3com SuperStack 3 NBX Manual De Usuario
Configuring and Managing BRI-ST Digital Line Cards
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5 Click Remove. A prompt appears asking if you want to remove the group.
6 Click Yes to remove the group.
Modifying BRI Card
Channels
A channel is an ISDN logical B channel. A channel can take a single call.
This section describes how to modify channels for an installed BRI card
and how to view the status of an existing channel.
This section describes how to modify channels for an installed BRI card
and how to view the status of an existing channel.
CAUTION: Do not modify channels unless a 3Com Technical Support
representative advises you to do so. Modifying an ISDN channel
disconnects any existing calls on that channel.
representative advises you to do so. Modifying an ISDN channel
disconnects any existing calls on that channel.
To modify a channel on an installed BRI-ST card:
1 On the Digital Line Cards tab), from the Select Device Type drop-down
list, select ISDN BRI Channel List.
2 Click Apply. The system updates the window to show the BRI channels.
3 Select the channel that you want and click Modify. The Modify Channel
dialog box appears.
4 Fill in or change the fields in the appropriate Modify Channel dialog box.
describes each parameter.
5 Enable the On Line check box to bring the channel on line. Note that the
channel does not come online unless, previously, the card and the span
have come online. Click OK.
have come online. Click OK.
Table 45 Channel Parameters
Parameter
ISDN BRI Options
Board MAC Address
The MAC address of the board.
Channel MAC Address
The MAC address of the channel.
Current State
The state of the board and channel.
Span ID/Device #
The span number and device number.
Group Name
A name that helps you identify this group in a list.
Channel Name
Enter a unique name for the channel.
Trunk to Trunk
Unrestricted enables and Restricted disables the transfer
of incoming calls to another line card port. Example: You
could enable Trunk to Trunk transfers to connect a Voice
Over IP (VOIP) gateway to a line card port and let callers
use the system to access the telephone system from a
remote location and use it to make CO calls.
of incoming calls to another line card port. Example: You
could enable Trunk to Trunk transfers to connect a Voice
Over IP (VOIP) gateway to a line card port and let callers
use the system to access the telephone system from a
remote location and use it to make CO calls.