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26 Optional. Repeat steps 23 to 25 to define additional dial-in ranges.
27 Enter the MCU CLI (Calling Line Identification).
With dial-in connections, the MCU CLI indicates the MCU’s
number dialed by the participant. In a dial-out connection,
indicates the MCU (CLI) number as seen by the participant.
28 Click Save & Continue.
After clicking Save & Continue, you cannot use the Back button to
return to previous configuration dialog boxes.
The ISDN/PSTN Network Service is created and confirmed.
29 Click OK to continue the configuration.
The Spans dialog box opens displaying the following read-only
fields:
— ID – the connector on the ISDN RTM card (PRI1 to PRI12).
— Slot – the MPM+ card that the ISDN RTM card is connected to
(Media card 1, Media card 2, Media card 3 or Media card 4).
— Service – the ISDN/PSTN Network Service to which the span is
assigned.
— Clock Source – indicates if ISDN signaling synchronization is
being supplied by the Primary or Secondary clock source. The
first span to synchronize becomes the Primary clock source.
— State – the System Alert level of the span (Major, Minor). If there
are no span related alerts, this column contains no entries.
30 Click the check boxes in the Attached field to attach spans (E1 or T1
PRI lines) to the network service named in the Network Service Name
field. The Spans Table displays the configuration of all spans and all
ISDN network services in the system.
When using the Fast Configuration Wizard during First Entry
Configuration, you are defining the first ISDN/PSTN Network Service
in the system. Spans can only be attached to this service.
Spans can be attached to, or moved between ISDN Network
Services by using the ISDN/PSTN Network Services > ISDN
Properties > Spans tab in the RMX Web Client.
Each ISDN RTM card can support either 7 E1 or 9 T1 PRI lines.