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Cisco MeetingPlace Audio Server 5.2 Customer Engineering Guide (for Cisco MeetingPlace 8106)
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Chapter 4 Configuring the 8106 Server
Configuring the system
Step 6
Type
x
and press Enter to exit the “port” utility.
Configuring spans for a T1 PRI system
T1 spans connect to the Multi Access Blade transition modules in the back of the server.
Note
The T1 spans are automatically activated and configured with default settings when the “blade”
command is run.
command is run.
lists the default span configuration.
Check the worksheets in the MeetingPlace Audio Server 5.2 Installation and Planning Guide to see if
your system is configured this way. If these default settings are accurate for this installation, you do not
need to complete this section. If the default settings are not accurate for this installation, complete the
steps that follow.
your system is configured this way. If these default settings are accurate for this installation, you do not
need to complete this section. If the default settings are not accurate for this installation, complete the
steps that follow.
Table 4-7
Default T1 PRI Span Configuration
Parameter
Default
Explanation
Possible Values
X
Activate the DTI
span?
span?
y
Specifies if the span is active.
•
y = active
•
n = inactive
Framing
ESF
Specifies the framing protocol
used on this span. Determined
by the service provider.
used on this span. Determined
by the service provider.
We recommend using ESF
only.
only.
•
D4
•
ESF
Zero code suppres-
sion
sion
B8ZS
Specifies the zero code sup-
pression for the span. Deter-
mined by the service provider.
pression for the span. Deter-
mined by the service provider.
We recommend using B8ZS
only.
only.
•
none
•
B8ZS
•
jammed bit
Timing
external
Specifies if MeetingPlace
should get clock timing from
the PBX/Central Office or if
timing is generated by Meet-
ingPlace.
should get clock timing from
the PBX/Central Office or if
timing is generated by Meet-
ingPlace.
At least one span should
always be designated external.
always be designated external.
•
internal
•
external (the span is
connected to the
public network or a
trusted system)
connected to the
public network or a
trusted system)