
8 Overview
Enterprise Edge 2.0 IP Telephony Configuration Guide P0911590 Issue 02
About this document
This guide provides information about the Enterprise Edge VoIP Gateway. This
guide is for both guide telecom and datacom engineers who design and install the
network. The assumption is that the telecom engineer understands how to engineer
the Enterprise Edge product portfolio, and get system voice and fax traffic statistics.
The assumption is that the datacom engineer understands the intranet architecture,
LAN implementation, tools for collecting and analyzing data network statistics, and
data network management systems. The terms installer and administrator used in
this document refer to either the telecom or datacom engineer. This guide contains
the following chapters:
• Engineering guidelines on page 15
• Engineering checklist on page 55
• Installation on page 57
• Configuration on page 61
• Maintenance on page 69
• Interoperability on page 71
System Functions
Enterprise Edge VoIP Gateway uses IP telephony to provide least cost routing of
voice traffic through a corporate intranet. VoIP Gateway provides the following:
• Basic calls with answer and disconnect supervision
• Direct Inward Dial (DID) and Direct Outward Dial (DOD)
• Calling name and number
• VoIP Gateway to M1-ITG capability
• ITU-H.323v2 compatible gateway
• ITU-H.323v2 Gatekeeper interoperability
• Economical bandwidth use through voice compression
• Economical bandwidth use through silence compression
• Quality of Service (QoS) monitoring of gateways
• Circuit-switched voice facilities fallback capability
The core telephony service made available through Enterprise Edge considers the
Enterprise Edge VoIP Gateway as a trunk. The IP trunk uses the trunking and
routing functionality of the Enterprise Edge product portfolio. The IP trunks are an
important part of the Enterprise Edge product portfolio.
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