Nortel ISDN Signaling Link, Description, Installation And Operation

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ITG Trunk 2.0 ISDN Signaling Link (ISL) Description, Installation and Operation
Transmit configuration data
MAT converts the ITG node and card configuration data to text files, and
transmits the files to the ITG cards using FTP. The text files are the following:
• Node properties: bootptab.txt (only transmitted to the Active Leader)
• Dialing plan: dialplan (transmitted to every card)
• Card properties: CONFIG.INI (transmitted to every card)
The bootp table is downloaded to the Leader card and copied to the Backup
Leader. All other ITG cards in the node use bootp to retrieve their bootup data
from this table. MAT downloads the config.ini file to each card. It also
downloads the dialplan file to each card.
The ITG Main window displays the synchronization status of each of these
fields. Changes to the first two tabs (General and Card Configuration) in the
Node Properties sheet affect the Node Synchronization Status. Changes to the
other tabs (DSP Profile, SNMP Trap / Routing table IPs, Accounting Server,
and Security) in the Node Properties sheet affect the Card Synchronization
Status. You must transmit these changes to each card in the node.
Select the “Configuration” pull-down menu in the Main ITG window. From
this menu, select menu
Synchronize | Transmit
. The ITG Transmit Options
window appears (see Figure 52). This window allows you to transmit
multiple files to one or more ITG cards.
Private CDP DSC
TSC
Private Unknown SPN
DSC
TSC
LOC
Unknown Unknown SPN
DSC
TSC
LOC
Table 41
Mapping of dialing plan with TON and NPI
NPI TON Dialing Plan