Example dial plan assignments

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The following table (Table 23) provides an example list of subscribers, subscriber aliases, and COS assignments in the domains.

Table 23 Example dial plan data

Subscriber	Alias	Domain	Subdomain	COS

lobby	9726850000	abc.com	rich.abc.com	lobby_dial_plan

paul	9726851000	abc.com	rich.abc.com	local_dial_plan

john	9726852000	abc.com	otta.abc.com	company_dial_plan

fred	2146842000	xyz.com		all_dial_plans

Dial plan description

The dial plan for the two parent domains (abc.com and xyz.com) uses the various digit ranges as described in the following table (Table 24).

Table 24 Dial plan for abc.com and xyz.com

				Number			Type of
Route Name	Description	From	To	digits	Domain	Subdomain	Route

5_digit_plan	5+4 digit to reach	5	5	5	abc.com	rich.abc.co	Private
	subscribers in					m
	rich.abc.com

pstn_route	9+10 digits to reach a	9	9	11	abc.com		Gateway
	PSTN subscriber. Strip
	the 9 before reaching
	the subscriber

route_to_xyz.	6+7 digits to reach	6	6	8	abc.com		SIP
com	xyz.com from abc.com

route_to_abc	6+7 digits to reach	6	6	8	xyz.com		SIP
.com	abc.com from xyz.com

The following provides further description of the dial plans:

SIP Provisioning Client User Guide

NN10043-113 specifications

Nortel Networks NN10043-113 is a versatile and robust networking solution designed to meet the demands of modern enterprise environments. As part of Nortel's extensive portfolio, this product highlights the company’s commitment to delivering high-performance networking solutions suitable for a variety of applications.

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The Nortel Networks NN10043-113 stands out with its management capabilities. Administrators can easily configure and monitor the device through a web-based interface, simplifying network management and reducing the chance of human error.

In summary, the Nortel Networks NN10043-113 is an advanced networking solution characterized by its scalability, high-performance Ethernet switching, robust security features, quality of service, and user-friendly management capabilities. These attributes make it a reliable choice for organizations seeking to enhance their network infrastructure while supporting their growth and security needs.

Nortel Networks NN10043-113 manual Example dial plan assignments, Dial plan description

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