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First Steps in Testing - Section 1
Choosing the protocol
A protocol is a set of rules for carrying out specific functions,
such as exchange of information between two systems,
synchronisation, error checking and so on.
Note
Some of aurora
Sonata
’s features are only available with specific
protocols. Protocol-specific information in this Guide is
identified using symbols—see Conventions in the Guide in
Chapter 1 section 1.
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Select Protocol to display list of the protocols
your organisation has purchased. For example:
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Highlight the protocol you require and press
ENTER.
Note
There may be national variations of a protocol, related to
features such as Advice of Charge. If you need details related
to your national variant, consult the service provider. See also
Changing the country of operation later in this section.
You will find a brief description of the protocols supported by
aurora
Sonata
in the Introduction to ISDN.
aurora
Sonata
automatically prevents you from selecting a
protocol and access type (Primary/Basic Rate) that are
incompatible with each other. For example, when PRI access
is selected you cannot choose TN1R6-T as the protocol.
The access type available for the protocols are listed overleaf.
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