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VoIP Commands
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Command Usage
Relate coding profile to specified voice channel.
Syntax Options
Remarks
When
“all”
is used in the syntax of this command, it means that all coding profiles are marked
accordingly as either available or unavailable for the specified channels.
By default, cp1 through cp5 default coding profiles are automatically made available to all
VoIP channels in all ports and slots.
voice channel available coding profile
voice channel <
slot/port/startChannel-endChannel
> [un]available coding profile
{
“codingProfName”
| all}
Definitions:
slot Specifies the chassis slot number where VSM is installed, (e.g.,
2
).
startChannel
The first number in the range of voice channels (e.g.,
1
).
endChannel The last number in the range of voice channels (e.g.,
30
).
♦
Syntax Note
♦
Be sure to separate the start and end range numbers with a
hyphen (e.g.,
1-30
).
codingProfName Identifies coding profile by name, (e.g.,
salemprof1
); maximum length of 40 characters.
The following characters are permitted in the coding profile name: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, space and
# * ~ ’ ‘ ; : , .@ $ % ^ _ & | / \ < > ( ) [ ] { }
all
Indicates channel uses all available coding profiles. (
Not available this release.
)
Default:
None
Command Example:
voice channel 2/1/1-12 unavailable coding profile salemprof1
voice channel 2/2/13-24 unavailable coding profile calabprof2
voice channel 2/3/1-30 available coding profile cp1
voice channel 2/4 /1-12 available coding profile calabprof2
voice channel 3/1/13-24 unavailable coding profile all
voice channel 3/2/1-30 available coding profile cp2