Lucent Technologies 7820-0802-003 manual Configuring a Connection profile for the remote device

Configuring DSL Connections (DSLTNT)

Configuring IDSL voice connections

1Read the IDSL profile the remote user is connected to. For example:

admin> read idsl {1 7 29} IDSL/{ shelf-1 slot-7 29 } read

2List the IDSL profile:

admin> list name = 1:7:29

line-interface = { no [ { switched-channel 1 } { switched-channel + physical-address* = { shelf-1 slot-7 29 }

3List the Line-Interface profile:

admin> list line-interface

[in IDSL/{ shelf-1 slot-7 29 }:line-interface] enabled = no

channel-config = [ { switched-channel 1 } { switched-channel 1 } ] answer-number-1 = ""

answer-number-2 = "" clock-source = eligible

4Enable the line:

admin> set enabled = yes

5Specify the unique portion of the telephone number for the analog device attached to the Pipeline. The DSLTNT routes all calls it receives with this number to the device. For example, if a phone connected to a Pipeline unit has the number 510-555-1234, set the Answer-Number-1 parameter to the following value:

admin> set answer-number-1=5105551234

6If two analog devices are attached to the Pipeline, configure the second IDSL channel with the appropriate phone number. For example:

admin> set answer-number-2=5105551235

7Write the profile to save your changes:

admin> write

IDSL/{ shelf-1 slot-7 29 } written

Configuring a Connection profile for the remote device

To configure a Connection profile for the Pipeline:

1Create a new Connection profile for the Pipeline: admin> new connection pipeline

2Activate the profile:

admin> set active=yes

3Set the encapsulation to MP+ to allow the Pipeline to drop a data channel when it receives a voice call:

admin> set encapsulation-protocol=mpp

4List the IP-Options profile:

admin> list ip-options

[in CONNECTION/pipeline:ip-options (new)] ip-routing-enabled = yes vj-header-prediction = yes

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