Alcatel-Lucent OmniAccess 700, Cli Configuration Manual

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Call Admission Controller
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ALU(config-ac)# call-admission-control call-priority
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You can configure calls as priority by using the below command. All priority calls
are allowed irrespective of the bandwidth available. If necessary, existing calls will
also be terminated to allow the priority call. In spite of this, if the bandwidth
required for the priority call is beyond the total bandwidth available, the entire
bandwidth will be reserved for the priority call on that interface and the call will be
allowed.
Same with call threshold also. If the call threshold is configured to 10 and 10
normal calls are active, in this scenario also, priority calls will be allowed.
We can configure priority calls based on the extension: exact match of the
extension or prefix match of the extension. If an extension matches both prefix
and exact, exact match configuration will be taken into consideration.
Two levels of priority are provided: high and medium.
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ALU(config-ac-cac-priority)# call-extension exact 9000 high
ALU(config-ac-cac-priority)# no call-extension exact 9000 high
Command (in AC-CM) Description
call-admission-control call-
priority
This command enters the Priority
Configuration Mode.
no call-admission-control call-
priority
This command removes all the priority
call related configuration, and exits
from the Priority Configuration Mode.
Command (in AC-Priority CM) Description
call-extension { exact | prefix }
<extension> { high | medium }
This command is used to configure
priority calls.
The extension length should be of
maximum 16 characters.
no call-extension
{ exact | prefix } <extension>
{ high | medium }
This command unconfigures the
specified priority call.