Nortel Networks 9150 - Manual (Page 405)

Remote Gateway 9150 Installation and Administration Guide 375
January 2005 Planning forms
3 Assign an IP address, subnet mask, and gateway to the Remote Gateway
9150 unit. This information is required if you want to administer the Remote
Gateway 9150 unit over the IP network.
Record the addresses in the “Remote Gateway 9150 unit identification”
section on the Remote Gateway 9150 Configuration Information—Network
Connections form.
4 If the security level chosen is security code, record the security identifier
assigned to the Remote Gateway 9150 unit.
5 In the “Connection to RLC information” section on the Remote Gateway
9150 Configuration Information—Network Connections form, record the
RLC’s
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IP address
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telephone number
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security code
The Remote Gateway 9150 unit uses this information to establish and
authenticate connections with the RLC.
6 If an online/offline table is configured on the RLC, configure the SPRE
codes for toggling the online/offline modes on the Remote Gateway 9150
unit.
Note: This step is optional, because default SPRE codes have already
been defined in the software (as indicated on the Remote Gateway 9150
Configuration Information—Dialing Plans form).
If you choose to change the code, record the new code on the Dialing Plans
form.
7 Define the trunk access and Paging SPRE codes.
Trunk access codes are used by Remote Gateway 9150 unit users to get
outside lines.
Note: Default trunk access digits and paging SPRE codes have already
been defined. Nortel recommends that you use the defaults.
If you choose to change the predefined codes, record them on the Remote
Gateway 9150 Configuration Information—Dialing Plans form. Also, record
the trunk access codes (as required) on the ISDN BRI Modules form.