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This table shows the profiles which would be required to carry out the call routing
shown in the diagram above:
Profile
Number
Profile Name
Source
Primary
Destination
DDIs
0
PSTN to PBX
1
101
*/*
1
PBX to PSTN
101
1
*/*
The PacketBand ISDN Chassis will route any calls from the PSTN to PacketBand ISDN
Chassis via its Logical Link 101, and any calls from the PacketBand ISDN Chassis to the
PSTN. The PacketBand ISDN Chassis will have the following routing configuration:
Profile
Number
Profile Name
Source
Primary
Destination
DDIs
0
PBX to PSTN
101
1
*/*
1
PSTN to PBX
1
101
*/*
Calls can now be passed between the two PacketBand ISDN Chassis.
5.8 Link Configuration
The Link Configuration option is used to configure
Logical Links
between PacketBand
ISDN Chassis. Each Logical Link can carry up to 32 ISDN channels.
1.
Click on
Link Configuration
2.
Select the first Logical Link;
LL101
3.
Tick the
Enable
checkbox
4.
Enter the IP address of the remote PacketBand ISDN Chassis
Note:
Each Logical Link can be configured with many settings for transport
across a Packet Switched Network. All of these options are described in the
PacketBand ISDN Chassis User Manual. The above settings are all that is
required to get a Logical Link running initially. A pair of PacketBand ISDN Chassis
working in a system should have identical Logical Link settings in order to pass
traffic across a PSN.
