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Avaya BCM 4.0 Networking Configuration Guide (758 pages)

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Document Status: Standard

Document Version: 01.04

Part Number: N0060606

Date: May 2009

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Contents

Chapter 25

Chapter 26

Chapter 61

Chapter 62

Appendix C

Appendix D

28 Contents

Chapter 1

Acronyms

About BCM

BCM features

BCM applications

Related publications

System Programming

Telephones and Peripherals

Digital Mobility

IP Telephony

Call Pilot

Contact Center

Other Applications

User Guides

Other applications

How to get Help

Chapter 2

DID system

Basic telephony routing

Private network parameters

Keycode requirements

Lines used for networking

Toronto office

New York office

System dialing plans

Routing for tandem networks

Trunk Route Optimization

Trunk Anti-tromboning

ETSI Euro network services

DPNSS 1 services

DPNSS 1 capabilities

DPNSS 1 features

Three party service

Making a conference call

Using the diversion feature

MORE and the star key (*)

Intrusion levels

Call Offer

Call Offer Displays

User actions

Figure 11 DPNSS networking

Chapter 3

Incoming calls

Outgoing calls

Chapter 4

Total Resources

Reserved Resources

Table 10 Total Resources

Details for application

Chapter 5

Signaling channels

Media channels

DSP resources

Voice bus paths

Signaling channel rules

Media channel rules

DSP resources rules

Voice bus path

ISDN WAN (Dial-up/Nailed-up)

Voice mail and CC

IVR and IVR Fax

IP Trunks

Record of required resources

Evaluation

Changing the DS30 split

Chapter 6

101

Media bay module Bus numbers

103

Identifying the module

103

These fields must agree

105

Module types and capacities

106

4 lines per module

107

Ports on Bus

108

Timing within networks

111

Interface levels

112

Internal CSU

113

Figure 27 E1 Parameters

114

Figure 28 Translation Mode

115

Provisioning a line

116

To provision a line

116

Internally-driven channels

117

Working with the modules

118

Chapter 7

119

Trunk Port Details record

120

Chapter 8

121

Telephony Resources table

122

Media bay module panels

124

460, or

126

Port details

130

IP telephones

133

IP telephone set details

135

Voice over IP trunks

136

Figure 38 Routing Table

137

IP Trunk Settings

138

Table 33 IP Trunk Settings

139

H323 Settings

140

H323 Media Parameters

143

SIP Settings

145

SIP Media Parameters

147

SIP URI Map

149

Chapter 9

151

Keycodes

152

Local gateway programming

153

Routing Table

154

PSTN call to remote node

155

Call process

156

Describing a fallback network

157

How fallback routing works

158

Gatekeeper call scenarios

161

Chapter 10

165

Trunk/Line data - main panel

166

Parameters

168

Properties

169

Preferences (lines)

171

Assigned DNs

175

Figure 55 Add a DN record

176

Chapter 11

177

Configuring PRI line features

179

Chapter 12

183

Chapter 13

187

Chapter 14

193

Chapter 15

199

Chapter 16

205

Configuring DID line features

208

Chapter 17

211

• Trunk type: DASS2

213

Chapter 18

217

• Trunk type: DPNSS

219

Chapter 19

223

Configuring BRI lines

225

Chapter 20

229

DN records: ISDN devices

230

Prerequisites

231

Chapter 21

233

Figure 76 Loops table

234

Table 46 Loops main panel

234

T-loop general settings

235

T-loop SPIDS and network DNs

235

T-loops D-packet service

237

S-loops assigned DNs

238

Table 50 Loop settings

239

Chapter 22

241

Business name display

242

Name display

243

Chapter 23

247

Programming incoming CLID

249

Programming outgoing CLID

250

Chapter 24

253

254 Chapter 24 Dialing plans

254

Chapter 24 Dialing plans 255

255

256 Chapter 24 Dialing plans

256

Private network dialing

257

Outgoing call routing

258

Outgoing public calls routing

259

Incoming call routing

260

Processing incoming calls

261

262 Chapter 24 Dialing plans

262

Chapter 24 Dialing plans 263

263

Extension 2246

264

Extension 2280

264

Understanding access codes

265

Call Park codes

266

Creating Direct Dial sets

267

Tips about access codes

268

Line pool access codes

269

Using Carrier codes

270

Configuring call routing

270

Routing configuration

271

Supporting protocols

271

Call-by-Call services

272

Chapter 24 Dialing plans 273

273

Call by Call service routing

274

Using destination codes

275

Why use destination codes?

276

Deciding on a code

277

Configuring Absorbed length

278

Chapter 24 Dialing plans 279

279

280 Chapter 24 Dialing plans

280

Chapter 24 Dialing plans 281

281

282 Chapter 24 Dialing plans

282

Figure 90 Routing workflow

284

National access code 61

293

Special access code 9

293

Figure 97 Routes tab

296

Destination codes

298

Second Dial Tone

301

Figure 100 Second Dial Tone

302

Table 4 Second Dial Tone

302

Chapter 27

303

Line pool access code notes:

304

Line pools: DNs tab

305

Table 56

306

Chapter 28

309

DN length constraints

312

Received number notes

313

Chapter 29

317

Public Network Settings

318

Public network DN lengths

319

Modifying a DN prefix

320

Carrier Codes

321

To add a carrier code

322

To modify a carrier code

322

To delete a carrier code

322

Chapter 30

323

Private Network Settings

324

Chapter 31

329

Public network: DID system

330

Chapter 32

333

Callers using BCM

334

Callers in the public network

334

Chapter 33

335

Software requirements

336

Message Waiting Indication

337

Break-in

339

MCDN networking checklist

340

UDP-specific programming

342

CDP-specific programming

342

Meridian TRO programming

344

West End office:

347

East End office:

348

WarehouseHead Office

349

Networking with ETSI QSIG

350

Chapter 34

353

Dialout: 5234 6334 7434

354

Chapter 35

355

Remote access to the network

356

Types of private networks

356

Chapter 36

359

Chapter 37

363

Using VoIP to tandem systems

367

To set up a network of BCMs

368

Chapter 38

371

Using the Redirection feature

372

Call offer

373

Route optimization

374

Loop avoidance

374

Private networking with DPNSS

374

Figure 124 DPNSS networking

376

Chapter 39

379

Parameter Setting

381

Chapter 40

383

New York: Public network

385

Chapter 41

387

Chapter 42

391

Meridian system as host

392

System set up for host system

392

To configure the host system

393

Line Access tab

395

Fwd No Answer field

395

Chapter 43

397

Telephones

398

Gatekeepers

398

SIP Proxy

398

IP Network

398

Key VoIP concepts

399

400 Chapter 43 VoIP overview

400

Chapter 44

401

Chapter 45

415

Setting up the local gateway

416

Setting up remote gateways

418

To configure a remote gateway

419

Configuring VoIP lines

420

Chapter 46

423

CS 1000 configuration

424

Chapter 47

425

To enable a T.38 fax

426

Media gateways

426

T.38 Fax restrictions

427

428 Chapter 47 T.38 fax

428

Chapter 48

429

To add the VoIP route

430

To assign a VoIP line pool

431

Examples:

432

To deactivate a schedule

434

Chapter 49

439

Chapter 50

441

Table 97 RTP over UDP

442

UDP Port Ranges

443

Signaling Port Ranges

444

Chapter 51

445

446 Chapter 51 Media Gateways

446

Chapter 52

447

Default filters (other)

449

Restriction filter examples

450

Remote call-in programming

451

Remote access line settings

452

Remote access on DPNSS lines

453

Defining CoS passwords

454

External access tones

455

Chapter 53

457

Remote access on PRI

460

Other programming

461

Chapter 54

463

To add a restriction filter

465

Default filters

466

Filter Heading Sub-heading

467

03 Lines Line restriction

467

04 Lines Remote restriction

467

Chapter 55

469

Chapter 56

473

Programming references:

474

Notes about CoS passwords

475

CoS examples

476

Chapter 57

479

Chapter 58

481

Network devices

482

Network assessment

483

Resource assessment

483

Figure 146 Global settings

486

VoIP trunks

490

IP telephone records

490

(N0060634)

491

Prerequisites Yes No

491

Chapter 59

493

Network Interfaces panel

494

Configuring LAN resources

495

IP Settings

497

6 Click OK

498

Additional IP Addresses

500

Chapter 60

503

Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)

504

WAN data compression

504

Viewing WAN resources

505

WAN Interface Properties

507

WAN IP Address

508

Setting WAN T1 Parameters

508

To set WAN T1 parameters

508

Table 13 WAN T1 parameters

509

Setting WAN Sync Parameters

510

To set WAN Sync Parameters

510

Attribute Value Description

511

Clock mode DTE

511

Choose the clock mode

511

PVC Configuration

513

To add PVC congestion control

515

To modify a PVC setting

516

WAN PPP Parameters

516

Multilink PPP Parameters

519

To delete an IP address

523

526 Chapter 61 Data modules

526

Chapter 61 Data modules 527

527

To configure the DDI Mux

528

Assigning the DDI Mux modules

528

Assigning the line

529

Removing a line assignment

530

To remove a line assignment

530

Chapter 61 Data modules 531

531

Configuring a data module

532

To delete a line assignment

533

Line assignment

534

Line pool access

535

536 Chapter 61 Data modules

536

Dial-out for WANBackup

538

Dial-out for SNMP traps

538

Modem Dial-in

541

Changing the Modem Region

542

To change the Modem Region

542

ISDN Dial-in

542

Dial-out

543

Configuring a modem interface

544

Link Parameters

545

Figure 168 Link Parameters

546

IP Address Specification

547

Access Parameters

548

ISDN Dial-out

549

Configuring an ISDN interface

550

ISDN Channel Characteristics

551

ISDN Link Parameters

552

ISDN Access Parameters

553

Characteristics table

555

To delete an ISDN interface

555

Settings required for PPPoE

556

Configuring a PPPoE interface

557

IP Address Specifications

559

DNS Settings

560

Deleting a PPPoE interface

562

To delete a PPPoE interface

562

Auto dial-out

563

Create a dial-up interface

565

Add the SNMP Trap destination

566

Chapter 63

567

Chapter 64

573

Figure 182 Static Routes

574

To delete a static route

575

Figure 184 RIP parameters

581

Figure 185 OSPF parameters

584

OSPF NBMA Neighbors

586

To add OSPF NBMA Neighbors

586

To delete OSPF NBMA Neighbors

586

Restarting the router

587

Chapter 65

589

Configuring the DHCP Mode

590

Configuring a DHCP Server

590

Figure 188 Subnets

591

Table 141 Subnets

591

LAN settings for DHCP Server

593

Example:

594

To add an address range

595

To modify an address range

596

To delete an address range

597

To add a reserved address

597

Modifying a reserved address

598

Deleting a reserved address

599

Viewing the Lease Information

599

Remote Scope

600

Attribute Definition

601

To view the Lease information

604

DHCP Server list

606

Chapter 66

613

Enabling and disabling NAT

614

To select Default rules

615

Adding a Rule to an interface

616

Assigning filters to accounts

620

Chapter 67

623

To enable default rules

624

To enable IP filters

625

DSCP Marking

626

Inbound Rules

627

Adding an Inbound filter rule

628

To add an inbound filter

628

To modify an inbound filter

629

To delete an inbound filter

629

Outbound Rules

634

DiffServ components

636

IP service classes

636

Table 155 Service classes

637

To add an outbound filter

644

To modify an outbound filter

644

To delete an outbound filter

644

Chapter 68

649

DNS Server

650

Encryption

652

Encryption method

653

Authentication method

653

IPSec capacity restrictions

654

Table 161 Rule 1

655

Table 162 Rule 2

655

Table 163 Rule 3

656

Example of Rules

657

Example 2

659

IPSec Version

663

IPSec Service

663

Branch Office IPSec Tunnel

664

Configuring the first BCM

673

Configuring the second BCM

674

Split Tunneling

675

Static IP Address

677

Remote User Tunnels

678

To add a remote user tunnel

678

Split Tunnel Networks

682

To add a split tunnel network

682

IP Address Pool

684

To add an IP address pool

684

To modify an IP address pool

685

To delete an IP address pool

686

Chapter 69

687

Filter Rules” on page 623

690

Chapter 70

691

Chapter 71

695

To modify Queue Settings

697

QoS accounts

699

Chapter 72

701

702 Chapter 72 VLAN overview

702

Appendix A

703

Fred here

706

Comfort noise

707

Appendix B

709

Types of ISDN service

710

ISDN layers

710

ISDN bearer capability

711

PRI services and features

711

BRI services and features

712

Service provider features

712

Network name display

713

Emergency 911 dialing

714

ISDN hardware

715

BRI hardware

716

S Reference Point

716

T Reference Points

716

Clock source for ISDN

717

ISDN BRI NT1 equipment

717

ISDN standards compatibility

718

Planning your ISDN network

718

Ordering ISDN PRI

718

Ordering ISDN BRI

718

Appendix B ISDN overview 719

719

Supported ISDN protocols

720

RTP over IP (Sheet 2 of 2)

722

Stateful session creation

725

Example 1: ICMP

726

Example 3: UDP and SIP

728

Numerics

731

758 Index

758

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