Cisco Systems OL-3351-01 manual BAF Configuration Parameters, Updating BAF Structure Codes

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Chapter 5 Configuring BAMS for BAF Output

BAF Configuration Parameters

Step 1 Determine if the network is switched or is nailed up.

Note For a nailed up (Cisco SC2200) connection, define the field values in the Nailed Connection table using the SIGPATH tag ID. The fields are SIGPATH, BEARCHAN, TRUNKGRP, and TRUNKNUM. SIGPATH and BEARCHAN parameters are both hex entries and should be prefixed by 0x.

Step 2 Enter switch data in the Switch Information table. (Refer to the “SWITCHINFO Tag ID” section on page 4-19.)

Step 3 Define the Trunk Group table. You need to determine if each trunk is tandem or direct, default NPA for originating, or default NPA for terminating.

Note Define the Zone Information table by entering a number and a description for each zone.

Step 4 Assign an NPANXX to each zone. (Refer to the “NPANXX Tag ID” section on page 4-13.) Step 5 Assign a rate type (zone to zone). (Refer to the“RATING-TYPE Tag ID” section on page 4-17.)

Step 6 Define the structure code/call type for every rate type. (Refer to the“MAPTYPE Tag ID” section on page 4-4.)

Step 7 Define the toll-free NPAs. (Refer to the“TOLLFREE Tag ID” section on page 4-26.) Step 8 Define rating exception cases. (Refer to the“RATE-EXC Tag ID” section on page 4-16.) Step 9 Define the country codes. (Refer to the“COUNTRY Tag ID” section on page 4-3.)

BAF Configuration Parameters

Updating BAF Structure Codes

Use the MAPTYPE tag ID to update selected BAF structure codes, such as category codes and call types. Refer to the “MAPTYPE Tag ID” section on page 4-4for field name descriptions and values.

Example:

prov-rtrv:MAPTYPE:

prov-ed:MAPTYPE:maptype=map type mnemonic,answered=new structure code,unanswered=new

structure code,calltype=new BAF call type number

Adding a New Zone ID

Use the ZONE-INFO tag ID to add new zone IDs. Refer to the “ZONE-INFO Tag ID” section on page 4-29for field name descriptions and values.

Example:

prov-rtrv:ZONE-INFO:

prov-add:ZONE-INFO:zone=<zone number>,desc="<description>"

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Contents Overview Configuring Bams for BAF OutputInterworking of Bams Configuration Tables Generating BAF RecordsPrerequisites for BAF Records Identifying Call Types Call Category Call Type Default BAF Structure Codes and Call TypesOverriding Call Types Exception and Special ProcessingProcessing Transit/Tandem Calls BAF Output Provisioning ExampleBulk Provisioning Cisco Billing and Measurements Server User’s Guide Designing a Billing Plan Call Area Provisioning ExampleAssumptions Used in This Example River City Zone MembershipFree Calling Between Zones Banded Message Rates Configuring Trunk Groups for InterLATA CallsConfiguring Adjacent Area Codes Configuring IntraLATA CallsBams Provisioning Worksheets Configuring Toll-Free CallsConfiguring a Metropolitan Calling Plan Configuring for a Rating ExceptionBAF Configuration Parameters Updating BAF Structure CodesAdding a New Zone ID Adding a New Npanxx Zone Membership

OL-3351-01 specifications

Cisco Systems OL-3351-01 is a robust, integrated software solution tailored to meet the demands of modern enterprise networking. This software aligns with Cisco's philosophy of delivering reliable, high-performing networking infrastructure that supports a multitude of services and applications.

At its core, the OL-3351-01 focuses on enhancing network performance through intelligent automation and centralized management. This software enables organizations to efficiently oversee their network resources and configurations while minimizing operational costs and reducing the chances of human error. With a user-friendly interface, network administrators can easily navigate and configure their systems, enhance visibility over network performance, and respond promptly to incidents.

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In conclusion, Cisco Systems OL-3351-01 stands out as a comprehensive solution for network management that combines automation, advanced analytics, robust security, scalability, and cloud integration. These features make it an ideal choice for organizations looking to streamline their network operations and improve overall IT efficiency.
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