Nortel BCM50 - Configuration Guide Manual

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BCM50 2.0

Business Communications Manager

Document Status: Standard

Document Number: NN40020-603

Document Version: 01.06

Date: December 2007

Networking Configuration Guide

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- Table of Contents3
Chapter 1 Getting Started with BCM25
- About this Guide25
- Purpose25
- Audience25
- Acronyms26
- Organization26
- About BCM26
- Symbols and Conventions Used in this Guide28
- Related Publications29
Chapter 2 System Telephony Networking Overview33
- Basic System Configurations33
- Tandem Calling to a Remote PSTN36
- Private Network Parameters37
- Lines Used for Networking39
- Types of Private Networks39
- Routing-Based Networks Using T1 E&M Lines40
- PRI Networking Using Call-By-Call Services41
- PRI SL-1/Q.sig/Dpnss and Voip Trunk Networking42
- System Dialing Plans43
- Creating Tandem Private Networks43
- Understanding Nortel Voice Networking (MCDN) Network Features46
- Network Call Redirection Information46
- ISDN Call Connection Limitation47
- Trunk Route Optimization48
- Trunk Anti-Tromboning49
- Networking with ETSI QSIG50
- ETSI Euro Network Services51
- DPNSS 1 Services52
- DPNSS 1 Capabilities53
- DPNSS 1 Features53
  - Making a Conference Call55
  - Private Networking with DPNSS60
  - BRI Euro Protocol61
  - Application Level Differences62
  - Naming Convention62
  - Protocol Level Differences62
Chapter 3 Telephony Programming: Configuring Call Traffic63
- Incoming Calls66
- Outgoing Calls70
Chapter 4 Application Resources Overview73
- Types of Resources73
- Total and Reserved Resources73
- Setting Values for Application Resources74
- Sip Trunks75
Chapter 577
Application Resources Panel77
Chapter 6 Module Configuration: Trunk Modules81
- To Define the Modules to the System83
  - Configuring the Trunk Module Parameters83
  - Module Parameters List83
Chapter 7 Managing Modules87
- To Enable or Disable a Bus87
- To Turn a Port Channel on or off87
Chapter 8 Lines Overview89
- Understanding How the System Identifies Lines90
- Determining Which Lines You Need to Program90
- BRI Loops Programming92
- Line Record93
- Line Characteristics93
- Line Restrictions93
- Remote Restrictions94
- Voice Message Center94
- Line Job Aids94
- Determining Line Numbers and Destination Codes95
- Line Pool Tips96
- Using Loss Packages97
- Turn Privacy on or off for a Call98
- Programming Line Access98
- Making Lines Available98
- Incoming Calls99
- Outgoing Calls99
Chapter 9 Configuring Telephony Resources101
- Telephony Resources Table102
- Media Bay Module Panels104
- Trunk Module Parameters104
- Call-By-Call Service Selection108
- Port Details110
- Provisioning Module Lines/Loops112
- IP Telephones112
- IP Terminal Global Settings113
- IP Telephone Set Details114
- Voice over IP Trunks115
- Routing Table116
- H323 Settings118
- H323 Media Parameters122
- SIP Settings125
- SIP Media Parameters126
- SIP URI Map127
Chapter 10 Configuring Lines129
- Trunk/Line Data, Main Panel130
- Properties132
- Preferences (Lines)134
- Restrictions (Line and Remote)137
- Assigned Dns138
- To Add a DN Record to a Line Record139
Chapter 11 Configuring Lines: Target Lines141
- Configuring Target Line Settings144
Chapter 12 Configuring Lines: PRI145
- Configuring PRI Line Features147
- Configuring PRI Call-By-Call Services148
- To Configure Call-By-Call Services and the PRI Lines149
Chapter 13 Configuring Lines: T1-E&M151
- Configuring E&M Line Features155
Chapter 14 Configuring Lines: T1-Loop Start157
- To Configure Digital Loop Start Lines161
  - Configuring Digital (T1/E1) Loop Start Lines161
Chapter 15 Configuring Lines: T1-Digital Ground Start163
- To Configure Digital Ground Start Line Features166
  - Configuring Digital Ground Start Line Features166
Chapter 16 Configuring Lines: T1-DID169
- To Configure DID Line Features172
  - Configuring DID Line Features172
Chapter 17 Configuring Lines: DASS2 Lines175
- Configuring DASS2 Line Features177
Chapter 18 Configuring Lines: DPNSS Lines181
- Configuring DPNSS Line Features183
Chapter 19 BRI ISDN: BRI Loop Properties187
- Configure Loop Type and General Parameters188
- T-Loop General Settings189
- T-Loop SPIDS and Network Dns190
- T-Loops D-Packet Service192
- S-Loops Assigned Dns193
Chapter 20 BRI ISDN: BRI T-Loops195
- To Configure BRI T-Loop Parameters197
  - Configuring BRI T-Loop Parameters197
  - Configuring BRI Lines197
- To Configure Provisioned BRI Line Features198
Chapter 21 Programming BRI S-Loops, Lines, and ISDN Devices201
- Setting BRI Properties for ISDN Device Connections201
- To Set BRI Properties for ISDN Device Connections202
  - DN Records: ISDN Devices202
  - Configuring an ISDN Telephone DN Record204
Chapter 22 Configuring CLID on Your System205
- To Set up Alpha Tagging on Your System207
  - Programming Incoming CLID207
  - Using Alpha Tagging for Name Display (Incoming)207
- To Program the Business Name208
  - Programming Outgoing CLID208
Chapter 23 CLID: Name Display211
- Business Name Display212
- Alpha Tagging for Name Display212
- Name Display213
- Incoming and Outgoing Call Display214
Chapter 24 Dialing Plans217
- Creating Dialing Plans218
- Public and Private Received Numbers221
- Private Network Dialing221
- Setting up Public Network Dialing221
- Outgoing Call Routing222
- Incoming Call Routing224
- Processing Incoming Calls225
- Determining Line Access Dialing228
- Understanding Access Codes229
- Call Park Codes230
- Creating Direct Dial Sets231
- Tips about Access Codes232
- Using the MCDN Access Codes (Tandem Calls)232
- Line Pool Access Codes234
- Using Carrier Codes234
- Configuring Call Routing234
- Configuring Call-By-Call Services235
- Call-By-Call Services236
- Switches Supporting Call-By-Call Limits237
- Provisioning for Call-By-Call Limits with PRI238
- Call-By-Call Service Routing238
- PRI Routing Protocols239
- Using Destination Codes239
- Why Use Destination Codes240
- Deciding on a Code241
- Adding Carrier Access Codes to Destination Codes242
- Routing Schedules and Alternate Routes243
- Setting up Voip Trunks for Fallback244
Chapter 25 Dialing Plan: Routing Configurations247
- To Build a Route to Allow Local Calls249
  - Destination Code Numbering in a Network249
  - Setting up a Destination for Local Calling249
- To Set up a Route through a Dedicated Trunk250
  - Setting up a Route through a Dedicated Trunk250
  - Grouping Destination Codes Using a Wild Card251
- To Build a Route for a Secondary Carrier252
  - Programming for Least-Cost Routing252
  - Using Multiple Routes and Overflow Routing252
- To Set up the Multiple Routing Overflow Feature253
  - Dialing Plan Using Public Lines254
- To Program the PRI Routing Table255
  - Programming the PRI Routing Table255
- To Program a Long Distance Carrier Access Code into a Destination Code256
  - Adding Carrier Access Codes to Destination Codes256
  - Using the MCDN Access Codes to Tandem Calls257
Chapter 26 Dialing Plan: Routing and Destination Codes259
- Routes260
- Destination Codes262
- Alternate Routes for Routing Schedules264
- Second Dial Tone265
Chapter 27 Dialing Plan: System Settings267
- Common Dialing Plan Settings267
- DN Length Constraints270
- Received Number Notes271
- Tips about Access Codes272
- Call Park Codes273
Chapter 28 Dialing Plan: Public Network275
- Public Dialing Plan Settings275
- Public Network Settings276
- Public Network DN Lengths277
- Carrier Codes279
Chapter 29 Dialing Plan: Private Network Settings281
- Private Network Dialing Plan Settings281
- Private Network Settings282
- Private Network - MCDN Network (PRI SL-1, PRI ETSI, Voip)283
- Voip-Specific Private Network Dialing285
- ETSI-Specific Network Features286
- Outgoing Private Calls Routing286
Chapter 30 Public Networking: Setting up Basic Systems289
- Public Networks: PBX System Setup289
- Public Network: DID System290
Chapter 31 Public Networking: Tandem Calls from Private Node293
- Programming for Tandem Dialing293
- Caller Access on a Tandem Network294
Chapter 32 Private Networking: MCDN over PRI and Voip297
- Using MCDN to Network with a Meridian System297
- Meridian System Requirements297
- To Set up the M1 in a BCM Network312
- To Enable MCDN Functionality over PRI Fallback Lines312
  - MCDN Functionality on Fallback PRI Lines312
  - Networking with ETSI QSIG313
Chapter 33 Private Networking: Basic Parameters315
- Private Networking Protocols315
- Keycode Requirements315
- Remote Access to the Network316
- Other Programming that Affects Private Networking316
- Types of Private Networks316
Chapter 34 Private Networking: MCDN and ETSI Network Features319
- Configuring MCDN Network Features319
- To Configure ICCL320
- To Enable TRO320
- To Enable TAT320
- To Enable MCID and Network Diversion321
  - Configuring ETSI Euro Network Services321
Chapter 35 Private Networking: PRI and Voip Tandem Networks323
- Routing for Tandem Networks323
- Routing Calls through a Tandem Network324
- Calls Originating from the Public Network325
- Calls Originating in the Private Network326
- Using Voip to Tandem Systems327
- To Set up a Network of Bcms328
Chapter 36 Private Networking: DPNSS Network Services (UK Only)331
- Using the Diversion Feature331
- Using the Redirection Feature333
- Executive Intrusion, Intrusion Protection Level333
- To Program IPL334
  - Call Offer334
- To Set Loop Avoidance During Hardware Configuration335
Chapter 37339
Private Networking: Using Destination Codes339
Chapter 38343
Private Networking: PRI Call-By-Call Services343
Chapter 39 Configuring Voice Messaging347
- Centralized Voice Messaging (External Voice Mail)347
- Programming MWI and MWC Strings348
- Local Voice Messaging Access (Callpilot Manager)349
Chapter 40 Configuring Centralized Voice Mail351
- Local System as Host351
- Meridian System as Host352
- System Set up for Host System352
- To Configure the Host System353
  - System Set up for Satellite Systems353
- To Set up a Satellite System for Voice Mail354
  - Configuring the System for Centralized Voice Mail355
- To Set up a PRI Connection on the System356
Chapter 41 Dialing Plan: Line Pools and Line Pool Codes357
- Line Pools (and Access Codes)357
- Line Pools: Dns Tab359
- Line Pools: Call-By-Call Limits Tab (PRI Only)360
Chapter 42 Voip Overview363
- IP Telephones363
- Voip Trunks363
- Creating an IP Telephony Network363
- Telephones364
- Gatekeepers364
- SIP Proxy364
- IP Network364
- Key Voip Concepts365
Chapter 43 Voip Trunk Gateways367
- Pre-Installation System Requirements367
- How Voip Trunks Make a Network368
- Local Gateway Programming369
- Routing Table370
- PSTN Call to Remote Node371
- Fallback to PSTN from Voip Trunks373
- Describing a Fallback Network374
- How Fallback Routing Works375
- Optional Voip Trunk Configurations377
- Gatekeeper Call Scenarios378
- Operational Notes and Restrictions379
Chapter 44 Configuring Voip Trunk Gateways381
- Configuring Voip Trunk Media Parameters382
- Setting up the Local Gateway383
- Setting up Remote Gateways385
- Configuring a Remote Gateway (H.323 Trunks)385
- Configuring Voip Lines385
- Configuring Voip Line Features386
Chapter 45 Voip Interoperability: Gatekeeper Configuration389
- Using CS 1000 as a Gatekeeper389
- CS 1000 Configuration390
Chapter 46 Setting up Voip Trunks for Fallback391
- Configuring Routes for Fallback391
- To Add the PSTN Route to Other System392
- To Add the PSTN Route to the Local PSTN Lines392
- To Add the Voip Route392
- To Assign PSTN Line Pool (to Other System)392
- To Assign PSTN Line Pool to Local PSTN Lines393
- To Assign Voip Line Pool393
- To Create Destination Codes for Your Fallback Route393
- To Configure the Voip Schedule for All Fallback Destination Codes394
- To Set up the Voip Schedule for Routing Services395
  - Activating the Voip Schedule for Fallback395
- To Activate the Voip Line from the Control Set396
- To Deactivate a Schedule396
  - Deactivating the Voip Schedule396
  - Example: a Private Network Configured for Fallback396
Chapter 47 T.38 Fax401
- To Verify Codecs in Element Manager401
  - Enabling T.38 Fax401
- To Enable a T.38 Fax402
Chapter 48 Port Ranges Overview405
- RTP over UDP405
- Udp405
- Signaling Ports405
Chapter 49 Port Ranges Panel407
- RTP over UDP Port Ranges407
- To Add New Port Ranges in the RTP over UDP Table408
- To Delete Port Ranges from the RTP over UDP Table408
  - Adding New RTP over UDP Port Ranges408
  - Deleting RTP over UDP Port Ranges408
- To Modify an Entry on the RTP over UDP Table409
- To Add New Port Ranges in the UDP Table409
- To Delete Port Ranges from the RTP over UDP Table409
  - Modifying RTP over UDP Port Ranges409
  - UDP Port Ranges409
- To Modify an Entry on the UDP Table410
  - Signaling Port Ranges410
Chapter 50411
Media Gateways Overview411
Chapter 51413
Media Gateways Panel413
Chapter 52 Call Security and Remote Access415
- Defining Restriction Filters415
- Notes about Restriction Filters416
- Default Filters (North America)417
- Default Filters (Other)418
- Restriction Filter Examples418
- Remote Call-In Programming419
- Creating Direct Inward System Access (DISA)420
- Defining Remote Access Packages422
- Defining Cos Passwords423
- External Access Tones425
Chapter 53 Call Security: Configuring Direct Inward System Access (DISA)427
- Remote Access Overview427
- Setting up Remote Access on Lines430
- Remote Access on Loop-Start Trunks430
- Remote Access on T1 DID Trunks430
Chapter 54 Call Security: Restriction Filters433
- Restriction Filters433
- To Add a Restriction Filter435
  - Adding a Restriction Filter and Exceptions435
  - Default Filters436
Chapter 55 Call Security: Remote Access Packages439
- Configuring Remote Access Packages439
Chapter 56 Configuring Cos Passwords for Remote Access443
- Class of Service Table443
- Adding or Modifying a Cos Password Values444
- To Add or Modify a Cos Password445
- To Access the System over a Public Network447
- To Bypass the Restriction Filters on a Telephone447
  - External Access Tones447
Chapter 57 LAN Overview449
- What Is a LAN449
- LAN Settings449
- DHCP Configuration449
Chapter 58451
Configuring the BCM with a DHCP Address451
- To Configure the BCM with a DHCP Address451
Chapter 59 Data Networking Overview453
- What Is Data Networking453
- About the BCM Voip Capability453
- Network Routing453
- Configuring the BCM with Data Networks453
Chapter 60 IP Subsystem455
- Main Panel Tabs: General Settings455
- IP Settings Options455
- To Modify an IP Address456
- To Modify a Subnet459
  - Internal Subnet Details459
  - Main Panel Tabs: Dial-Out Static Routes461
- To Add a New IP Static Route463
- To Modify an Existing IP Static Route463
- To Delete an Existing IP Static Route463
  - Configuring Static Routes463
Chapter 61 Data Network Prerequisites Checklist465
- Network Diagram465
- Network Devices466
- Network Assessment466
- Keycodes467
- System Configuration for IP Telephony Functions467
- Voip Trunks468
- IP Telephone Records468
Chapter 62 Router Overview469
- ADSL and Ethernet Configurations469
- Router Features469
Chapter 63 Router Panel471
- To Access Your Router471
  - Accessing Your Router471
Chapter 64 VLAN Overview473
- Choosing DHCP for VLAN473
- Specifying the Site-Specific Options for VLAN474
Chapter 65 DHCP Overview475
- Understanding DHCP475
- DHCP on the BCM475
- Router DHCP Server475
- Main Module DHCP Client476
- Main Module DHCP Server476
- DHCP Network Scenarios476
- Default Configurations478
Chapter 66 DHCP Server Settings Panel481
- Main Panel Tabs: General Settings481
- Main Panel Tabs: IP Terminal DHCP Options483
- Main Panel Tabs: Address Ranges486
- DHCP Subnets486
- To Add a New Included Address Range488
- To Delete an Included Address Range488
- To Add a Reserved Address488
- To Delete a Reserved Address488
  - Main Panel Tabs: Lease Info489
Chapter 67 DHCP Configuration with Router491
- To Configure the BCM with a DHCP Address491
- To Configure the BCM DHCP Component491
- To Disable the DHCP Server493
  - Disabling the DHCP Server493
Chapter 68495
Firewall Configuration Resources495
Chapter 69 Dial up Overview497
- Remote Access Service498
- Automatic Data Dial-Out Service499
- WAN Failover Service500
- Modem Compatibility500
Chapter 70 Dial up Interfaces Panel501
- Dial-Out Interfaces Panel501
- ISDN Interfaces502
- To Add an ISDN Interface503
- To Enable an ISDN Interface503
- To Disable an ISDN Interface503
- To Manually Connect an ISDN Interface504
- To Disconnect an ISDN Interface504
- To Delete an ISDN Interface504
  - ISDN Dial-Out Channel Characteristics505
- To Modify the Characteristics of an Existing ISDN Channel506
  - ISDN Dial-Out Link Parameters506
- To Configure the ISDN Link Parameters507
- To Add the Modem Interface508
  - ISDN Dial-Out IP Address508
  - Modem Interface508
- To Enable the Modem Interface509
- To Disable the Modem Interface509
- To Manually Connect the Modem Interface509
- To Disconnect a Modem Interface510
- To Delete a Modem Interface510
  - Modem Dial-Out Link Parameters510
- To Configure the Modem Link Parameters511
- To Configure the Modem IP Address Specification512
  - Modem Dial-Out IP Address512
  - Global Settings Panel512
  - WAN Failover513
- To Assign a Modem Interface for WAN Failover514
- To Assign an ISDN Interface for WAN Failover514
  - Modem Dial-In Parameters Panel514
  - Additional Configuration to Allow Network Access Functionality517
  - ISDN Dial-In Parameters Panel518
  - Creating an Automatic Dial-Out Interface521
- To Add an Automatic Dial-Out Interface522
- To Manually Disconnect an Auto Dial-Out Interface522
  - Guidelines for Using Remote Dial-In522
  - Using a Dial-Up Interface as a Primary Connection522
  - Static Routes for Automatic Dial-Out Interfaces524
Appendix A525
- Ipsec Tunnels525
- Encryption527
- Ipsec527
VPN Overview525
Appendix B529
- Silence Suppression on Half-Duplex Links529
- Silence Suppression on Full-Duplex Links531
- Comfort Noise533
Silence Suppression529
Appendix C535
- Welcome to ISDN535
- Services and Features for ISDN BRI and PRI537
- BRI Services and Features538
- PRI Services and Features538
- Network Name Display539
- Service Provider Features539
- Call-By-Call Service Selection for PRI540
- Name and Number Blocking (ONN)540
- 2-Way DID541
- Dialing Plan and PRI541
- Emergency 911 Dialing541
- BRI Hardware542
- ISDN Hardware542
- PRI Hardware542
- Clock Source for ISDN544
- ISDN BRI NT1 Equipment544
- ISDN Standards Compatibility545
- Ordering ISDN PRI545
- Planning Your ISDN Network545
- Ordering ISDN BRI546
- Supported ISDN Protocols547
ISDN Overview535
Codec Rates549
Appendix D549
Index551

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