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Digital telephones at a Branch Office can be configured using:
•
Set-Based Installation (not for M3900-series telephones)
•
Overlays (locally or remotely through a modem or Ethernet connection).
For more information, see Procedure 27 "Installing IP Phones through
overlays" (page 279).
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TM 3.01
Digital devices supported by the Branch Office feature include digital
telephones, consoles, and a CallPilot Mini or CallPilot 201i.
M3900-series digital telephones also have a Virtual Office feature. This
feature is not network-wide, like the Virtual Office feature on the IP Phones.
For an M3900-series telephone, a Virtual Office login enables a registration
to another TN within the MG 1000B CP PM.
Activating analog (500/2500-type) and digital telephones
Activate each telephone using the Automatic Set Configuration feature. This
feature is described in . If the Branch Office is a converted Small System,
refer to Communication Server 1000M and Meridian 1 Small System
Installation and Commissioning (NN43011-310).
To program a telephone with the data feature, configure the Data Class of
Service parameter in LD 11. Refer to Software Input Output Administration
(NN43001-611).
Nortel Communication Server 1000
Branch Office Installation and Commissioning
NN43001-314 01.02 Standard
Release 5.0 20 June 2007
Copyright © 2007, Nortel Networks
.
- Branch Office Installation and 1
- Commissioning 1
- Revision history 3
- 4 Revision history 4
- Bandwidth Management 55 6
- Office 121 7
- Planning and management 179 9
- Adding a Branch Office 191 9
- Main office configuration 209 10
- Branch Office configuration 255 10
- MG 1000B telephones 263 11
- Dialing plan configuration 291 11
- List of terms 411 14
- Procedures 14
- 16 Contents 16
- New in this release 17
- Media Card MC32S 18
- How to get help 19
- 20 How to get help 20
- Overview 21
- What is Branch Office? 22
- What is Branch Office? 23 23
- 24 Overview 24
- Figure 1 24
- MGC Serial Ports 26
- CEMux Support 27
- Clock References 28
- 30 Overview 30
- Figure 2 30
- MG 1000B Core 31
- MG 1000B Chassis 32
- Card slots 32
- MG 1000B Expander 33
- Signaling Server 34
- Network Routing Service (NRS) 35
- Telephones 36
- Firmware download 37
- Voice Gateway Media Card 37
- Analog or digital trunk cards 38
- Analog or digital line cards 38
- Lineside cards 38
- Figure 4 39
- MGC Network Connections 40
- Figure 6 41
- 42 Overview 42
- Figure 7 42
- Figure 8 43
- Figure 9 43
- 44 Overview 44
- Figure 10 44
- Figure 11 45
- 46 Overview 46
- Figure 12 46
- Capacity 47
- Software requirements 47
- 48 Overview 48
- IP Phone firmware 49
- Package Combinations 50
- Supported applications 50
- Survivability 50
- Survivability 51 51
- Active Call Failover 52
- ACF mode 53
- 54 Overview 54
- Codec negotiation 56
- SIP example 57
- 58 Bandwidth Management 58
- Codec selection 59
- Codec selection algorithms 59
- H.323 Master/Slave algorithm 59
- SIP Offer/Answer model 60
- Configuration rules 62
- Network Planning 62
- Enabling codecs 63
- 64 Bandwidth Management 64
- Figure 13 64
- Configuring a codec 64
- Configuration using LD 117 66
- Maintenance commands 67
- 68 Bandwidth Management 68
- Figure 15 68
- Maintenance using LD 117 69
- Description 70
- Call scenario 72
- 74 Bandwidth Management 74
- Figure 18 74
- Figure 19 75
- Limitations 76
- Advanced Configuration Notes 78
- Procedure 2 85
- PRT INTERZONE command 89
- 90 Bandwidth Management 90
- Figure 24 90
- Dialing Plan Overview 91
- 92 Bandwidth Management 92
- Figure 25 92
- Figure 26 93
- General legend 93
- Common details 94
- Figure 29 97
- Figure 31 99
- 100 Bandwidth Management 100
- Figure 32 100
- Figure 33 101
- Branch Office 102
- Figure 35 103
- Management 104
- NN43001-314 01.02 Standard 105
- Release 5.0 20 June 2007 105
- 106 Bandwidth Management 106
- Figure 37 106
- Provisioning example 106
- Procedure 3 106
- Figure 38 107
- Figure 41 113
- 114 Bandwidth Management 114
- Figure 42 114
- Network using CDP only 115
- 118 Bandwidth Management 118
- Figure 46 118
- Network using CDP only 119 119
- Figure 47 119
- 120 Bandwidth Management 120
- Network Wide Virtual Office 121
- Operating parameters 122
- Feature interactions 122
- Feature packaging 123
- Feature implementation 123
- Feature operation 125
- Bandwidth Management 127
- Figure 48 128
- ALTPrefix 129
- Dialing plans 131
- Figure 49 132
- Description 133 133
- Figure 50 134
- ATTENTION 135
- Figure 51 136
- Description 137 137
- Figure 52 137
- Description 139 139
- Figure 53 139
- Office telephone 139
- Office te" (page 139)) 141
- Sample printout 146
- Zone configuration 147
- Accessing the Zones web page 147
- Figure 56 148
- Diagnostics 149
- Element Manager diagnostics 150
- Diagnostics 151 151
- Figure 58 151
- System Maintenance web page 151
- Figure 59 152
- Diagnostics 153 153
- Figure 60 153
- Procedure 6 153
- Show Status 153
- Figure 61 154
- Maintenance 155
- Procedure 7 156
- Figure 62 156
- Suppress alarms 157
- Contents 159
- Introduction 160
- Licensing 163
- Virtual Trunks 164
- IP Phone calls 165
- Vacant Number Routing 165
- Time of Day 166
- Conference calls 167
- Local Mode operation 168
- Points to remember 170
- Multiple Appearance DN (MADN) 172
- Emergency services 172
- Abbreviated Dialing 174
- Figure 65 177
- Planning and management 179
- Branch Office dialing plan 181
- Emergency Services 182
- Music on Hold 182
- ESN Access Codes 182
- Provisioning the IP Phones 182
- Zone configuration description 184
- Telephony Manger 3.1 186
- Automatic Set Removal 186
- Traffic measurement 186
- Call Detail Recording (CDR) 187
- 188 Planning and management 188
- System security 189
- Unauthorized access 189
- 190 Planning and management 190
- Adding a Branch Office 191
- Main office requirements 192
- Optional features 193
- Branch Office requirements 193
- Implementation summar y 194
- Implementation summary 195 195
- 196 Adding a Branch Office 196
- 200 Adding a Branch Office 200
- Requirements 201
- Conversion 202
- Implementation summary 203
- Delivery Card 204
- 3. Archived database 204
- Conversion 205 205
- Main office configuration 209
- Zone parameters 210
- Commissioning (NN43001-313) 212
- 214 Main office configuration 214
- Figure 67 214
- Figure 68 214
- Procedure 10 215
- 218 Main office configuration 218
- Procedure 12 218
- 220 Main office configuration 220
- MG 1000B platform hardware 221
- Readiness checklist 222
- Tools checklist 223
- Items required 223
- Figure 69 224
- Figure 71 226
- Installing cards 227
- Installing a Signaling Server 228
- Figure 75 229
- Preparing for rack-mounting 230
- Figure 77 231
- Left hing e mount 231
- Figure 78 231
- Right hing e mount 231
- Rack-mounting 232
- Figure 83 236
- Figure 84 237
- Figure 85 237
- MAC address 237
- Figure 86 238
- Materials required 240
- Signaling Server tools 241
- Signaling Server port speed 243
- Figure 88 245
- Back of MG 1000B Core 245
- Procedure 22 247
- Connecting the Ethernet ports 247
- Figure 89 248
- Installing MG 1000B Hardware 249
- Installing the cards 250
- Removing the SSC card 250
- Installing the MGC card 251
- Installing the CP PM card 252
- Branch Office configuration 255
- 260 Branch Office configuration 260
- Figure 92 260
- 262 Branch Office configuration 262
- MG 1000B telephones 263
- 264 MG 1000B telephones 264
- Password requirements 265
- 266 MG 1000B telephones 266
- Figure 98 269
- Set-Based Installation Step 7 269
- Figure 99 269
- Branch User Config 270
- 272 MG 1000B telephones 272
- Figure 101 272
- Branch User ID 272
- Figure 102 272
- Branch password 272
- Figure 103 273
- Main Office Terminal Number 273
- Figure 104 273
- Main office password 273
- Survivability test 276
- 278 MG 1000B telephones 278
- Procedure 26 278
- Using the IP Phones 281
- Changing the SCPW 282
- Telephone Options 282
- Using the IP Phones 283 283
- Figure 106 283
- Options menu 283
- Using the IP Phones 285 285
- Figure 108 285
- Figure 109 285
- Test Local Mode 286
- Set-Based Removal 287
- Analog devices 288
- Digital devices 288
- 290 MG 1000B telephones 290
- Dialing plan configuration 291
- On-net dialing plan options 293
- Off-net dialing plan 293
- SIP/H.323 zones 294
- Zone-based digit manipulation 295
- CLID composition 296
- Normal Mode 297
- Configuring the dialing plan 298
- 306 Dialing plan configuration 306
- Procedure 34 306
- Configuring the NRS database 306
- Figure 111 306
- Customer number = 0 310
- 312 Dialing plan configuration 312
- Figure 115 312
- Procedure 36 312
- 314 Dialing plan configuration 314
- Routing ESA calls 316
- Emergency call routing 316
- Procedure 37 319
- Configuring the main office 319
- Procedure 38 324
- Configuring the Branch Office 324
- Configuring the NRS 325
- Testing the number 325
- Procedure 40 326
- Figure 116 327
- CLID verification (CLIDVER) 328
- Networked M911 328
- Logged Out 329
- Receiving ESA Callback 330
- ESA Call Processing 330
- CLID Composition 331
- ESA VO Logout Timer 331
- Keeping Logged Out State 332
- Configure ESA Data Block 333
- Warm Start 333
- Active Call Fail Over 334
- Context Sensitive Soft Keys 334
- Element Manager 335
- Step Action 342
- In LD 49, configure IDC 342
- Maintenance and diagnostics 345
- Procedure 46 348
- Troubleshooting 349
- Signaling Server CLI commands 354
- Call Server commands 355
- Print PVQ statistics 358
- Print inventory 358
- Appendix A 361
- Preprogrammed data 361
- Passwords and codes 362
- Default numbering plan 362
- First digits 363
- Important extension numbers 363
- Flexible Feature Codes 364
- SDI ports 364
- Modem port 365
- ESDI settings 365
- Trunk routes 366
- System parameters 367
- Customer data 367
- Trunk models 367
- Telephone models 370
- Appendix B 371
- Assumptions 372
- Calculations 373
- Bandwidth requirements 377
- Procedure 50 378
- With no local conference 379
- Procedure 52 380
- Calculations 381 381
- Procedure 53 381
- (CallPilot) capability 381
- Appendix C 383
- Call Scenarios 384
- Configuration example 385
- Uniform Dialing Plan 387
- Main office 389
- NRS configuration 390
- Group Dialing Plan 392
- Transferable DN 399
- Figure 123 400
- Transferable DN 401 401
- Figure 124 401
- Call Scenario 402
- Configuration for TNDN 402
- Appendix D 405
- Provisioning 406
- Call example 409
- List of terms 411
- 412 List of terms 412
- List of terms 413 413
- 414 List of terms 414
- List of terms 415 415
- 416 List of terms 416
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