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Configuring WAN Access
Configuring Host/AIM6 and Host/Dual ports
Example of configuring a single-channel call
Host/AIM6
Port3 Menu
Configuring a dual-port call
In a dual-port call, two inverse multiplexing ports on the MAX unit connect the call to the
serial host. The two ports are a primary port and a secondary port. However, the unit places the
two calls in tandem and clears the calls in tandem, and considers them a single call. The
following restrictions apply to dual-port connections:
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In the following example, the Host interface profile must enable port pairing for dual-port
calls. (For details, see "Enabling dual-port calls" on page 3-52.) In addition, a T1 or E1 line has
two of its channels configured with the telephone number 1212 (a hunt group). To route the
call answered on the 1212 hunt group to the paired ports for a dual-port call:
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To configure the dual-port call:
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Directory
terminal-adaptors
Name=terminal-adaptors
Dial #=241
Call Type=1 Chnl
The selected data service must be available end-to-end.
The answer number must be the same for both ports.
If trunk groups are in use, both channels of the call must be in the same trunk group.
Open Host/Dual > Port1 Menu > Port Config.
This is the Port profile for the primary port (Port 1).
Set the Ans 1# parameter to specify the hunt-group answer number.
Host/Dual
Port1 Menu
Port Config
Port Name=Port1
Ans 1#=1212
Note: Do not set the Ans # parameter for the secondary host port (Port 2).
Exit the profile and, at the exit prompt, select the exit and accept option.
Open a call profile in the Host/Dual > Port1 Menu > Directory menu.
This is the call profile for the primary port (Port 1).
Set the Dial # parameter to specify the dial number of the remote codec. For example:
Host/Dual
Port1 Menu
Directory
hunt-groups
Name=hunt-groups
Dial #=6-201-555-7878
If the dual-port call requires two dial numbers, specify both numbers. Separate them with
an exclamation mark. For example:
Dial #=6-201-555-7878!6-201-555-7879
MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide
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