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AVAYA IP OFFICE INTERCONNECT TO NEC SL2100 using SIP
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The programming is basically the same as the SV8100/SV9100 systems - so do some searching as it's probably been covered in previous threads.
It's really easy to do if you're familiar with both systems. Setup the trunks with IP authentication and use F-Routes (NEC side) and shortcodes (IP Office side) to enable direct extension calling between the systems.
I have SIP trunks between my IP Office and NEC SV9100 systems and it works just fine.
It's really easy to do if you're familiar with both systems. Setup the trunks with IP authentication and use F-Routes (NEC side) and shortcodes (IP Office side) to enable direct extension calling between the systems.
I have SIP trunks between my IP Office and NEC SV9100 systems and it works just fine.
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Hi, Shaun E
I have already programmed for the AVAYA (IP Office side), calls are going through already. However, calls from NEC to IP Office does not go through. I only get a busy tone from NEC side. I have programmed already SIP on the NEC Side.
Here is the list of programming for the SIP on NEC based on this link
10-12-09 Set the IP Address for your IPLA/B (System IP)
84-26 Set the IP Address for your DSP Resources
10-68-01 Enable IP Trunk Availability (Set to SIP)
10-68-02 Enter the number of IP Trunks (Set to First available Trunk #)
10-68-03 Enter the number of IP Trunks (Set for Available Licenses)
10-23-01 Enable System Interconnect
10-23-02 Assign the IP address of the Remote System
10-23-04 Dial Number (Enter the leading digit of extension numbers on remote site)
10-36 SIP Trunk Registration -Set a User ID (Can be anything, won't work without)
11-01 Define the F/Routes (Extension Numbers of the Remote Site)
14-05 Place IP Trunks into own Trunk Group.
15-07 Assign CAP Keys to all Extensions
22-02 Set all IP Trunks to "TIE LINES"
44-02-01 Assign Dialed Digits (F/Routes)
44-02-02 Set Service Type to F/Route
44-02-03 Additional Data (Reference a F/Route table from 44-05)
44-05 Assign Trunk Group and MAX digits
14-01-24 Caller ID Pass Through for SIP Trunks (Make sure it is checked per SIP Trunk)
I have already programmed for the AVAYA (IP Office side), calls are going through already. However, calls from NEC to IP Office does not go through. I only get a busy tone from NEC side. I have programmed already SIP on the NEC Side.
Here is the list of programming for the SIP on NEC based on this link
10-12-09 Set the IP Address for your IPLA/B (System IP)
84-26 Set the IP Address for your DSP Resources
10-68-01 Enable IP Trunk Availability (Set to SIP)
10-68-02 Enter the number of IP Trunks (Set to First available Trunk #)
10-68-03 Enter the number of IP Trunks (Set for Available Licenses)
10-23-01 Enable System Interconnect
10-23-02 Assign the IP address of the Remote System
10-23-04 Dial Number (Enter the leading digit of extension numbers on remote site)
10-36 SIP Trunk Registration -Set a User ID (Can be anything, won't work without)
11-01 Define the F/Routes (Extension Numbers of the Remote Site)
14-05 Place IP Trunks into own Trunk Group.
15-07 Assign CAP Keys to all Extensions
22-02 Set all IP Trunks to "TIE LINES"
44-02-01 Assign Dialed Digits (F/Routes)
44-02-02 Set Service Type to F/Route
44-02-03 Additional Data (Reference a F/Route table from 44-05)
44-05 Assign Trunk Group and MAX digits
14-01-24 Caller ID Pass Through for SIP Trunks (Make sure it is checked per SIP Trunk)
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