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E1 connection for two definities
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G van Hamburg
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There are lots and lots of configs possible so here is some advice.
Make sure you understand your systems customer options (what have you bought) and all the features they bring. (CAS, Qsig, etc etc)
Once you worked that out you can deside what you want to do with it and how your dialplan must look like.
Then you can start programming by examples on support.avaya.com.
Plan your work............Work your plan
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Make sure you understand your systems customer options (what have you bought) and all the features they bring. (CAS, Qsig, etc etc)
Once you worked that out you can deside what you want to do with it and how your dialplan must look like.
Then you can start programming by examples on support.avaya.com.
Plan your work............Work your plan
I have never used 2464's I have always used 464's for E1 circuits but check the board and if it is like a 464 it has a two toggle switches on it one of those is to choose between 24 or 32 channel (32 channel being E1) Also on the DS1 page select 2.048 for Bit rate.
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