Voice Interface Parameters

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V oice In terface Con figu ration Parameters

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A	Interface Peer Node Typ e	SmartSw itch 1800
B	Peer Nod e Numb er (D efau lt)	1
C	Peer Nod e Port (D efau lt)	0
D	Local Node N umber (Default)	2
E	Local Node Port (D efault)	1
F	Frame R elay Port	0
G	Frame R elay D LCI	16
H	Enable Fragmen tation	N

Option:

Figure 13-7 Voice Interface Configuration Menu

[A],[F],[F] from Main Menu

The parameters that can be configured are listed in the following table. Explanations follow the table.

Table 13-6 Voice Interface Configuration Parameters

Parameter	Valid Values		Default Value
Parameter	Valid Values		Default Value


Interface Peer Node Type	Default, Smar tSwitch 1800		Default

Peer Node Number (Default)	1–61	1	1

Peer Node Port (Default)	0–15	1	0

Local Node Num ber (Default)	1–61	1	2

Local Node Port (Default)	0–15	1	1

Fr ame Relay Port	0–3		0

Fr ame Relay DLCI	16–991		16

1Not used if the peer node is a SmartSwitch 1800.

Interface Peer Node Type

specifies whether the node at the remote end of the frame relay connection is a Smart- Switch 1800 or another decice.

Peer Node Number (Default)

is the Switch number of the remote device.

Peer Node Port (Default)

is the Port number on the remote device.

Configuring Voice

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1800 specifications

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Cabletron Systems 1800 manual Voice Interface Parameters, Voice Interface Configuration Parameters

Models: 1800

Figure 13-7 Voice Interface Configuration Menu