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Accessing the Wizards
Link Protocol
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Default Next Hop Router
What is the IP address of the next router or link on the network?
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DNS
What is the domain name of the DNS server?
What are the IP addresses (primary and secondary) for the server?
Note: Use a space to separate the groups of numbers.
Screen 3, Telephony information
•
What is the mobility protocol your system requires?
For more information, refer to
836.
•
What is the carrier profile that your system requires?
TIP: most North American systems use a T1 protocol, while most
European-base systems use E1
Refer to
"Core software and regions" on page
•
What is the telephony Region where your system is located?
Refer to
"Core software and regions" on page 834
your region.
•
Software Version (determined by choice of Region)
•
What system template do you want to use for your system?
•
How many digits will you be using for your system extensions
(DNs)?
Remember, if your system is part of an MCDN or tandem network,
this must be the same length as in all the other nodes if you are using a
Uniform dialing plan (UDP).
•
What extension (DN) do you want to start at for your sets?
Note: the number of digits must agree with the Start DN Length.
Default: 221.
Received # length
This setting determines how much of an incoming public telephone
number the system reads to identify a telephone in the system.
Notes:
• The fields default to the number entered in the Start DN length
field. When you manually change the value for one or both of
these fields, the system does not attempt to update the field.
• If the Template field is set to DID, these fields are read-only
N0008589 3.3
"Mobility services by region" on page
834.
if you do not know
WAN 1:
WAN 2:
(Next Hop on Primary Link)
(IP Domain)
<xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx>
<xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx>
(Mobility protocol)
CT2+
Etiquette
(Carrier protocol)
E1
T1
(Region)
read-only
(Default template)
PBX
DID
(Start DN Length)
(Start DN)
(Public length)
DECT
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