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Links
About Links
Subzones are connected to other subzones
and zones via links. For a call to take place,
the endpoints involved must each reside in
subzones or zones that have a link between
them. The link does not need to be direct; the
two endpoints may be linked via one or more
intermediary subzones.
Links are used to calculate how a call is routed
over the network and therefore which zones
and subzones are involved and how much
bandwidth is available. If multiple routes are
possible, your VCS will perform the bandwidth
calculations using the one with the fewest
links.
Creating a New Link
To create a new link:
•
VCS Configuration > Bandwidth > Links
You will be taken to the
Links
page.
Click New.
You will be taken to the
Create Link
page.
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Default Links
If a subzone has no links configured, then
endpoints within the subzone will only be
able to call other endpoints within the same
subzone. For this reason, when a subzone is
created, it is automatically given certain links.
See
Default Links
for more information.
Overview and
Introduction
Getting Started
Status
D14049.04
JULY 2008
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System
VCS
Configuration
Configuration
Creating Links
Zones and
Call
Bandwidth
Neighbors
Processing
Control
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Name
Enter the name you wish to assign to this link.
Node 1, Node 2
Select the names of the two subzones, or the
subzone and zone between which you wish to
create a link.
Pipe 1, Pipe 2
If you wish to apply bandwidth limitations to
this link, select the pipe(s) to be applied.
For more information, see
Links.
Create Link
Click here to create the link and return to the
Links page.
Firewall
Applications
Maintenance
Traversal
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Applying Pipes to
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