Notes:
Previous completed XNET programming will be restored (on upgrade) to the various fields in the ICP/PBX Networking and XNET ICP/PBX Networking forms; however, if XNET was only partially programmed, the data may not be restored correctly.
Set the system date and time on each system in the network, through the System Administration Tool writedatetime command or through the Group Administration Tool - Change Date and Time, to take full advantage of IP Networking functionality.
Realtime Control Protocol (RTCP) is not supported across IP trunks.
To program IP Networking
Ensure the IP Networking option has been purchased and enabled on the system (see the License and Option Selection form).
System
Options form:
Set the DPNSS/QSIG Diversion Enabled option to "Yes".
Ensure that IP Networking/XNET Planning has been completed.
Initial ARS programming (in the ARS Leading Digits, ARS Digits Dialed, ARS Routes, ARS Route Lists, ARS Route Plans, and ARS Digit Modification Plans forms) must be completed for DID calls to ensure a proper ARS path is created for IP trunking calls.
ICP/PBX
Networking form:
Assign a PBX Number to each element. The PBX Number must match the
element's CEID index (from the element's Cluster Elements form). Program
the Local system first (Local ICP/PBX field = "Yes"), and then
the remote systems. Enter the unique IP address of the system in the Network
IP Address field. The rest of the fields in this form do not apply to
IP Networking.
CAUTION: The PBX Number for each element must match the element's CEID index.
XNET ICP/PBX Networking
form:
Enter the number of IP trunking calls that can be supported concurrently
between the remote system and this system in the Max IP Trunk Calls to
ICP/PBX field. The rest of the fields in this form do not apply to IP
Networking.
Trunk Attributes form:
Use this form to assign a trunk service number (required for the Trunk
Profile form). Select an unused Trunk Service Number:
Assign a Class of Service
Assign a Class of Restriction
Set incoming trunks to a "Non-Dial-In Trunks Answer Point" or set the "Dial-In Trunks Incoming Digit Modification Absorb" field to '0'. If you set the "Dial-In Trunks Incoming Digit Modification Absorb" field to '0', ensure that it is also set to '0' in the Trunk Attributes form of the destination switch.
If specifying an answer point, enter a directory number as the answer point for Day Service, Night Service 1, and Night Service 2.
(Optional) Assign a Trunk Label to appear on display telephones and attendant consoles during incoming and outgoing calls.
IP/XNET
Trunk Profiles form:
Program the trunk service number and interconnect restriction parameters
specific to IP Networking/XNET. The Remote Profile Number field must be
filled with the Local Profile Number of the Remote system.
IP/XNET
Trunk Groups form:
Set up the desired IP/XNET trunk groups. The Remote system number is
the unique number previously assigned.
Set the Network Signaling Type and Voice Medium fields to "IP".
Complete the Number of Trunks field. If more than one XNET trunk group
is created to this remote PBX, the total of all trunks assigned in the
form should not exceed the Max IP Trunk Call to ICP/PBX field of the XNET
ICP/PBX Networking form.
ARS
Routes form:
Set up the IP/XNET Trunk Groups using the numbers assigned in the IP/XNET
Trunk Groups form. Ensure that no trunk group numbers are assigned, only
IP/XNET Trunk Group numbers. Set Compression as required for the IP trunks
of the route.
Complete normal ARS programming
for the destination numbers on each Remote system.
ARS Leading Digits and the ARS
Digits Dialed forms, program the destination numbers using the Route
Number.
