Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Maintenance Manual

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Cisco MeetingPlace Audio Server 5.2 Customer Engineering Guide (for Cisco MeetingPlace 8112)

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Appendix D Configuring NSF Codes

Configuring NSF codes

Figure D-1

Copying a Protocol Table

Step 2

Type

and press Enter to copy a protocol table, as shown in line eleven in

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Step 3

Enter the protocol table number you want to copy from. In this example, it is protocol table number 3,
so type

and press Enter.

Refer to

Table D-3

for assistance with choosing which table to copy from.

Note

If this is part of an upgrade from a pre-5.1 release, the default protocol tables 3 and 4 are not
correct. To resolve this, use the “protparm” command to delete tables 3 and 4. This restores them
to the defaults as listed in

Table D-3

Step 4

Enter the protocol table number you want to copy to. In this example, it is protocol table number 50, so
type

and press Enter. See

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The new protocol table number must be a new number (one not already used by an existing table).
Systems are shipped with tables 0-49 already configured, so when creating new tables, you must use 50
or higher.

The system returns by telling you the protocol table was copied as in the last line in

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Step 5

Type x and press Enter to exit the “protparm” utility.

meetingplace:tech$ protparm

***** P R O T P A R M C O N F I G M E N U *****

1) View protocol parameter table(s)

2) Modify protocol parameter table

3) Copy protocol table

4) Delete protocol table(s)

x) Exit program

Enter command: 3

Enter protocol table to copy from [0..99] : 3

Enter protocol table(s) to copy to [50-99] : 50

Copied to protocol table(s) 50.

Table D-3

Protocol Table Defaults

T1 PRI Protocol Type

Protocol Table
Number to Copy
From

AT&T

Nortel

Bell