3Com Nbx 100 And Ss3 Nbx Administration Guide
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Using a VTL Password111 If you use unique extension ranges at each site, and therefore do not dial a site code when placing VTL calls to users at those sites, you can still use codes to access VTL connections that permit hop-off at the far end. Figure 43 shows how to configure VTL passwords in a dial plan, using site codes that permit hop-off and other site codes that do not. Each entry is explained following the figure. Figure 43 Dial Plan Entries for VTL Passwords Table Create 1 Internal 4 Digit...
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112CHAPTER 2: DIAL PLAN The first TableEntry Create command creates entry 100 in Table 1. This assumes that the highest previous entry in Table 1 was 99 or lower. Entry 100 watches for the 2-digit sequence 62 followed by a 4-digit extension and specifies route 522 whenever a user dials such a 6-digit (Min = 6 and Max = 6) sequence. Entry 101 watches for the 2-digit sequence 63 followed by a 4-digit extension and specifies route 523 whenever a user dials such a 6-digit sequence. The choice of route...
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Using a VTL Password113 For the second two DestinationRoutes, two DestinationRouteOperation Create commands perform two similar functions. ■The stripLead command removes the two digits (72 or 73) leaving the 4-digit extension the user dialed. ■The prepend command adds the IP Address of the destination NBX system and the password of that system to the extension that the user dialed. In this example, the IP address for Atlanta is 192.169.25.100 and the password is ATLPassW. For Dallas, the IP address...
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114CHAPTER 2: DIAL PLAN Troubleshooting VTL CallsTa b l e 2 1 contains a list of error situations, the possible causes and the action to take in each case. Table 21 VTL Errors and Corrections Error ConditionPossible CausesActions Long pause after dialing. Telephone display contains “VTL” during the pause. Busy signal is then heard.Remote server does not respondTest the connection to the remote system using the Query Remote function. After you finish dialing a VTL call, you get a busy signal and...
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Dial Plan Configuration File Commands115 Dial Plan Configuration File CommandsThis section provides the syntax and description of each command used to create the information in the dial plan configuration file. In addition, Ta b l e 2 2 categorizes and summarizes all the dial plan commands. The Alphabetical List of Dial Plan Commands provides a detailed description and syntax of each command. See “Dial Plan Command Format” for a description of each component of dial plan commands. To see how these...
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116CHAPTER 2: DIAL PLAN Table 22 Dial Plan Command Summary Command NameDescription Ta b l e C r e a t eCreates a dial plan table. TableEntry CreateCreates an entry in a dial plan table. DestinationRoute CreateCreates a route that specifies the primary and alternative destination device of a call. DestinationRouteEntry CreateCreates a destination route entry that identifies a single destination device or device list. DestinationRouteOperation CreateCreates a digit manipulation operation for a...
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Dial Plan Configuration File Commands117 List of Dial Plan CommandsThe dial plan commands are described in this section. They are listed in alphabetical order: ■DestinationRoute Create ■DestinationRouteEntry Create ■DestinationRouteOperation Create ■ExtensionLength ■ExtensionRange ■ExternalSettings ■PreTranslator Create ■PreTranslatorEntry Create ■PreTranslatorEntry Delete ■PreTranslatorOperation Create ■Table Create ■TableEntry Create ■TimedRoute Create ■TimedRouteEntry Create ■TimedRouteOperation...
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118CHAPTER 2: DIAL PLAN DestinationRouteEntry Create Syntax DestinationRouteEntry Create nRouteId nEntryId szExtension Descriptioncreates a destination route entry that identifies a single destination device or device list. If the specified destination route entry already exists, this command overwrites it with the new information. During routing, the system checks the list of destinations in ascending nEntryId order (nEntryId 1 first). Arguments nRouteId — An integer in the range 1 through 32768....
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Dial Plan Configuration File Commands119 Arguments RouteId — An integer in the range 1 through 32768. nEntryId — An integer in the range 1 through 32768 specifying the destination route entry to which this operation applies. nOperId — An integer in the range 1 through 32768. The system processes the list of operations in ascending nOperId order. szOperation — The name of the digit manipulation operation to perform: stripLead, stripTrail, replace, prepend, append. szValue — A value used by the...
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120CHAPTER 2: DIAL PLAN ExtensionRange Syntax ExtensionRange szExtensionType szLowestExtension szHighestExtension DescriptionA range of extensions for each type of device. When the system automatically generates extensions it assigns them from within this range. When you manually generate an extension number, verify that it is within the valid range. During a dial plan import operation, the system does not validate that existing extensions are within the specified range. 3Com strongly recommends...