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CPPM call servers are a single board solution and can be used for Standard availability (SA) & High availability (HA) systems. The security device

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Next we create the VTRK route itself and the Trunks .Note on the Virtual Trunks we must select the Protocol type we are using i.e SIP or H323. We also

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To allow us to programme Steering codes etc we need to create the default ESN tables.Use the default values for Network Control Basic Parameters.CS1K

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We need to setup the ESN Access Codes and Parameters, set all values that are “Maximum...” to 100 except Maximum Number of Common Carriers which shou

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Steering codes are added to point the call to the correct route via the Route List Index.CS1K - Setup & Admin 08092801@ Page 103

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The Gateway information and Domains for SIP are entered into the IP Telephony Node.CS1K - Setup & Admin 08092801@ Page 104

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The NRS can be accessed from the Element Manager but it is possibly easier to access it directly by using the IP address of the server followed by “/n

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Check that the System Wide Settings are correct and adjust the DB Sync Interval (Synchronisation of Primary, Alternate and Failsafe NRS) to a suitable

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Once in Standby mode we can start to add the information such as the �Service or SIP Domain�L1 Domain (UDP)�L0 Domain (CDP)CS1K - Setup & Admin

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With the Domains in place we can start to add Gateway Endpoints which define each of the systems being served by the NRS.Each Endpoint is added into t

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HP & IBM servers are known as COTS (Commercial of the Shelf ) servers. They come with 2 Gb or memory and one hard drive. They have 2 Ethernet port

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With the Endpoints in Place we can then add Routing entries to specific Endpoints.Select the ROUTING ENTRIES menu item and select the Endpoint you wis

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Finally the configuration data must be moved to the Active side of the databaseTo do this select the TOOLS tab and DATABASE ACTIONS menu item. There a

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As we’ve already configured the Virtual Trunks ISDN is switched on for the customer so we don’t need to do that again.Due to Lab constraints we will b

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To configure the PRI LOOP number first select the Media Gateway it is installed in and click the DIGITAL TRUNKING button. Then select PRI” from the AD

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After selecting the D-Channel number to use we are presented with the standard dialogue screen.Note that in the D-Channel we are stating which DCH car

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Once the D-Channel is complete we can configure a Route for the PRI.Note the following basic settings :-�Trunk Type (TKPT) TIE�Incoming and Outgoing (

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Once the Route is configured we can add the Trunks to it.Note that the TN used is the LOOP number assigned to the PRI card and that unit number starts

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The Clock Controller is best added in LD 73The Clock Type is MGCLK and it should be noted that every Media Gateway with a PRI card in it will need a s

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The MSDL D-Channel card now needs to be enabled and as this will be the first time its been used in this configuration we will also carry out a Forse

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Either the Chassis or Cabinet can be used for the Media gateway on a CS1000E system. The Chassis is a 5 slot main unit with an optional 4 slot Expande

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Once the D-Channel card is enables we can try to establish the link.In LD 60 we can use the ENLL (Loop Number) to bring the LOOP into service. This ne

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Once the card is enabled correctly you should see messages similar to those above confirming the D-Channel is established and the PRI channels IDLE an

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Note some prompts have been omitted in the listing aboveNeed to reboot for tones and law changes to take affect.Note when building PRI trunks set PCM

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Select the Settings option from the FILE Menu and set the S1 Adddress by disabling the DHCP Option and selecting the IP Radio button.CS1K - Setup &a

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The older VGMC and the new MC32S IPE style Media cards are configured in a very similar fashion. As they both support TPS they are configured under t

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Always sits in slot 0 in Media Gateway and Is keyed so it wont fit in any other slot.Provides support for PRI cards in Media gatewaysUse a Gold Image

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A bootable compact flash installer is required to install both the CPPM call server and Sig server as well as the Pentium IV call server.To create the

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Using the appropriate format tool for Call Server or Sig server “mkbootrmd” the DOS windows above will open and you will be prompted through the forma

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If all files are contiguous the Compact flash is ready to receive the installer files.Return to the install software and copy all the folders to the C

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The Media Card 32 S provides TDM to IP conversion as did its predecessor the VGMC (Voice Gateway Media Card) . However it has the additional functiona

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The call server is configured through both the command line interface (CLI) as well as the Element Manager (EM).The command line is based on “Overlays

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When the call server is used as part of a CS1000 system we need to turn on the MULTI User functionality which is done in LD 17. However only one user

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The overlay structure is organised as shown into three primary areas.SystemWhich deals with the Configuration records, such things as Superloops.Custo

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The debate rages as to which interface, the CLI or the Element Manager is the easiest to use for configuring and administering the CS1000. In truth it

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Index1. CS 1000 Architecture 42. CS 1000 Components 93. Hardware Installation 244. Software Installation Call Server 325. Software Installation Sig Se

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Element manager (EM) is the standard option with CS1000 to manage the system in conjunction with the CLI. It can allow you to access 80%-90% of the sy

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With the advent of Release 5 Nortel launched 2 new servers which run on the new COTS platforms under Linux. These are the Enterprise Common Manager (E

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The internal addressing of the system is done using Terminal Numbers.These are defined by the number of LOOPs a system has. On all new CS1000E systems

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The CS1000E is either Chassis or Cabinet based . The Chassis systems are all rack mounted and depending on the Sig Servers used may or may not have o

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Grounding is important for chassis based media gateways and each has a grounding post (Main & Expander for this purpose. Check the NTP’s for your

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If using the Media Gateway chassis then the above shows the relevant ports for connection. The cards in the units will use the 25 Pair connectors to l

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The Bulkhead ports on the Media Gateway are used purely for connecting to the back of the chassis. They act like an extension cable only and can be us

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The Media Gateway cabinet is similar in requirements to the chassis as far a card connections go but he location of connectors is at the bottom of the

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A special cable is required to connect to the 2 SDI ports on any CPPM board. This uses the 25 pair card connector and delivers 2 25 pin “D type” seria

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Nortel produces a very comprehensive range of documentation for all of their systems.Previously they supplied an application known as Helmsman which w

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The LAN connections for the system are important and in order to maximise the redundancy of the switch you can take advantage of the multi homing aspe

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To Install the software the Server is reset and booted from the installation device by pressing “F” for the faceplate Compact flash on both the CPPM a

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Once you have confirmed the keycode the installer will ask you what you want to install. This is usually option “b” , the software BootROM and a custo

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The call server needs to be prepared to communicate with the signalling server and thus provide our IP telephony environment. The first thing required

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When installing a new system you should check the Call Register and 500B settings as outlined in the NTP. These could need updating if you are convert

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The Call Server will need to have an IP address if it is to be the centre of a VoIP system.This address will be an ELAN address and is set on the call

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Once the Call Server is up & Running and the basic configuration has been done then its time to add the Leader signalling server.The Server is res

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Once the software has been loaded the installer will ask you for a copy of the configuration . If you are replacing a sig server check to see if a cop

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The CS1000 Architecture is as shown above. The ELAN is a private management network whilst the TLAN is connected to the “Public” side. Telephones mayb

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The information the installer will ask for is shown above.The IP addresses for the ELAN & TLAN are straightforward as is a Hostname which just ide

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The Node IP address is held by the Leader of the IP telephony node. This will normally be a signalling server. However in the event that there are no

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Once you have added all the required information the installer will ask you to verify it and give you the option to change it before continuing.Once

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The Element Manager is accessed from Internet Explorer by entering one of the IP addresses of the signalling server, ELAN, TLAN or NODE IP (This is de

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To import the node go to IP Network / Nodes, Servers, Media Cards .If there is no node already the system will prompt you and offer import the node. T

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Once the Node is imported it will be displayed and can be edited using the EDIT button. When the edits are completed the information is stored to the

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One of the things contained in the IP Telephony Node is the codec selection. The default codecs used are G711 and T38 (Fax), these cannot be deselecte

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Right at the bottom of the IP Telephony node you will find a Signalling Server tab which when expanded will show the information entered during the in

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If the end point is a TDM set the call server messages the Media Gateway to allocate TDM/IP resource as well as signalling the tradition

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Zones are an artificial mechanism to control the number of calls made on a VoIP network. The concept is often referred to as Call Admission Control or

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Zone creation and selection through the Element Manager.There are three types of Zone, the MO Main office zone for most applications, the VTRK, Virtua

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To add the Media Gateway select the link IP NETWORK / MEDIA GATEWAYS.Using the ADD button select the Superloop and shelf for the MG to be allocated to

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Every Media Gateway requires Tone and conference resource. These functions are handled by the MGC card but must be addressed by the system using a Loo

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Once the Media Gateway is configured into the Element Manager you need to configure the actual MGC with IP addresses so it can communicate with the

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In the Element Manager Superloops can be listed and also created . Above you can see the IPMG Superloopused to define the Media Gateways and the Virtu

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A Virtual Superloop can also be configured using LD97 >chgTYPE suplSUPL V252This will create superloop 252 as a Virtual superloop which can be us

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Phone Sets can be configured in LD 10 (Analogue), LD 11 (Digital & IP) or LD 20 (Either). Below is a configuration for an analogue ( 500 ) set, t

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IP sets need configuration so they will register to the correct call server. This can be done using the DHCP server and sending a full string of confi

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The diagram above shows how the cards in the Media Gateway are arranged and addressed by the system.As well as the eight physical card slots there are

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Call Server processes all calls and generates CDR etc. All configuration of the system is done on the call server as it contains the customer databas

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A PAD table is required before you can add the VGW Channels.PAD Tables provide gain or attenuation values to condition the level of the digitised tran

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VGW channels can be added from the Media Gateway screen or through the overlays (LD14). These are the actual channels that will be used to convert the

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Signalling servers have a limit for IP Set registrations of 5000 units and therefore to support more than this a system will require multiple devices.

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First of all edit the IP Telephony Node as shown above. Scroll down to the Signalling Server sectionUse the ADD button to create a new Signalling Serv

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Once the configuration has been added to the Element Manager you can install the software to the server itself. This is the same basic process as the

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By using multiple Ethernet switches configured with VLAN’s for ELAN TLAN and the High Speed Pipe (HSP) theCampus Redundant system can offer a very hig

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Campus Redundancy is a single High Availability system where the two call servers have been placed at some distance from each other. This can be as mu

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In a Networked environment with IP Virtual trunks all systems TLAN’s are connected together either over the WAN or the LAN.If a call is made from an I

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New accounts and passwords can be added via the Element Manager or Overlay 17PWD2 ( Default Account ADMIN2 ) is the user with security access and this

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STAT SERV is a very useful command to show the status of connections to the components of the system. Note particularly the PBXLINK STATE column.STAT

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One thing to always try when devices seem to be okay but still function incorrectly is to DISABLE them and then ENABLE.Depending on the device you are

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Hunt groups use a list in the overlays which needs to be allocated, so if its a new switch you may need to define the number of lists in LD 17 before

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Phone Firmware is an important part of the system and needs to be kept current. This can be done using a terminal linked to both the EM and the Intern

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You can see from these slides that both the recommended list and the TPS Firmware for the Node has now been upgraded.It is necessary to reset the IP p

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Backups can be carried out through both the overlays and the Element Manager.In addition there are several backup rules which can be created to backup

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On the IP set itself you can perform several simple checks and Diagnostics.Access the Local Tools menu by a swift double press on the services key (A

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The TRAC command in LD 80 can be a very useful tool for investigating problems on the sy stem.The sy ntax of the command is :-TRAC <Customer No.&g

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Monitoring the D-Channel is an extremely helpful tool in understanding what is happening to a routed call. However you need to be careful using this

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Pentium IV call servers are only supplied as a redundant pair in discrete chassis.Currently they can support up to 50 Media Gateways or 22500 IP sets

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Once the messages are turned on, you need to enable the output and this can be sent to either the TTY screen, a LOG file or both. This is also done in

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Both H.323 and SIP are available on CS1K to create Virtual Trunks.SIP was introduced at Release 4 but is now the preferred option and more development

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CDP COORDINATED DIAL PLANUDP UNIFORM DIAL PLANSIP is very much Domain based and therefore we need to add this information into the system as well a

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The Routing Process for a dialled number that isn’t a DN on the systems is outlined here. Existing DN’s could be Extensions, Hunt groups, Phantom numb

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Firstly Enable ISDN ( Package 145 ) for the customer.CS1K - Setup & Admin 08092801@ Page 97

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We need to create a Virtual D-Channel for the Virtual Trunks. Navigate to the D-Channel screen and select the DCH number to add. This D-Channel can be

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Once the DCH is created we will need a VTRK Zone before we can create the route. The Zone is much the same as the Main Office zone created for IP sets

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