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Introduction |
6.1.3Network and User Side Protocols
In the example application shown in Figure
Figure 6-4 shows how the application in Figure 6-3 would be set up if the user’s PBX was not connected to the system.
The disadvantage of this configuration is that the PBX may not be able to support two D channels, may not be able to handle the differences in D channel protocols between the two carriers, and may not be able to route calls to the appropriate carrier.
Carrier A | Carrier B |
ISDN Switch | ISDN Switch |
Network Side | Network Side |
23B+D | 23B+D |
User Side | User Side |
ISDN PBX
Figure 6-4. ACS-PRI/BRI Links to Two Carriers
Figure 6-5 shows how the system overcomes these disadvantages. Note that the configuration in Figure 6-5 is identical to the one in Figure 6-3.
Server Cards |