Zone Based Dialing; Gateway Controller Serial Ports - Avaya 1000 Installation And Commissioning Manual

Overview
Important:
The SIP Line application in Release 6.0 cannot co-reside with LTPS or any other virtual trunk
applications like SIPGw or H.323Gw. The node management interface does not allow you to
configure SIP Line service with any other application services.

Zone Based Dialing

The primary objective of the Zone Based Dialing (ZBD) is to remove the traditional nodal PBX
networks and replace them with a single or a few high-capacity soft switches and branch gateways
for PSTN access. New customers, who plan to set up private networks in multiple locations, can
deploy the ZBD.
The migration is transparent to the users, that is, the private and public (E.164) dial plans and
features are retained.
Switching to a ZBD requires development on dial plans, numbering plans and routing features to
make sure that the migration is transparent to the enterprise network users and that the same dial
plan and business grade telephony features are used.

Gateway Controller serial ports

Each Gateway Controller installed in a Media Gateway provides the opportunity for three remote
Serial Data Interfaces (SDI). The maximum number of TTYs remains unchanged. Therefore, after
you configure the maximum, additional support is unavailable for TTYs.
The Gateway Controller has three SDI ports; SDI0, SDI1, and SDI2.
You can use SDI ports for local debugging; or, you can configure the ports in the MG 1000B Call
Server as system terminals in LD 17.
During the initial configuration of the Gateway Controller, you must connect to either SDI0 or SDI1 to
access the installation menu. Only SDI0 has full modem support, as SDI1 and SDI2 have no
hardware flow control (limitation of the three-port cable).
SDI2 is not available during the Gateway Controller bootup; therefore, you cannot use it to access
the installation menus.
There are no DIP switches are on the Gateway Controller for configuring the baud rate of SDI0.
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