Telephony Routes; Configuring Cdp And Udp Dialing Plans; Coordinated Dialing Plans; Universal Dialing Plans - Nortel 5100 User Manual

Telephony Routes

This section describes how to configure telephony routes and includes the
following topics:
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For more information and examples about telephony routing and translation plans,
see "Understanding Telephony Routing and Translations" on page

Configuring CDP and UDP dialing plans

This section provides information about coordinated dialing plans (CDP) and
universal dialing plans (UDP) and how to perform provision to support the plans.

Coordinated Dialing Plans

Coordinated Dialing Plans enable a service provider with a number of local PBXs
to coordinate the dialing plan for stations at these switches. When implemented,
CDP allows a station at one switch to call a station at another switch without
utilizing a unique number and without access codes. For example, SIP clients can
dial PBX stations using the numbering plan that is already familiar to the user.

Universal Dialing Plans

Universal Dialing Plans enable a customer with a network of PBXs to
communicate with a private dialing plan in which each PBX has its own site code.
Note: Telephony routing enables end users to configure their dial plans
and to configure Virtual Private Networks (VPN). You must have
telephony- routing and domain-management provisioning rights to
perform the tasks in this section.
"Configuring CDP and UDP dialing plans" on page 159
"Using the translation verification tool" on page 162
"Configuring an interworking profile with the Communications Server 2000"
on page 163
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Provisioning Client User Guide
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