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E&M between H4000 and H3000
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Hi sbcsu
It's should be direct connection or via transparent transmission.
I have working network with H4000 and I like to add H3800 to net
I know H3800 has default settings only with litle possibility of change
I'm looking for pressetings for H4000 , mayby somone done this
Regards
jarmac
It's should be direct connection or via transparent transmission.
I have working network with H4000 and I like to add H3800 to net
I know H3800 has default settings only with litle possibility of change
I'm looking for pressetings for H4000 , mayby somone done this
Regards
jarmac
Hi Jarmac
If it were me I would add an ISDN connection between the 2 systems using modems/fibre/media converters end to end.
If they are back to back in the same room then a direct cable between the 2 systems with ISDN setup would be best.
You get feature transparency with names and essentially end users will not know they are on a different system.
With E&M you will just have an external connection that you can accept calls from and ring to.
E&M was normally used as an 'off premises extension' where the local carrier provided the circuit end to end and you connected both sides to systems.
You can get adaptors that use E&M but give you ordinary analogue dial tone so as you can add it as an ordinary trunk.
There are two main types DC5A and AC15
To add E&M DC5A on the 4K (linking to an older Cisco router)
ADD-COT:77,RCL&XFER&ANS&DSIT&CEOC&CEBC&BRAR&RCLS&BSHT&DPRE&CECO&DFNN&NITO&DSDL&LBPR&CTLS&NTON;
CHANGE-COT:77,COTADD,,INDEP,"COT FOR DC5A TIE LINE";
ADD-COP:77,DTMF&ANS&SACK&LSUP&SFRM&RLSB&RLSA&DTBR&DITW&TIE&SPTR&NTON&PDP1&IDP1&DTM1,TA,TA;
CHANGE-COP:77,COPADD,,,,INDEP,"COP FOR DC5A TIE LINE";
ADD-BUEND:77,"DC5A TIE LINE",1;
ADD-BCSU
ER,1,1,8,"Q2292-X100",0,0,,,,,,A;
ADD-VADSUIR,102,1,2,0,0,0,0,SU,DC5A;
ADD-TACSU:1-1-8-0,,77,77,0,0,31,31,31,,77,1,"ABERDEEN 1 ",0,77,102,1,EMPTY,0,NONE,NONE,0,EC&G711&G729OPT,"DC5A ",0,GDTR,0,,Y,TC,EMCONT2,0,,0,0,1,2,1,0,DTMF-DTMF,0-0,0;
Routing is then added as standard
RICHT
LODR
LDAT
LDPLN OR EXTN TO DESTNO IF CD RICHT
If it were me I would add an ISDN connection between the 2 systems using modems/fibre/media converters end to end.
If they are back to back in the same room then a direct cable between the 2 systems with ISDN setup would be best.
You get feature transparency with names and essentially end users will not know they are on a different system.
With E&M you will just have an external connection that you can accept calls from and ring to.
E&M was normally used as an 'off premises extension' where the local carrier provided the circuit end to end and you connected both sides to systems.
You can get adaptors that use E&M but give you ordinary analogue dial tone so as you can add it as an ordinary trunk.
There are two main types DC5A and AC15
To add E&M DC5A on the 4K (linking to an older Cisco router)
ADD-COT:77,RCL&XFER&ANS&DSIT&CEOC&CEBC&BRAR&RCLS&BSHT&DPRE&CECO&DFNN&NITO&DSDL&LBPR&CTLS&NTON;
CHANGE-COT:77,COTADD,,INDEP,"COT FOR DC5A TIE LINE";
ADD-COP:77,DTMF&ANS&SACK&LSUP&SFRM&RLSB&RLSA&DTBR&DITW&TIE&SPTR&NTON&PDP1&IDP1&DTM1,TA,TA;
CHANGE-COP:77,COPADD,,,,INDEP,"COP FOR DC5A TIE LINE";
ADD-BUEND:77,"DC5A TIE LINE",1;
ADD-BCSU
ER,1,1,8,"Q2292-X100",0,0,,,,,,A;ADD-VADSU
IR,102,1,2,0,0,0,0,SU,DC5A;ADD-TACSU:1-1-8-0,,77,77,0,0,31,31,31,,77,1,"ABERDEEN 1 ",0,77,102,1,EMPTY,0,NONE,NONE,0,EC&G711&G729OPT,"DC5A ",0,GDTR,0,,Y,TC,EMCONT2,0,,0,0,1,2,1,0,DTMF-DTMF,0-0,0;
Routing is then added as standard
RICHT
LODR
LDAT
LDPLN OR EXTN TO DESTNO IF CD RICHT
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