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Configuring the G150 Media Gateway with Manager
152 Installation and Configuration of the G150 Media Gateway
Mapping Communication Manager Features to G150
When configuring the G150, keep in mind that dial plan features configured on the
Communication Manager also require provisioning on the G150 if they are to remain available
to G150 users when the connection to Communication Manager is lost. The following key
configurations need to be considered:
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Feature Access Codes (FAC) - If certain feature access codes have been set up on
Communication Manager and the customer wants them available when G150 goes into
survivable mode, then they also need to be configured via Manager in the form of Short
Codes.
Example
If the Feature Access Code displayed in Table 14 has been configured on
Communication Manager, then a system short code needs to be created on Manager to
make this same feature available in survivable mode.
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Trunk Access Code (TAC) - If specific outgoing line access codes have been configured
on Communication Manager and the customer wants them available when the G150 goes
into survivable mode, then they need to be configured via Manager in the form of Short
Codes.
Example
If the Trunk Access Code displayed in Table 15 has been configured on Communication
Manager to enable calls to be directed out through a PRI trunk on line 2, then a system
short code needs to be created on Manager to make this same access code available in
survivable mode.
Table 14: FAC and Short Code
Communication Manager FAC Sample G150 Configuration
(System Shortcode)
*6 to up any ringing call.