ADTRAN 550 user manual Connecting Packet Endpoints in Frame Relay, Pktendpt, Port/Pep

Chapter 11. Dial Plan

CONNECTING PACKET ENDPOINTS IN FRAME RELAY

After packet endpoints are created, they must be connected to a physical port. You can connect the endpoints using either the DEDICATED MAP (see Chapter 10) or the DIAL PLAN. As described here, the DIAL PLAN associates a phone number with the endpoint.

You can enter two types of packet-switched endpoints into the DIAL PLAN: Packet Endpoints (PKTENDPT) and Packet Voice (PKTVOICE). See Figure 11-5. When using PKTENDPT, endpoints are entered via USER TERM. When using PKTVOICE, endpoints are entered via NETWORK TERM or USER TERM. (See al- so, Menus for Network Termination on page 11-33 and Menus for User Termina- tion on page 11-34.)

	Figure 11-5. Dial Plan Menu for Endpoints
PKTENDPT	To facilitate dial-up packet services, the ATLAS 550 DIAL PLAN supports
	packet endpoints which must be entered in the USER TERM menu. The USER
	TERM menu includes SLOT/SVC, PORT/PEP, SIG, IN#ACCEPT, OUT#REJ, and
	IFCE CONFIG.
SLOT/SVC	Write security: 3; Read security: 5
	Selects the service. Select PKTENDPT.
PORT/PEP	Write security: 3; Read security: 5
	Accepts the packet endpoint you wish to configure. Select from a specific
	packet link that was configured with the PACKET MANAGER menus or select
	GROUP (see Figure 11-6 ). The GROUP option allows you to define a hunt group.
	The interface configuration (IFCE CONFIG) parameters vary, depending on
	whether a specific packet link (endpoint) or the GROUP option is selected.

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