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52 Engineering guidelines
Enterprise Edge 2.0 IP Telephony Configuration Guide P0911590 Issue 02
Program Remote Packages so that the IP trunks in Pool A can access the lines in
Pool PRI-A in a toll bypass plan. A Remote Package is a set of capabilities
associated with an incoming trunk. The default package is fully restricted, so to
change the restrictions, configure a new Remote Package for each trunk. For
example, you give package 01 access to pool PRI-A and you assign package 01 to
all IP trunks. For more information, see the Enterprise Edge Programming
Operations Guide.
Core telephony services configuration
IP telephony ports represent private IP trunking facilities by the core telephony
services.
The core telephony services require configuration to enable calls to use IP
telephony ports as IP trunks. The user indicates the required destination by dialing
digits. The dialing plan determines the digits required to reach each destination.
The user dials a destination code configured to select a fixed route which in turn,
selects a line pool. A line pool is a group of trunk facilities. This configuration
process allows the administrator to determine the use of facilities. IP trunks are one
of many possible facilities that used to optimize communication functionality.
With this information, Direct Inward Dial (DID) and Direct Outward Dial (DOD)
services are provided.
IP trunks are a point-to-multipoint facility, different from analog TIE trunks, which
are a point-to-point facility. When IP trunk is selected through the dialed digits, its
endpoint is not determined. The remote gateway configuration on IP telephony
provides the final address resolution. To ensure functionality, the installer and
administrator need to ensure that the core telephony services configuration, such as
planning the destination codes with the IP telephony remote gateway configuration.
If the leading dialed digits which are passed to the IP gateway during call setup do
not match the IP telephony remote gateway configuration, the call fails.
The installer and administrator need to understand the core telephony services. See
the Enterprise Edge Programming Operations Guide for more information.
See the Configuration chapter on page 61 for more information about core
telephony services set up and configuring the remote gateway.
Post-installation network measurements
The design process is continuous, even after implementation of the IP telephony
and commissioning of voice services over the network. Network changes – in real
IP telephony traffic, general intranet traffic patterns, network controls, network
topology, user needs and networking technology – can make a design no longer
valid or non-compliant with QoS objectives. Review designs against prevailing and
trended network conditions and traffic patterns, every two to three weeks at the
start, and after, four times a year.
- Enterprise Edge 2.0 1
- IP Telephony 1
- Configuration Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Overview 7
- About this document 8
- System Functions 8
- Dialing plan support 9
- Network Quality of Service 10
- Overview 11 11
- Network Performance Utilities 12
- Silence compression 13
- Echo cancellation 13
- Fax calls 14
- Alarm Notification 14
- Jitter buffer 14
- Engineering guidelines 15
- 16 Engineering guidelines 16
- Engineering guidelines 17 17
- Multiple network interfaces 18
- Method 1 19
- Method 2 19
- LAN engineering 20
- WAN engineering 22
- Link utilization 23
- 24 Engineering guidelines 24
- Setting QoS 26
- Measuring Intranet QoS 27
- Recording routes 28
- Adjusting ping measurements 29
- Measurement procedure 29
- Further network analysis 31
- Reduce link delay 32
- Reducing hop count 32
- Engineering guidelines 33 33
- Routing issues 34
- Traffic mix 35
- TCP traffic behavior 35
- Implementing the network 36
- IP telephony settings 37
- Engineering guidelines 39 39
- Figure 5 Silence compression 39
- Fallback threshold 42
- Dialing plan 43
- 44 Engineering guidelines 44
- Engineering guidelines 47 47
- 48 Engineering guidelines 48
- Figure 8 Toll bypass 48
- Setting 49
- 52 Engineering guidelines 52
- Intranet QoS monitoring 53
- User feedback 54
- Engineering checklist 55
- 56 Engineering checklist 56
- Installation 57
- Configuring a remote gateway 58
- Installation 59 59
- 60 Installation 60
- Configuration 61
- User Interface Overview 62
- Local Gateway Configuration 63
- Remote Gateway Configuration 65
- Configuration 67 67
- 68 Configuration 68
- Maintenance 69
- 70 Maintenance 70
- Interoperability 71
- No feedback busy station 72
- Glossary 73
- 76 Index 76
- Voice Jitter Buffer 76
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