main panel tabs: Lease Info 489
- Chapter 67 491
- DHCP for IP sets 492
- Disabling the DHCP server 493
- Chapter 68 495
- Chapter 69 497
- Remote Access Service 498
- Modem compatibility 500
- Chapter 70 501
- ISDN interfaces 502
- To add an ISDN interface 503
- To enable an ISDN interface 503
- To disable an ISDN interface 503
- To delete an ISDN interface 504
- ISDN Dial-out Link Parameters 506
- ISDN Dial-out IP Address 508
- Modem interface 508
- To add the modem interface 508
- To enable the modem interface 509
- To delete a modem interface 510
- Global Settings panel 512
- WAN failover 513
- ISDN Dial-In Parameters panel 518
- Create a dial-up interface 524
- Add the SNMP Trap destination 524
- Appendix A 525
- 526 Appendix A VPN overview 526
- Encryption 527
- Protocol 528
- Encryption method 528
- Appendix B 529
- Comfort noise 533
- Appendix C 535
- Analog versus ISDN 536
- Types of ISDN service 536
- ISDN layers 536
- ISDN bearer capability 537
- PRI services and features 538
- BRI services and features 538
- Service provider features 539
- Network name display 539
- 540 Appendix C ISDN overview 540
- Emergency 911 dialing 541
- 2-way DID 541
- Dialing plan and PRI 541
- ISDN hardware 542
- S Reference Point 543
- T Reference Points 543
- Clock source for ISDN 544
- ISDN BRI NT1 equipment 544
- ISDN standards compatibility 545
- Planning your ISDN network 545
- Ordering ISDN PRI 545
- Ordering ISDN BRI 546
- Supported ISDN protocols 547
- 548 Appendix C ISDN overview 548
- Appendix D 549
- RTP over IP (Sheet 2 of 2) 550
- Numerics 551
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