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To enable AS-SIP on your system:
1 In the web interface, go to Admin Settings > Network > IP Network > SIP.
2 Select the Enable AS-SIP setting.
To configure your AS-SIP settings:
1 In the web interface, go to Admin Settings > Network > IP Network > AS-SIP.
2 Configure these settings.
To add a service code:
1 To add a Service Code, click .
2 In the text field of the new line that appears, enter the numbers.
3 Click another line in the list to create the service code.
To delete any service code, click .
To define outbound precedence call defaults:
1 Select the Default Domain to use for outbound calls, that is, the default network domain.
RealPresence Group systems come preconfigured for use on the uc and dsn network domains, but
you can add others. You can choose any defined network domain as the default domain to use for
outbound calls. uc and dsn are the preconfigured network domains and uc is the default network
domain for this setting.
2 Select the Default Precedence to use for outbound calls.
This setting accepts one of the defined precedence levels from the configured default domain. The
setting defaults to ROUTINE, which is the lowest precedence level defined in the default network
domain uc.
Although uc and dsn are preconfigured on the system, you can edit their settings or create other network
domains.
To define MLPP network domains:
1 To edit a domain, click .
2 If needed, edit the Network Domain Name or change the Allow Incoming Calls setting. Disabling
the Allow Incoming Calls setting causes the system to reject any calls from this network domain.
3 Select a Precedence Level.
You can define a total of 10 precedence levels.
4 Configure these settings.
Setting Description
Service Code Defines one or more of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) N11
special services dialing codes or worldwide special dialing codes.
Outbound Precedence
Call Defaults
Defines the Default Domain (network domain) and the Default Precedence level
used when dialing a call.
MLPP Network Domains Defines the MLPP network domains your network uses.
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