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VoIP Networks with Interoperability — Example 25
Page 3-64
Remarks
Supported VoIP features and main CLI commands used with this dialing scheme are as
follows.
LEGEND for Diagram Components
Voice Daughtercard #1 Configuration Voice Daughtercard #2 Configuration
— Expects to receive four-digit ISDN address, e.g.,
2001, on ports 1, 2, 3, or 4, and then uses these digits
to route calls via the VoIP network. — Expects to receive four-digit ISDN address, e.g.,
1001, on ports 1, 2, 3, or 4, and then uses these digits to
route calls via the VoIP network.
— Routes calls starting with 1001 to port 1, and calls
starting with 1003 to port 3, and then the TE side of the
connection routes the call to the specific TEI of a
device. — Routes calls starting with 2001 to port 1 (B-Channel
1), and calls starting with 2003 to port 3 (B-Channel 1).
If B-Channel 1 is busy, then the calls are automatically
routed to B-Channel 2 on the corresponding port.
— Routes calls starting with 1002 to port 2, and calls
starting with 2004 to port 4. — Routes calls starting with 2002 to port 2, and calls
starting with 2004 to port 4.
Features Supported Primary CLI Commands Used
H.323 gateway to voice daughtercard (A)
voice destination local channel
(page 5-231)
Local channel — individual hunt groups
(48 channels per group/T1)
(D)
voice numbering plan hunt method
(page 5-255)
voice numbering plan destination member
(page 5-257)
voice numbering plan phone group member
(page 5-258)
Site prefix — no site prefix (I)
voice phone group site prefix
(page 5-238)
Voice phone group type — four digit local
extensions
(L)
voice phone group type
(page 5-240)
voice phone group format
(page 5-243)
voice phone group add numbers
(page 5-247)
Strip digit length — no strip digits (R)
voice phone group strip digit length
(page 5-244)
Digital Interface type — Euro BRI ( Z )
voice port interface type
(page 5-34)
voice port isdn protocol
(page 5-51)(