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Introduction
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How to Select a Network Dialing Scheme (AVNDS)
The tables below contain a list of the dialing scheme examples; use the decision criteria in the
far right column of each table to determine the most appropriate dialing scheme to follow
when configuring the network for VoIP in the switch. The dialing scheme examples, of which
there are 26, are discussed in this chapter in numerical order, but are categorized into three
distinct types:
far right column of each table to determine the most appropriate dialing scheme to follow
when configuring the network for VoIP in the switch. The dialing scheme examples, of which
there are 26, are discussed in this chapter in numerical order, but are categorized into three
distinct types:
• VoIP Networks without PSTN (Dialing Schemes 1-12)
Dialing scheme examples in this group do not connect to the PSTN. It is assumed that the
PBX handles the routing of the call to the VoIP network. The first two examples are
considered basic dialing schemes, while the remaining examples in this group demon-
strate more complex VoIP dialing scheme concepts, such as how to use hunt groups (to
multiply and split T1 lines), strip digits, or an H.323 gatekeeper.
PBX handles the routing of the call to the VoIP network. The first two examples are
considered basic dialing schemes, while the remaining examples in this group demon-
strate more complex VoIP dialing scheme concepts, such as how to use hunt groups (to
multiply and split T1 lines), strip digits, or an H.323 gatekeeper.
• VoIP Networks with PSTN (Dialing Schemes 13-18)
Dialing scheme examples in this group connect the voice daughtercards to the North
American PSTN, and cover the use of strip digits, fax over IP, and caller ID (forwarding
and static). International (ISDN) PSTN and Caller ID Forwarding not available this release.
American PSTN, and cover the use of strip digits, fax over IP, and caller ID (forwarding
and static). International (ISDN) PSTN and Caller ID Forwarding not available this release.
• VoIP Networks with Interoperability (Dialing Schemes 19-26)
Dialing scheme examples in this group allow VoIP networks to work with other function-
ally related equipment including H.323 gateways, H.323 endpoints, the OmniPCX 4400
and assorted PBXs.
ally related equipment including H.323 gateways, H.323 endpoints, the OmniPCX 4400
and assorted PBXs.
No.
Dialing Scheme Examples / VoIP Networks without PSTN
Decision Criteria
1
Four Digit Extensions and Two Voice Daughtercards
Basic VoIP Network
2
Four Digit Extensions and Three Voice Daughtercards
Expanded VoIP Network
3
Hunt Groups — One Hunt Group (48 channels across two T1s)
One Hunt Group Per T1 Voice
Daughtercard
Daughtercard
4
Hunt Groups — One Hunt Group (60 channels across two E1s)
One Hunt Group Per E1 Voice
Daughtercard
Daughtercard
5
Hunt Groups — One Hunt Group (96 channels across four T1s)
One Hunt Group Across Two Voice
Daughtercards
Daughtercards
6
Hunt Groups — One Hunt Group (144 channels across six T1s)
One Hunt Group Across Three
Voice Daughtercards
Voice Daughtercards
7
Hunt Groups — Four Hunt Groups (12 channels per group)
Fractional (1/2) T1 Hunt Groups
8
Hunt Groups — 48 Individual Hunt Groups (One channel per group)
Fractional (individual channel) T1
Hunt Groups
Hunt Groups
9
Strip Digits — Trunk Groups and Mixed Length Extensions
Unique mixed length extensions
10
Strip Digits — Trunk Groups and Two Strip Digits
Common extensions,
Unique, two digit site prefix
Unique, two digit site prefix
11
Strip Digits — Trunk Groups and Eleven Digit Extensions (NANP-like)
Common extensions
Eleven digit local extensions to sim-
ulate NANP dialing
Eleven digit local extensions to sim-
ulate NANP dialing
12
H.323 Gatekeeper
Unique extensions
Complex VoIP Network with H.323
gatekeeper
Complex VoIP Network with H.323
gatekeeper