Adding Vtl Devices To The Pretranslators (Optional) - 3Com 3C10402B Administrator's Manual

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Adding VTL Devices
to the Pretranslators
(Optional)
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ONNECTIONS
4 To add an extension to the list:
c If the list does not include any members, click the check boxes next
the extension of the VTL that you want to add to the list.
d If the list already has members, click Show all to display a list of
extensions that you can add to the list's membership.
Note: You can toggle between the Show all and Show members only
buttons to display extensions that have membership in the extension list
and the extensions that are not members of the list but which you can
add to the list, and to confirm your changes.
The system displays (VTL) and the name of the virtual tie line in the Device
Description field. The number of VTL extensions depends on the VTL
license installed on this system.
ranges.
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Table 61 Virtual Tie Line Extension Ranges
Platform
V3000
4-digit dial plan
V3000
3-digit dial plan
If you add a VTL pretranslator to the dial plan to reformat the information
of incoming VTL calls, you must add the VTL devices to that pretranslator.
You can add a pretranslator to the dial plan to format caller ID and CDR
records for VTL calls. See
page 297.
To add the VTL devices to the pretranslator:
1 Log on to NetSet using the administrator login ID and password.
2 Click Dial Plan > Pretranslators.
3 Click the VTL pretranslator.
4 In the Devices Using window, click the check boxes next to the devices
associated with VTLs. For a 4-digit dial plan, the VTL device extensions
range from 6500 through 6523. For a 3-digit dial plan, VTL device
extensions range from 623 through 630.The device descriptions include
(VTL).
Table 61
Extension Range
6500–6523
The default dial plan for a V3000 system is 4-digit. If you
convert to a 3-digit dial plan, you must manually change
each 4-digit extension to a 3-digit extension. For VTLs, you
can select any unused 3-digit extension from the external
extension range (600–799).
"Creating a Pretranslator for VTL Calls"
describes the VTL extension
on