3Com 3C8S5007 - SuperStack II PathBuilder S500..., User Manual

Page: 159 / 190

Example Configuration Templates 159
SETDefault !T1PRI -PAth FrameMode = T1_ESF
SETDefault !T1PRI -PAth CONNector = T1_PRI
SETDefault !T1PRI -PAth SwitchType = ATT5ESS
SETDefault !T1PRI -PAth LineCoding = B8ZS
SETDefault !T1PRI -PAth LineDistance = LH1
SETDefault !T1PRI -PAth CLock = External
# Enable Connectors
SETDefault !T1PRI -PAth ConnControl = Enable
# Add Instance Group to cover all paths on each UltraWAN connector:
###### Note: T1PRI4x is short for T1, PRI dial, all paths on 4x
Add -SYS InstanceGroup T1PRI4A "!4A.1 - !4A.23" PAth
Add -SYS InstanceGroup T1PRI4B "!4B.1 - !4B.23" PAth
Add -SYS InstanceGroup T1PRI4C "!4C.1 - !4C.23" PAth
Add -SYS InstanceGroup T1PRI4D "!4D.1 - !4D.23" PAth
# Path-level path parameter configuration
# The following parameters may need to be changed from their default
# settings, based on your specific environment topology:
#
# LocalDialNo: If you want outbound calls to provide a calling
# phone number, you will need to set this parameter
# for each path that will support outbound calls.
# There is no default setting for this parameter.
# Rate Adaption: If you want outbound calls using a given path to
# attempt connection only at one rate (56K or 64K),
# but not both, then this parameter will need to be
# changed from the default setting of AUTO (which,
# if necessary, attempts both) to Rate56K, or Rate64K.
#
# Some examples on changing these parameter settings are:
#
# SETDefault !T1PRI4A -PAth LocalDialNo = "4085551212"
# SETDefault !T1PRI4B -PAth LocalDialNo = "4085555555"
#
# SETDefault !T1PRI4A -PAth RateAdaption = "Rate56"
# SETDefault !T1PRI4B -PAth RateAdaption = "Rate56"
>Example 12.
########################################################################
########################################################################
# ULTRAWAN CONNECTOR CONFIGURATION FILE
# T1 LEASED, CHANNELIZED TEMPLATE
# HOW TO CONFIGURE MULTIPLE CONNECTORS SIMULTANEOUSLY
# This example shows how to configure connectors 4A, 4B, 4C, and 4D