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Configuration
The following procedure details the configuration of the INDeX for VoIP support
of the Home worker. The configuration should be used in conjunction with the
example shown on page 75. This procedure assumes IP connectivity has been
correctly established between the corporate network and the Homeworker. There
are two parts to this procedure:
of the Home worker. The configuration should be used in conjunction with the
example shown on page 75. This procedure assumes IP connectivity has been
correctly established between the corporate network and the Homeworker. There
are two parts to this procedure:
Part 1: IPNC installation and INDeX routing
Part 2: IPNC and IP401 VPN Line configuration.
Part 1- IPNC installation and INDeX routing
This procedure describes the INDeX routing configuration using ARS.
Refer to the INDeX Programming Manual for details programming Next
trunk numbers, Sequential groups, etc.
trunk numbers, Sequential groups, etc.
Task
Description
Step 1
Before installing the IPNC line card into the INDeX system
ensure that the INDeX has the required license (see page 6).
Before installing the IPNC line card into the INDeX system
ensure that the INDeX has the required license (see page 6).
This allows per (1) license each
IPNC to have 32 channels on the
INDeX.
IPNC to have 32 channels on the
INDeX.
Step 2
From INDeX programming, ensure that the Next trunk number
setting will allow a contiguous range of channel numbers to be
assigned to the IPNC.
From INDeX programming, ensure that the Next trunk number
setting will allow a contiguous range of channel numbers to be
assigned to the IPNC.
• Install the IPNC cassette into the INDeX
Ensure the correct indications are shown on the IPNC then
proceed to the next step.
proceed to the next step.
Having a contiguous range of
channel numbers is good INDeX
programming practice.
channel numbers is good INDeX
programming practice.
Step 3
Create a new group on the INDeX. Ensure that this new group
is a Trunk Sequential group.
Program the IPNC trunks (viewed in Linecard Information) into
the Trunk group created above.
Create a new group on the INDeX. Ensure that this new group
is a Trunk Sequential group.
Program the IPNC trunks (viewed in Linecard Information) into
the Trunk group created above.
This group is used in the INDeX
Network Routing Tables.
Network Routing Tables.
Step 4
Program a free route list from Automatic Route
Selection/Route List.
Program a free route list from Automatic Route
Selection/Route List.
1. Name = Remote Logon
2. Permitted =1,2,3
2. Permitted =1,2,3
Step 5
For the route list created above select Insert Route and set as
follows:-
For the route list created above select Insert Route and set as
follows:-
• String processing = As Dialled
• Line Group = IPNC channel group (created previously)
More than one route can be
configured for a route list
configured for a route list
Step 6
Configure String Analysis to the route list created previously
Configure String Analysis to the route list created previously
Enter the DDI digits (string)
Step 7
Create a Reserve User Number.
Create a Reserve User Number.
A Remote User can log-on using any
number that is assigned as a
Reserved User Number.
number that is assigned as a
Reserved User Number.
INDeX IPNC Cassette Administration Manual
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Part 2 Voice Over IP