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Enterprise Edge 2.0 IP Telephony Configuration Guide P0911590 Issue 02
Fallback to normal circuit-switched services configuration
If the measured Mean Opinion Score (MOS) exceeds the configured threshold for
any monitored gateway, the fallback to normal circuit-switched services is
triggered. This feature reroutes calls to other trunks such as PSTN, until the network
QoS improves to exceed the configured threshold.
IP trunks on the core telephony services use routes to determine which outgoing
facilities to use. A given destination code can have an alternate route configured.
This alternate route is used if the main route is not available to process calls. For
example, the alternate route is used if all the lines in a line pool are busy. See the
Systems Operation chapter of the Enterprise Edge Programming Operations
Guide. See Dialing plan section.
IP trunks also use this capability. One capability unique to IP trunks takes advantage
of the QoS monitoring that is part of IP Telephony. With fallback to normal circuit-
switched facilities enabled in the local gateway configuration, calls route to the
circuit-switched facilities if the QoS is below the permitted threshold.
The installer configures fallback as follows:
• Launch the Unified Manager.
• Select the IP Telephony radio button.
— Enable fallback in the local gateway configuration.
— Enable QoS monitoring for the required destinations in the remote gateway
configuration.
— Set the Tx and Rx thresholds (MOS numbers) for the required QoS.
• Launch Enterprise Edge Unified Manager.
— Configure all alternate routes for the IP trunks.
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