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Configuring Individual WAN Connections
Configuring POTS capability on the MAX 6000 and MAX 3000
Examples of Rollover configurations
With MAXPOTS, if a port is busy, the MAX can roll over a call to another port or send the
far-end a busy signal. Following are four sample configurations. With the first configuration,
the MAX rolls over a phone call to one port. With the second, the MAX rolls over a call to a
second available port. With the third and fourth configurations, the MAX routes calls to
lower-numbered available slots if the initial port was busy.
Simple rollover
The simplest example of this configuration is shown here. The MAX routes call 5783101 to
MAXPOTS port 1 if it is idle. There are no other profiles that match this phone number, so if
MAXPOTS port 1 is busy, the far-end receives a busy signal.
System
Sys Config
System
Call Routes
Automatic rollover calls
The MAX routes calls from one MAXPOTS port to another. In the following example, System
> Sys Config > Call Distrib Type is set to First Avail. The MAX routes 5551212 calls to
MAXPOTS port 1 or, if this port is busy, the MAX looks for another matching profile, in this
case MAXPOTS port 2. If both ports are busy, the far end receives a busy signal.
System
Sys Config
Analog FXS
FXS Config
System
Call Routes
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Dst Slot=3
Dst Port=4
Call Routes profile
Active=Yes
Phone Number=5783101
Dst Slot=3
Dst Port=1
Call Distrib Type=First Avail
FXS Config profile 1
Line 1
Answer-Enabled=Yes
Line 2
Answer-Enabled=Yes
Call Routes profile 1
MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide
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