Manuels d'utilisation pour AT&T 7400 series

Table des matières

• Table of Contents

  3
• ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

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  • PREREQUISITE SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE

    17
  • DOCUMENT ORGANIZATION

    17
  • HOW TO MAKE COMMENTS ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

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• 1. INTRODUCTION TO CONNECTIVITY

  21
  • TRANSMISSION TYPES

    23
    • ANALOG TRANSMISSION

      23
    • DIGITAL TRANSMISSION

      23
    • ANALOG VS. DIGITAL

      25
  • TRANSMISSION STATES

    27
    • VOICE TRANSMISSION

      27
      • Entering the Switch

        27
      • Exiting the Switch

        29
    • DATA TRANSMISSION

      31
      • Protocol Layers

        31
      • Protocols Used

        33
      • Protocol States

        34
      • Connectivity Rules

        35
  • MULTIPLEXED COMMUNICATION

    37
    • TYPES OF MULTIPLEXING

      37
      • Frequency-Division Multiplexing

        37
      • Time-Division Multiplexing

        37
      • Statistical Multiplexing

        38
    • MULTIPLEXING OVER DS1 FACILITIES

      38
      • Line Coding

        39
      • Signal Inversion

        41
      • Framing

        44
      • Signaling

        45
    • MULTIPLEXING OUTSIDE THE SWITCH

      49
      • Multiplexing onto T1 Trunks

        49
      • Compressing the Signal

        51
      • Altering Channel Assignments on T1 Trunks

        51
      • Getting the Signal Ready for the Central Office

        51
      • Changing the Transmission Medium from Metallic to Fiber-Optic

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      • Multiplexing with Microwave

        52
      • Demultiplexing

        52
    • STATISTICAL MULTIPLEXING

      54
  • TRUNKING

    55
    • APPLICATION

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      • Local Exchange Trunks

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      • Tie Trunks

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      • Special-Access Trunks

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      • Auxiliary Trunks

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      • Miscellaneous Trunks

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    • CONNECTIVITY

      58
    • ADMINISTRATION OPTIONS

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      • System 85/G2 Administration

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      • System 75/G1 Administration

        61
      • DS1 Options

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    • INTERFACE CIRCUIT

      62
    • TRUNK TABLES

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• 2. COMMUNICATION SYSTEM NETWORKING (em AN OVERVIEW

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  • TYPES OF NETWORKS

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  • NETWORK EVOLUTION

    75
  • SOFTWARE CAPABILITIES

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    • Basic Networking Software

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    • Main-Satellite/Tributary Software (em The UDP and Multipremises Packages

      77
    • Electronic Tandem Network Software (em The PNA and ETN (Standard Network) Packages

      78
    • Distributed Communications System

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  • NETWORK CALL PROCESSING

    79
    • Internal Dial Plan

      80
    • Auxiliary Call Information

      82
    • Automatic Alternate Routing

      83
    • Automatic Route Selection

      86
  • NETWORK ADMINISTRATION

    89
  • PRIVATE NETWORK TRUNKS

    89
  • NETWORKING FEATURE PARAMETERS

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• 3. TANDEM TIE TRUNK NETWORKS

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  • INTERACTIONS WITH OTHER NETWORKS

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• 4. MAIN-SATELLITE/TRIBUTARY (MS/T) NETWORKS THROUGH THE UDP OR MULTIPREMISES PACKAGES

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  • MS/T CONFIGURATIONS

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    • Main-Satellite Configuration

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    • Main-Tributary Configuration

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  • MS/T FEATURES

    98
    • Routing Incoming Calls

      101
    • Routing Outgoing Calls

      101
    • Other Routing Capabilities

      102
  • ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS

    102
  • INTERACTIONS

    103
• 5. ELECTRONIC TANDEM NETWORK (ETN) THROUGH THE ETN AND PNA PACKAGES

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  • ETN CONFIGURATIONS

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  • ETN TRUNKS

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    • Access and Bypass Access Tie Trunks

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    • Off-Net Trunks

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  • FEATURES

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    • Uniform Numbering Plan

      109
    • Automatic Alternate Routing

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    • Automatic Route Selection

      111
  • ETN INTERACTIONS WITH OTHER NETWORKS

    111
    • Extension Number Portability Clusters

      112
    • Software-Defined Network

      113
    • Release Link Trunk Networks - CAS and ACD

      116
    • Distributed Communications System Clusters

      118
    • Main-Satellite/Tributary Networks

      118
  • ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS

    118
• 6. DISTRIBUTED COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (DCS)

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  • DCS CLUSTERS

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  • DCS LINKS

    120
    • Tie Trunks

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    • Signaling Links

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  • DCS SIGNALING LINK CONNECTIONS

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    • System 75 or Generic 1 (G1) to System 75 or G1

      126
    • System 85 or Generic 2 (G2) to System 85 or G2

      128
    • System 75 or Generic 1 (G1) to System 85 or Generic 2 (G2)

      130
    • DIMENSION Signaling Links

      132
  • TRANSPARENT FEATURES

    132
    • Transparent Attendant Features

      132
    • Transparent Voice Terminal Features

      135
    • Audio Information Exchange (AUDIX) Features Transparency

      137
  • ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS

    139
  • ADMINISTRATION CONSIDERATIONS

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• 7. DATA CONNECTIVITY - AN OVERVIEW

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  • DATA COMMUNICATIONS VARIABLES

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    • Communications Protocols

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    • Analog vs. Digital

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    • Synchronous vs. Asynchronous

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    • Simplex vs. Half-Duplex vs. Full-Duplex

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    • Parallel vs. Serial

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    • Transmission Speed

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    • Type of Communications Channel

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  • SPECIAL DATA FEATURES

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    • Terminal Dialing

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    • Data Call Setup From a Voice Terminal

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    • Computer Dialing

      152
    • Data Hot Line

      152
    • Data Protection

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    • Data Privacy

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    • Data Restriction

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    • Data Only Off-Premises Extension

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• 8. DATA COMMUNICATIONS CAPABILITIES

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  • DTE CONNECTIONS

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    • DTE COMPATABILITY

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      • Protocol Converters

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      • Terminal Emulators

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      • PC/PBX or PC/ISDN

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    • DCE POSSIBILITIES

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      • Data Modules

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      • ADUs

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      • Modems

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    • DATA MODULE CHARACTERISTICS

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    • MODEM POOLING CONNECTIONS

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  • LOCAL AREA NETWORK CONNECTIONS

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    • LAN TOPOLOGY

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    • LAN PROTOCOL

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    • LAN TRANSMISSION MEDIA

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    • LAN CONNECTORS

      168
    • ADVANTAGES OF A COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM IN A LAN ENVIRONMENT

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      • Communication Between the LAN and Outside DTEs

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      • Communication Between the LAN and Other Networks

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      • The Communication System as a LAN Backup

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  • PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DATA NETWORK CONNECTIONS

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    • PUBLIC DATA NETWORKS

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      • Packet-Switched Public Data Networks

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      • Circuit-Switched Public Data Networks

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    • PRIVATE DATA NETWORKS

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      • Terrestrial Private Data Network Links

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      • Satellite Private Data Network Links

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  • TELEMARKETING HOST CONNECTIONS

    185
    • THE ISDN GATEWAY

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    • THE INTEGRATED TELEMARKETING GATEWAY

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  • DATA NETWORK ADMINISTRATION

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• 9. DATA COMMUNICATIONS CONFIGURATIONS

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  • DSC AND PSC CONNECTIONS

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  • SNA NODE CONNECTIONS

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  • CONNECTIONS THROUGH PUBLIC OR PRIVATE DATA NETWORKS

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    • File Transfers

      196
    • Video Teleconferencing

      196
    • Image Processing

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    • FAX Transmittal

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• A. RELATED DOCUMENTS

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• B. SYNCHRONIZATION OF DIGITAL FACILITIES

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  • THE NEED FOR SYNCHRONIZATION

    209
  • SYNCHRONIZATION HIERARCHY

    211
  • CHANGES TO THE SCS SOFTWARE MADE AVAILABLE VIA SOFTWARE PATCHES

    219
  • NETWORK SYNCHRONIZATION AND ENGIINEERING

    226
  • AVAILABILITY OF SYNCHRONIZATION SOURCES

    236
  • CONCLUSIONS ON SYNCHRONIZATION

    237
  • USE OF GENERIC 2 AS A SYSTEM CLOCK REFERENCE

    237
  • USE OF GENERIC 1 AS A SYSTEM CLOCK REFERENCE

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• C. TRUNKING TERMS AND CAPABILITIES

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• D. COMMUNICATIONS PROTOCOLS

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  • OSI MODEL

    274
  • STANDARD PROTOCOLS

    277
  • AT&T PROTOCOLS

    282
• E. LEAD DEFINITIONS

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• F. NETWORKING FEATURES - AVAILABILITY MATRIX

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• ABBREVIATIONS

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• GLOSSARY

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• INDEX

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