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—Svc Pkg Enforcement Service

—SipFwdAdapter

—Transport Management

•“Additional SIP TCF Base tab configuration information” on page 90

•“OAM&P strategy” on page 92

Overview

CAUTION

Before making any changes to the base configuration, consult your next level of support.

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Nortel Networks performs the initial installation and commissioning. Once the installation and commissioning are completed, you can begin to make your system fully operational. The following list identifies some general tasks:

•provision and complete translations to enable voice and trunk services

•configure any additional services, applications, and features that Nortel Networks is not contracted to perform

•complete the installation of clients or add client software for all management interfaces

The SIP Application Module is configured using the System Management Console. For more information, refer to the MCP Management Module Basics and the MCP System Management Console Basics documents. This chapter describes the configurable parameters affecting operation of the SIP Application Module and the procedures for configuration required at the service provider premises.

Deployment from the System Management Console results in the installation of all SIP Application Module-specific software and configuration data on the host machine, and starts the software processes. Undeployment stops the software processes and removes all related software and configuration data. When the deployment is complete, the SIP Application Module should be unlocked, enabled, and available to provide service.

Before a SIP Application Module can be deployed, the server must have been configured at the System Management Console. This server

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