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Configuring Individual WAN Connections
Configuring POTS capability on the MAX 6000 and MAX 3000
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Call Routes profile
You must configure a Call Routes profile to specify how the MAX unit handles the call. In the
System profiles, you can configure up to 64 Call Routes profiles. The MAX uses the profiles to
control the routing of POTS calls. When a call matches Phone Number, Src Slot, Src Port and
Call Rte Type, the unit routes the call as specified by the other parameters in that profile.
In each System > Call Routes profile, set the following parameters to identify and activate the
profile:
Parameter
Name
Active
Every call will be matched against the following parameters:
Phone
Number
Src Slot
Src Port
Call Rte Type Call's type of call to which this call route applies.
Set the following parameters to specify how the MAX routes calls that match the profile:
Dst Chan Grp Call's destination MAXDAX channel group.
Dst Trnk Grp
Dst Slot
Dst Port
Dial Plan
Rewrt Pattn
Rewrt Replce Telephone number that replaces the number entered by a POTS user.
Viewing Call Routes with the DO command
The View Call Routes DO command (Ctrl-D, K) displays several fields of currently active call
routes (in the order in which they would be searched). This display also shows the specific call
route profile (in System > Call Routes) that was used to generate the call route.
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The alternative profile appears.
Press Ctrl-D to access the DO menu.
The DO menu appears.
Select L (Load).
Note: The Load option does not appear when you are in the active profile.
The alternative profile becomes the active profile.
Specifies
Name of the profile.
Profile is active if this parameter is set to Yes.
Destination telephone number of the call.
Call's source slot number.
Call's source port number.
Call's destination trunk group.
Call's destination slot.
Call's destination port.
Number that identifies the Dial Plan profile to apply to the call.
Telephone number that the unit compares to a number entered by a POTS
user.
MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide
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