8.28 Configuring TRG groups
Introduction
Traffic restriction groups (TRG groups) regulate which connections between extensions and trunks
are allowed and which are not allowed. In the default configuration, all extensions and trunks are in
TRG group 1.
Six TRG groups for extensions and trunks are available throughout the system.
Example
Ext. 11 is to be in TRG group 1 for day service and TRG group 2 for night service.
Trunk 1 is in TRG group 3
Connections to be allowed from TRG group 1 to groups 1, 2 and 3
Connections to be allowed from TRG group 2 to groups 1 and 2
Connections to be allowed from TRG group 3 to groups 1, 2 and 3
Programming with Hicom Assistant T
Step Entry Action Display
1. *95 31994 Start system administration System Administration
2. 18-3 Activate TRG groups 1 Group Setup
2 Connection groups
3. 1 Select the extension and trunk in the group setup 1 Extension
2 Trunk
4. 1 Allocate TRG group to extension Ext 11: 1
5.
* 1
Extension 11 is allocated to TRG group 1 Ext 11: 1
6.
+
Scroll to extension 12 Ext 12: 1
7.
*2
Extension 12 is allocated to TRG group 2 Ext 12: 2
8.
F2 *3
Trunk 1 is assigned to TRG group 3 Trk 1: 3
9. F7 F7 2-1 Return to TRG group menu.
- Select Connection groups
- Maintain allowed traffic restriction between TRG
group 1 and TRG group 1
Grp 1, to Grp 1: yes
10.
+ * 1
Scroll to "Allowed traffic restriction" for TRG
group 1 with TRG group 2
Grp 1, to Grp 2: no
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