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Chapter 2 Prerequisites checklist 39

IP Telephony Configuration Guide

VoIP trunks

Complete this section if you are configuring VoIP trunks.

Table 9 VoIP trunk provisioning

Prerequisites Yes No

7.a Have you confirmed the remote gateway or Gatekeeper settings and access

codes required? (H.323 and SIP trunks).

7.b Have you determined the preferred codecs and payload sizes required for each

type of trunk and destination?

7.c Have you determined how you are going to split your VoIP resources between

H.323 and SIP trunks.

7.d Have you set up line parameters, determined line pools for H.323 and/or SIP

trunks, and set up routing and destination codes? Have you determined which

system telephones will have access to these routes?

7.e If you have not already assigned target lines, have you defined how you are going

to distribute them on your system?

7.f Have you decided if you are going to employ the fallback feature?

If yes, ensure that your routing and scheduling are set up. Ensure that QoS is

activated.

Network note: If your Business Communications Manager is part of a private

network, have the other Business Communications Managers in the network

been upgraded to BCM 3.5 or newer software or had QoS patch 3.0.0.25 (or

later) applied?

If there is a Meridian 1 on the network, is it running IPT 3.0 or newer?

If either of these conditions are not met, your H.323 trunks will not work correctly.

Refer to “Configuring local VoIP trunks” on page 85, “Setting up VoIP trunks for outgoing calls” on page

101, and “Optional VoIP trunk configurations” on page 129 for detailed configurations.

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