Lucent Technologies 6000 - Manual (Page 55)

Configuring WAN Access
Configuring T1 lines
MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide 3-11
Following are the parameters you set in the Net/T1 > Line Config profile > Line N > Net2Net
Incoming Calls profile:
In the Net/T1 > Line Config > Line Config profile > Line N > Net2Net ChanGroup ID profile,
you set the following parameters:
Configuring channels
Each built-in T1 line provides 24 channels, each of which can support one single-channel
connection. Depending on the signaling mode used on the line, all 24 channels are available for
user data, or 23 channels are available for data and the 24th channel is reserved for signaling.
Each channel can be either switched or nailed. You can assign a switched channel to a slot/port
combination. To make a nailed channel available, you assign the channel to a group, and then
assign that group number to the Connections or call profile. (For the definition of call profile,
see “Assigning nailed channels to groups” on page 3-12.)
Following are the relevant parameters, which are in each Net/T1 > Line Config > Line Config
profile > Line N subprofile. (In the parameter names, N represents a number distinguishing an
individual parameter from other parameters of the same type.)
Parameter Specifies
Ch N A switched connection for MAXDAX. That is, you must set Ch N
to Switched.
Ch N Dest ChanGroup The channel group number to which the MAX unit directs
outbound calls.
Ch N Dial Plan # A Dial Plan profile for the calls received by this channel.
Ch N #DialPlanSelDigits The number of leading digits the unit strips from the called
number.
Parameter Specifies
Ch N A switched connection for MAXDAX. That is, you must set Ch N
to Switched.
Ch N ChanGroup The group to which the channel is assigned.
Parameter Specifies
Ch N Type of connection that supports the channel.
Ch N # Any add-on telephone number associated with a switched channel
only.
Ch N Slot A slot number for switched calls to be routed to and from this
channel.
Ch N Prt/Grp For switched calls, a port number to be used with the Ch N Slot
parameter for call routing purposes. For nailed channels, the
group number of the nailed channels used for the connection.
Ch N Trnk/Grp Trunk group to which a nailed channel is assigned to make it
available for outbound calls.