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Description
Property
A description for the trunk group.
Description
Trunk Tab Descriptions
Allows you to view (and define or edit, if you have maintenance access) the properties of the
selected trunk.
selected trunk.
Table 21: Trunk Tab Descriptions
Description
Property
The number of this trunk within the trunk group.
Trunk number (required)
(selection list) The trunk's trunk type: DID/DNIS, Foreign Exchange,
Interflow, Local Central Office, PRI, Tie Line, or WATS. The "
Interflow, Local Central Office, PRI, Tie Line, or WATS. The "
Trunk type (required)
The name of the carrier that provides the circuit for this trunk. The provider
is either a local phone company or an interexchange carrier.
is either a local phone company or an interexchange carrier.
Circuit provider
Table 22: Trunk Types
Description
Trunk Type
Connects the peripheral directly to the local telephone company's central
office (CO).
office (CO).
Local CO
Connects the peripheral directly to the central office of a non-local central
office.
office.
Foreign exchange
Dedicated to Wide Area Telecommunication Service (WATS). This is a
special service that allows a peripheral to place or receive calls from specific
regions at a discounted price.
special service that allows a peripheral to place or receive calls from specific
regions at a discounted price.
WATS
Supports Direct Inside Dial (DID) or Dialed Number Identification Service
(DNIS). A code to identify the number dialed by the caller accompanies
each call. The peripheral can then dispatch the call to a specific target.
(DNIS). A code to identify the number dialed by the caller accompanies
each call. The peripheral can then dispatch the call to a specific target.
DID/DNIS
Supports ISDN Primary Rate Interface (PRI). This mode typically provides
23 channels for voice or data and one channel for signaling information
(23B + 1D).
23 channels for voice or data and one channel for signaling information
(23B + 1D).
PRI
Connects one peripheral directly with another across a wide area.
Tie-line
Dedicated line that allows one peripheral to off-load calls to another
peripheral.
peripheral.
Interflow
How to Edit a Network Trunk Group, Its Trunk Groups, and Its Trunks
Follow the steps to edit a network trunk group, its trunk groups, and its trunks:
Step 1
From the Configuration Manager menu, select Tools Explorer Tools Network Trunk Group
Explorer. The Network Trunk Group Explorer window appears.
Explorer. The Network Trunk Group Explorer window appears.
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Chapter 6: Configuring Peripherals and Trunk Groups
Configuring Trunk Groups and Trunks