Auerswald COMpact 5010 VoIP Configuration Manual page 19

On a Point-to-Point connection, the configuration of a linear call dis-
tribution is usual (e. g., a call to 4711-21 is distributed to the internal
subscriber telephone number 21). This includes having assigned
internal telephone numbers that lie in the extension number range
(DDIs) assigned by the network provider. Call distribution can then
occur automatically.
Organizational, system-dependent or company internal guidelines
can require diverging from linear telephone number assignments in
particular situations. To do this, the PBX gives you the option of con-
figuring divergent call distribution. This configuration is done in two
steps. In the first step, the PBX is notified which telephone numbers
Distributing Calls on the analogue Connection
In the PBX, configure the associated internal
telephone number for the registered tele-
phone number.
To do this, open the page displayed in the fig-
ure to the right.
Under "Analogue connection", select from
the list field one of the already configured ana-
logue connections.
The telephone number for this connection is
displayed under "Telephone number |
name".
Under "Internal no. | name", select an inter-
nal telephone number for the external tele-
phone number from the list fields.
If the external telephone numbers should also
be used as fax numbers and the calling fax
machine should automatically be detected,
configure the following settings
"Modem/fax call distribution":
Select the "Fax" setting from the list field.
(Select "Fax and modem" if a modem should
also be detected.)
Under "Detection duration", select from the list field the time in sec-
onds that the PBX should wait for a signal from the fax machine.
Select the telephone number of your fax machine from the list field.
Then click the "Execute" button to apply the settings to the PBX.
This completes call distribution configuration on the Point-to-
Multipoint connection.
Distributing Calls on the Point-to-Multipoint Connection
In the PBX, configure the associated internal
telephone number for each registered MSN.
To do this, open the page displayed in the fig-
ure to the right.
Under "PTMP connection", select from the
list field one of the already configured Point-
to-Multipoint connections.
The MSNs for this connection are listed under
"MSN | name".
Under "Internal no. | name", select an inter-
nal telephone number for each MSN from the
list fields.
Then click the "Execute" button to apply the
settings to the PBX.
This completes call distribution configuration
on the Point-to-Multipoint connection.
If additional Point-to-Multipoint connections are present, under
"PTMP connection", select the next Point-to-Multipoint connection
from the list field and configure the settings for it.
The figure shows you the following page with the settings for
COMset External numbers
under
The figure shows you the following page with the settings for
COMset External numbers
Example 1: Basic Configuration with Internal Subscribers and Call Distribution
are to be taken out of the linear call distribution. In the second step,
the telephone numbers are directly assigned internal subscribers.
When using an analogue connection, a Point-to-Multipoint connec-
tion or Voice-over-IP call distribution, the internal telephone numbers
are individually assigned to the telephone numbers, MSNs or VoIP
accounts. Automatic call distribution is not possible here.
If multiple internal devices should be accessible over an external tel-
ephone number, an internal group, to which the subscribers in ques-
tion are assigned, is selected as the destination for the call distribu-
tion.
Analogue connections
If additional analogue connections are present, under "Analogue
connection", select the next analogue connection from the list field
and configure the settings for it.
For more information on this subject, refer to
tion and Reachability on page
Note
PTMP connections Call distributions
For more information on this subject, refer to
tion and Reachability on page
Note
Configuration Manual
Example 1 on page 11:
Call distributions
Call Distribu-
35.
Example 1 on page 11:
Call Distribu-
35.
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