Chapter 16 VoIP
Management Switch Card User’s Guide
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16.11 The Local Help Screen
The local help feature allows subscribers on the VoIP line card(s) to place calls to other, specified
extensions when the system’s connection to the regular service provider is not available.
You can use this feature to provide an alternative to emergency calls. For example, if users cannot
call 911 (in order to reach an emergency dispatcher at a public safety answering point) you can
route 911 calls to a company medical office or security guardhouse. When a user dials the number,
the first number in the corresponding table rings. If the call is not answered, the second number in
the table rings, and so on.
Note: To use this feature, you must also configure the Profile > VoIP SIP CALLSVC
screen.
Click VoIP > Local Help. The following screen displays.
Master IP 1 This is the IP address this VoIP uses for communicating with the media gateway
controller (softswitch).
Master IP 2 This is the IP address this VoIP uses for communicating with the media cards.
802.1P 802.1p
Priority
This is the IEEE 802.1p priority (0~7) for this VoIP card’s traffic.
DSCP This is the DSCP service level for this VoIP card’s traffic.
Select Select an entry and click Modify in order to edit its configuration.
Modify Select an entry and click Modify in order to edit its configuration.
Table 336 The VoIP > H248 Screen
LABEL DESCRIPTION
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