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Chapter 4: Getting Started with Command Line Interface (CLI)
Configure Common CLI Options
When you use the Command Line Interface (CLI) for call handling, some of the most essential CLI options
are used to regulate system wide features. In addition, they are used to set common network application
parameters and establish to set common network application parameters and establish the Tenor CMS as a net-
work entity.
For example, a few of the most essential CLI options, include:
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Clock Source (primary and secondary)
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Gatekeeper (IP address and port)
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Gateway (IP Address)
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Border Element (IP address and port)
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Channel Group (association)
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Digital Interface (protocol and line parameters)
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Trunk Group (direction of trunk, DN settings)
A description of each of these options, as well as configuration settings are listed in this section.
Clock Source
The clock source regulates the clocking for the entire system. The Clock Source option enables you to config-
ure the settings for the Primary Clock Source and Secondary Clock Source.
The settings which follow assume there is only one T1, E1, or DS1 card in the chassis; both primary and sec-
ondary clock settings are from the same card. We recommend you choose clocks from two different cards. In
this example, clock settings are derived from line and Slot 4-Device 1-Digital interface 1.
Example
config-MasterChassis-1#set PrimaryClockSource 1
config-MasterChassis-1#set SecondaryClockSource 1
config-MasterChassis-1*set PCLID sl4dv1di1
config-MasterChassis-1*set SCLID sl4dv1di2
Gatekeeper
The Gatekeeper collects, manages, and distributes call routing information; it performs call routing functions,
such as bandwidth control, call control signaling and call authorization for Gateways, IP phones, and H.323
terminals.
Example
config-CommonGKParam-1* set PrimaryBEIPAddr xxx.yyy.zzz.aaa
config-CommonGKParam-1* set ZoneName ozone
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