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Figure 29: PG to be inserted icon
next to it. Tabbed fields also appear on the right for the new PG's configuration information.
Step 4
Fill in the tabbed fields. (For field descriptions, see the "
" section.
Step 5
If desired, set security settings on the records. (See the "
" section.)
Step 6
Click Save to save the newly defined PG in the database.
How to Define a Peripheral
Follow the steps for defining a peripheral:
Step 1
Follow the steps for viewing a PG. (See the "
" section.)
The selected PG's configuration information appears in the fields on the right. For field
descriptions, see the "
" section.
Step 2
In the tree list box, select the PG to which you want to add a peripheral. This enables the Add
Peripheral
 button.
Step 3
Click Add Peripheral. A peripheral is added to the selected PG in the tree list box. Also a new
set of tabbed fields appear on the right for the new PG's configuration information.
Step 4
Enter the needed peripheral configuration information in the fields on the right. (For field
descriptions, see "
.")
Step 5
If desired, set security settings on the records. (See the "
" section.)
Step 6
Click Save.
After you have defined a peripheral, you can define the trunks, agents, groups, and services
associated with that peripheral.
Configuring the System Peripheral Gateways
On the Administration & Data Server, run the Configuration Manager to add the System
Peripheral Gateways.
How to Configure the System PGs
Use the Configuration Manager tools to add and configure the System PGs.
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Chapter 6: Configuring Peripherals and Trunk Groups
Configuring a PG