Lucent Technologies 6000 Manuale Utente
Configuring WAN Access
Configuring inbound calls
MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide
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The unit compares the value specified for the DNIS #N Max Calls parameter to the
number of calls that have already dialed the called number and are still active.
number of calls that have already dialed the called number and are still active.
If the maximum has been reached, the unit rejects the call.
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If the call is a modem call, the unit compares the value specified for the DNIS #N Max
Modem parameter to the number of active modem calls made to the called number.
Modem parameter to the number of active modem calls made to the called number.
If the maximum has been reached, the unit rejects the call.
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If the call is a V.110 call, the unit compares the value specified for the DNIS #N Max V110
parameter to the number of active V.110 calls made to the called number.
parameter to the number of active V.110 calls made to the called number.
If the maximum has been reached, the unit rejects the call.
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If the call is not a modem or V.110 call, the unit considers it an HDLC call and compares
the value specified for the DNIS #N Max HDLC parameter to the number of active HDLC
calls made to the called number.
the value specified for the DNIS #N Max HDLC parameter to the number of active HDLC
calls made to the called number.
If the maximum has been reached, the unit rejects the call.
The unit answers the call if no maximum has been reached.
If the call does not provide DNIS information, or no specified DNIS #N value matches the
provided DNIS number:
provided DNIS number:
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The MAX unit compares the value specified for the Unspecified Max Calls parameter to
the number of unspecified active calls.
the number of unspecified active calls.
If the maximum has been reached, the MAX rejects the call.
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If the call is a modem call, the unit compares the value specified for the Unspecified Max
Modem parameter to the number of unspecified active modem calls.
Modem parameter to the number of unspecified active modem calls.
If the maximum has been reached, the unit rejects the call.
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If the call is a V.110 call, the unit compares the value specified for the Unspecified Max
V110 parameter to the number of unspecified active V.110 calls.
V110 parameter to the number of unspecified active V.110 calls.
If the maximum has been reached, the unit rejects the call.
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If the call is not a modem or V.110 call, the unit considers it an HDLC call and compares
the value specified for the Unspecified Max HDLC parameter to the number of
unspecified active HDLC calls.
the value specified for the Unspecified Max HDLC parameter to the number of
unspecified active HDLC calls.
If the maximum has been reached, the unit rejects the call.
The unit answers the call if no maximum has been reached.
Limiting calls to specific dialed numbers
To limit calls to specific dialed numbers, proceed as follows:
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Open the Ethernet > Mod Config > DNIS Options profile.
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Set DNIS Limitation to Yes.
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Set the DNIS #N parameter to a called number.
The MAX unit compares the called number to the DNIS #N value digit-by-digit, from
right to left. A match occurs if all the digits specified by DNIS #N match the digits at the
end of the called number. For example, if you set DNIS #N to 1235, the called number
8761235 matches, but 8762235 does not match.
right to left. A match occurs if all the digits specified by DNIS #N match the digits at the
end of the called number. For example, if you set DNIS #N to 1235, the called number
8761235 matches, but 8762235 does not match.