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Fields in the H.320 Services (ISDN) form for an MCU
Fields in the H.320 Services (ISDN) form for a Video Codec
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For an example of where to find these settings in MGC Manager, see
are Set in MGC Manager
Field Name
Details
Service Name*
Channels*
Number Range*
Least Cost Routing
Dial Rules
Local Prefix*
Non-local Prefix*
International Prefix*
Local Area Codes*
Number of Local
Digits*
Country Code*
Define an H.320 service if the endpoint is ISDN-capable. This means that the endpoint
can be scheduled to launch ISDN calls to ISDN-only endpoints and to guests. In
addition, it can be scheduled to receive ISDN calls from ISDN-only endpoints.
In addition, if there is a failure in an attempted IP call, an alert will be sent notifying the
facilitator that ISDN is available, so that a backup ISDN call can be made manually.
(ISDN calls are not made automatically.)
on page 84.
Description
Name of the H.320 ISDN service.
Number of 64K channels dedicated to the MCU
Dial-in number range of service. These are the ISDN numbers
available on an MCU for all endpoints to use. Also known as DID.
Selects the Least Cost Routing table to be used for calls made
through this gateway. For details about Least Cost Routing, see
Using Least Cost Routing
The entries in the fields under Dial Rules define how the MCU will
dial out to make other calls.
The prefix required for local dial-out.
The prefix required for long distance dial-out.
The prefix required for international dial-out.
A list of local area codes, separated by commas.
The number of digits to be dialed for local calls.
The country in which the MCU is located.
ReadiManager LX100
will convert the country to the appropriate
numeric code. The country code is the national prefix to be used
when an a call is made to this MCU from another country.
Where Services
on page 199.
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Setting Up Services