Nortel BayStack 820, Installation And Reference Manual

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Installation and Reference for the BayStack 820 ISDN Router
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Creating an Internet Access Connection Profile
This procedure assumes that you have configured ISDN port settings. For details,
refer to
“Configuring Basic ISDN Port Settings” on page 6-3 .
To configure an Internet access connection profile:
1.
Choose Configuration > Connection Profiles.
One of the following happens:
• If the router has already been configured, the Interface Configuration
dialog box opens. Refer to
“Configuring an Additional Internet Access
Connection Profile” on page 6-10 .
• If this is the first time you are configuring the router, the Connection
Profile Configuration, Internet Access by ISDN dialog box
(Figure 6-3)
opens.
Table 6-2. Port Configuration, ISDN (Advanced) Fields
Field Description
Incoming Call
Sub-Address for Data
Calls Select whether to require an incoming data call to contain the called party’s
sub-address or extension number to accept an incoming data call. If you select
Require, the configured sub-address is required for a data call to be accepted.
NOTE: For sub-address authentication to work properly, you must also configure all
connection profiles for sub-address authentication.
Sub-Address or
Extension Number Enter the configured sub-address required for a data call to be accepted.
This field is displayed when you set Incoming Call Sub-Address for Data Calls to
Require.
Enable Data Over
Voice Service Select whether to enable the Data over Voice (DOV) service.
Enter Called Number Select a Directory Number for DOV server.
This field is displayed when you set Enable Data Over Voice Service to Yes.
Enter Sub-Address Enter an optional sub-address for DOV service.
This field is displayed when you set Enable Data Over Voice Service to Yes.