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Configuring ISDN ports settings

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calls may arrive at any one of the ports

with a shared directory number.

Note that when receiving an incoming

ISDN call, the gateway advertises the

directory numbers of the ports selected

in the dial plan. If no directory number is

specified, it assumes the directory

number of the nearest lower-numbered

port. If no ports have a specified

directory number, the calling endpoint

will be instructed to use the same

number to place subsequent calls as it

used to make the first call.

Prefix for

national

calling party

numbers

The national prefix that the ISDN

Gateway adds.

This setting adds a prefix to the calling

party number information which the

ISDN Gateway gets from an incoming

ISDN call and then sends out over the

IP part of the call.

This calling party number can then be

used by an IP participant to return a call

to the ISDN participant.

This feature should be used in

conjunction with the overall dial plan

mechanism.

Prefix for

international

calling party

numbers

The international prefix that the ISDN

Gateway adds.

This setting adds a prefix to the calling

party number information which the

ISDN Gateway gets from an incoming

ISDN call and then sends out over the

IP part of the call.

This calling party number can then be

used by an IP participant to return a call

to the ISDN participant.

This feature should be used in

conjunction with the overall dial plan

mechanism.

Low channel

The lowest numbered B-channel

available.

An ISDN PRI comprises a number of B-

channels. A complete PRI has 30

available B-channels when using E1,

and 23 when using T1 or J1. Your ISDN

network provider may offer a complete

or fractional PRI (where a reduced

number of B-channels are available). In

either case, the low channel number is

generally 1.

Refer to your ISDN network provider if

you are unsure of which value to use

here.

High channel

The highest numbered B-channel

available or Max.

An ISDN PRI comprises a number of B-

channels. A complete PRI has 30

available B-channels when using E1,

and 23 when using T1 or J1. Your ISDN

network provider may offer a complete

or fractional PRI (where a reduced

number of B-channels are available).

Contents

Main Cisco TelePresence ISDN Gateway Version 2.1 Online help (printable format) D14659.03 March 2011 Contents Page Page Page Page Logging into the web interface Failing to log into the web interface Invalid passwords Getting started with the Cisco TelePresence ISDN Gateway Page Making calls with the Cisco TelePresence ISDN Gateway ISDN to IP calls IP to ISDN calls Using the auto attendant Using the Far End Camera Control Using the Cisco TelePresence ISDN Gateway for voice-only calls Configuring the Cisco TelePresence ISDN Gateway as a voice- only gateway Dial plan configuration Calling a PSTN telephone from an MCU Displaying ISDN port utilization Displaying the ISDN calls list Disconnecting and deleting calls Diagnostic controls Displaying detailed call information Page Understanding the dial plan Rules Using rules Rule ordering Displaying and testing the dial plan Displaying the rules list Page N x 56kbps: the call is a video call using Modifying the rules list Testing the dial plan 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