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H.323 and ISoIP interfaces are CS interface types that provides voice over IP settings in addition to
the general CS interface parameters. All H.323 and ISoIP interface on the CS context are implicitly
bound to the H.323 or ISoIP gateway through SmartWare.
25.2 CS Interface Configuration Task List
Some parameters depend upon the interface type. If it is not specifically stated otherwise, the
configuration task is valid for all interfaces. Some parameters are generally set in other CS
components than CS interfaces, but can be overwritten in CS interfaces. This is not described in this
chapter, but in Chapter
22 , “ DHCP Configuration ”, and Chapter 32 , “ VoIP Profile Configuration ”.
To create and configure CS interfaces you have to perform the configuration tasks listed below.
• Create and Configure CS Interfaces
•
Configure Call Routing
•
Configure Digit Collection (Advanced)
• Configure Direct Call Signaling on VoIP Interfaces
• Specify the port address on VoIP Interfaces (Advanced)
• Bind PSTN Interfaces to PSTN Ports and Create Line Hunt Groups
25.3 Create and Configure CS interfaces
To configure CS interfaces you have first to enter in the CS context mode. Once entered you can
create and configure your required interface by entering the CS interface configuration mode and
specify the parameters. Each interface has a name. The name can be any arbitrary string of not more
than 25 characters. Use a name describing the purpose of the interface as used in the examples or, for
ease of identification, the interface type can be used as part of the name. Already defined CS
interfaces can be displayed or deleted as described in the table below. Note that an interface is not
defined and can not be displayed until a parameter in the interface itself is set.
Procedure
Create and Configure CS Interfaces.
Mode
Configure
Command Purpose
Step 1 node (cfg)#context cs Enter the CS Context Configuration Mode.
Step 2 node (ctx-cs)[switch]#interface if-
type if-name
Enter the CS Interface Configuration Mode &
select the CS interface with type
if-type and
name if-name for configuration.
Step 3 node (if- type )[ if-name ]#…
Perform the configuration tasks to configure the
CS interface.
Step 4 node (if- type )[ if-name ]#exit Go back to the CS Context Configuration Mode
Step 5
Repeat step 1 to 4 to create and configure your
CS interfaces
Step 6 node (ctx-cs)[ switch ]#show context
cs config
or
node (ctx-cs)[ switch ]#interface if-
Display already defined CS interfaces.