That's just the physical connection. Yes, you'll need to program the IPO's. Make sure the ISDN lines have unique line numbers, as well as each IPO needs unique dial plans so as not to conflict with each other. You'll need to create short codes in each IPO to route the appropriate calls to the other IPO via the ISDN line group created for that IPO.
Now you'll need to make each IPO unique as far as the dialplans: extensions/hunt groups/user names should all be unique. You can then create short codes to route the appropriate calls between the systems.
as tlpeter says, you can get the So cable from avaya plug this into the ipo set as So Bus. Calls from this ipo to the other ipo ring as incoming call routes, same as normal isdn calls so you need ddi programmed for each extension. calls from ipo with normal isdn trunk to other So IPO can send anything they want as it behaves like an extension going off hook (So extension). works just like a Tie line, trunk 1 side, extension other. only problem is breakout from ipo with normal trunk setting. but depends if you need this or not, there are other options.
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