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VoIP Networks without PSTN — Example 8
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VoIP Networks without PSTN — Example 8
48 Individual Hunt Groups (One Channel Per Group)
This dialing scheme shows how to divide a single T1 line into smaller (or fractional T1) trunk
groups. Additionally, each channel has a unique telephone number and is also associated
with a single telephone number and a single channel. Often this dialing scheme is used to
test individual channels on a T1 line, but it can also be used to bypass hunt group behavior.
Since each hunt group has only one channel, hunting is, in effect, disabled.
Dialing Scheme Examples 7 and 8 (showing fractional T1 hunt groups) apply only to digital
(VSD) and Euro BRI (VSB) voice switching daughtercards. See Chapter 2, “VoIP Daughter-
cards” for a description of the various daughtercards, and Chapter 4, “Setup and Installation”
for details on installation. Hunt groups relate phone groups and destinations. In the command
line syntax, hunt groups are called voice numbering plans.
Example 8 — 48 Individual Hunt Groups (One Channel Per Group)
Voice
Daughtercard
#1
Extensions
off of PBX #1
(A)
1001-
1024
WAN
1001
1002
1024
. . .
1
2
. . .
24
1
2
24
. . .
Ext. #
Channel
(G)
(D)
IP 192.168.11.2
Port 1720
PBX #1
T1
T1
48 Hunt Groups
Extensions
off of PBX #2
(B)
2001-
2024
2001
2002
2024
. . .
1
2
. . .
24
1
2
24
. . .
Voice
Daughtercard
#2
Ext. #
Channel
IP 192.168.12.2
Port 1720
(H)
(E)
PBX #2
T1
T1
48 Hunt Groups