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Infrastructure
Distributed Systems
and Networking
Network configuration
analog and digital Alcatel networking
protocol (ABC) based on Q-SIG
line, star, meshed configuration
remote shelf (Crystal) on digital
leased line
remote self (Crystal) on IP
multi vendor networking
– DPNSS
– Private DSS1
– Q-SIG BC, GF, and supplementary
services (SS)
Packet voice networking
built-in compression engine
– compression algorithm G 723.1/
G729.A
– compression rate 6.4 Kbps/8 Kbps
– G3 fax supported
– end to end compression/
decompression
– mutual help between compression
resources
– multi direction per compression board
voice over IP
– compression algorithm: G 723.1,
G729.A
– compression rate 6.4 Kbps/8 Kbps
– Ethernet connectivity
– full ABC services supported
– G3 fax supported
– new call routing in case of QoS
or network failure
voice over frame relay
– compression algorithm: G723.1,
G729.A
– compression rate 6.4 Kbps/8 Kbps
– full ABC services supported
– G3 fax supported
– interface Internet X24/V11 or V36
– new call routing in case of network
failure
voice over ATM
– compliant with integrated
compression engine G729.A
– full ABC services supported
– interface ATM 2M/bps
– switched virtual circuits AAL1 CBR,
AAL2 VBR-RT and AAL5 VBR-nRT
– UNI 4.01
Virtual private networks (VPN)
ABC VPN via public ISDN, or QSIG
dissociating signaling
– analog leased line
– digital leased line
– IP data networks
– X.25 packet in ISDN D-channel
five conversations on 56 Kbps B channel
full ABC services
six or eight conversations on 64 Kbps B
channel
ABC on demand
ABC via public ISDN, or QSIG
call barring for management
applications
dynamic virtual leased line
five conversations on 56 Kbps B channel
full ABC services
six or eight conversations on 64 Kbps B
channel
Private networking features (ABC protocol)
3 party conference
29 party conference
Alcatel Hospitality/Healthcare Link (AHL)
auto assignment for guest/patients
automatic call-back on busy private link
associated user
broker's call
call-back on busy or free extensions
call deflection
call forwarding
call intrusion
call offer
call waiting indication
camp on
centralized/distributed attendant groups
data communication
distinctive ringing
do not disturb
DTMF
inquiry call
flexible numbering plan
hold
hunting groups
intrusion
ISDN Services
large busy lamp field
manager/assistant team
master conference
meet me conference
mini text messages
network wide mobility
– roaming
– guest services
number and name identification
priority calls
remote forwarding
substitution
supervision
transfer (with route optimization)
transit
voice mail services
unified messaging services
ABC network routing
adaptive routing
automatic route selection (ARS)
– ARS server centralized or distributed
– ARS time dependant
– access to alternative route
– cost limit barring per user
– multi-tenant
– multiple carrier access-direct or indirect
– voice prompts
break-in/out
break-in via secured DISA
data re-routing
forced on net
IP domains
overflow if leased line failure or
saturation according to user rights
transfer, forwarding with route optimization
voice/data differentiation
ABC network management
audit mechanism
broadcast of configuration data
centralized or distributed management
from external applications
– alarm domains and alarm
centralization
– call accounting
– configuration
– directory
– graphical user interface
– performance management
– security
– remote management
– topology map
communication tickets with VPN
and LCR tag
management from attendant
multiple DDI translators
multiple call barring translators
remote maintenance access
remote software downloading
SNMP traps
VT 100 local management

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