Lucent Technologies 6000 User Manual
Configuring IP Fax
Configuring IP fax options
MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide
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+FHNG 11—when no fax tones are recognized at the far end
ISDN disconnect cause codes are returned when fax calls fail, if they are available as part of
the fax hangup codes. To avoid conflict with codes returned by modems and with codes
returned by other units, the fax cause codes add 1000 to the standard codes so that they are in
the range of 1000 through 1255. For example, Far End Busy (ISDN Code 17) is returned as
+FHNG 1017, and Far End Did Not Answer (go off-hook) is returned as +FHNG 1018.
the fax hangup codes. To avoid conflict with codes returned by modems and with codes
returned by other units, the fax cause codes add 1000 to the standard codes so that they are in
the range of 1000 through 1255. For example, Far End Busy (ISDN Code 17) is returned as
+FHNG 1017, and Far End Did Not Answer (go off-hook) is returned as +FHNG 1018.
IP fax call accounting
SNMP, RADIUS, and Syslog call-accounting information includes the following accounting
information for outgoing IP fax calls:
information for outgoing IP fax calls:
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A call-connected timestamp, showing the length of the call
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ServiceChangeEvent to report user name (in SNMP only)
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The trunk group number used for particular channels on an outgoing call
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The destination telephone number dialed from the MAX
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The shelf, slot, line, and channel number at which the call originates
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The total bytes sent and received (in SNMP and RADIUS only)
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The transmit and receive baud rate (in SNMP and RADIUS only)
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A call-clear timestamp, showing when the calls clears (in SNMP and RADIUS only)
Note:
For accounting purposes, a fax session starts when a modem resource is allocated and
stops when the session is terminated.
SNMP information about IP fax operation
SNMP provides call information in the following fields:
MIB field name
Reports
eventCurrentService: ipFax
(19)
(19)
Service ipFax is available for an IP fax call when the event type
is callOriginated(1).
is callOriginated(1).
eventTrunkGroup (24)
Trunk group used for outgoing calls only. This information is
available when the event type is callCleared (9).
available when the event type is callCleared (9).
eventCalledPartyID
Telephone number dialed for an outgoing call. Currently, the
eventCalledPartyID is equivalent to the DNIS Dialed Number
ID for an incoming call. On the outgoing call, this field repre-
sents the telephone number dialed. This information is available
when the event type is callCleared (9).
eventCalledPartyID is equivalent to the DNIS Dialed Number
ID for an incoming call. On the outgoing call, this field repre-
sents the telephone number dialed. This information is available
when the event type is callCleared (9).
eventSlotNumber
Slot number at which the call originated. This information is
available when the event type is callCleared(3).
available when the event type is callCleared(3).
eventSlotLineNumber
Line at which the call originated. This information is available
when the event type is callCleared(3).
when the event type is callCleared(3).
eventSlotChannelNumber
Channel at which the call originated. This information is avail-
able when the event type is callCleared(3).
able when the event type is callCleared(3).