Nortel Networks NN10033-111 manual

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NN10033-111 Standard MCP 1.1 FP1 (02.02) April 2003

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Contents MCP Interworking Page How is this chapter organized Interworking with PRI-enabled switchesOverview Functional descriptionSupported services Interworking with CS MCP/CS 2000 Network view VPN DialingAd Hoc Conference calls Call ForwardCall Transfer Media NegotiationHold Long Call Audit TimersRecursive Search RetrieveSupported media Interworking with third-party gatewaysQoS Existing Switching systemInterworking with traditional phones Converged DesktopConverged Desktop Services Configuration Requirements EtsiInterworking with third-party voicemail servers SIP-based voicemail serversSIP-based Voicemail Server MCP network Trunk-based voicemail serversTrunk-based Voicemail Server Line-based voicemail serversLine-based Voicemail Server Upgrades How this chapter is organizedUpgrades Nortel Networks Confidential Nortel Networks Confidential Upgrades Page Fault management Page Configuring CS 2000 interworking Configuration ManagementConfiguring the MCP SIP PRI gateway Configuration tasksLogin requirements Procedure 1 Access the SIP Provisioning ClientProcedure 2 Configure a gateway for CS 2000 interworking Click LOG in NOW Gateway configurationExample Procedure 4 Configure a trunk group for CS 2000 interworking Telephony routes configurationProcedure 7 Configure route lists for CS 2000 interworking Configure domain or sub-domain profile Node name configuration+M node name configuration Non-N+M node name configurationCS 2000 node authorization MCP configuration Configuring third-party gateway interworkingConfiguring traditional phone interworking Switching system configurationEnabling SimRing on the DMS SimRing On switch To a lineAssign Assigning SimRing on a DMS lineViewing DMS SimRing information Simring ACTConfiguring third-party voicemail server interworking Page Accounting management Page Performance management Page Security and Administration Page Page MCP Interworking