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1. DN Name of user Set restrictions Schedule Use Filter Schedule Use Filter Set Lock Y N Normal 02 Sched 4 00 Allow Last Night 11 Sched 5 00 Allow Saved Evening 12 Sched 6 00 Allow link Lunch 13 Line set restrictions Line Line Line Schedule Use filter Schedule Use filter Schedule Use filter Normal Normal Normal Night Night Night Evening Evening Evening Lunch Lunch Lunch Sched 4 Sched 4 Sched 4 Sched 5 Sched 5 Sched 5 Sched 6 Sched 6 Sched 6 Line Line Line Schedule Use filter Schedule Use filter Schedule Use filter Normal Normal Normal Night Night Night Evening Evening Evening Lunch Lunch Lunch Sched 4 Sched 4 Sched 4 Sched 5 Sched 5 Sched 5 Sched 6 Sched 6 Sched 6 Line Line Line Schedule Use filter Schedule Use filter Schedule Use filter Normal Normal Normal Night Night Night Evening Evening Evening Lunch Lunch Lunch Sched 4 Sched 4 Sched 4 Sched 5 Sched 5 Sched 5 Sched 6 Sched 6 Sched 6 PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 16 Telephony Forms Capabilities and User Preferences There are two for
2. Select Select Enter these switch To assign To assign these To assign Andthis Custom DN bus offset settings these lines these DS30 range lines toa toa CTM8 lines toa _ channel CTM 4X16 and DNs 1 2 3 4 5 J6 Lower Lines 1 4 CTM DSM Upper lines 5 8 portion portion 5 0 on on on on off off 121 124 121 124 129 132 121 124 1 129 132 129 132 137 140 129 132 CH6 2 137 140 137 140 145 148 137 140 285 300 3 145 148 N A N A 145 148 6 0 on on on off on on 91 94 91 94 99 102 91 94 1 on on on 99 102 99 102 107 110 99 102 CH7 2 on on on 107 110 107 110 115 118 107 110 301 316 3 on on on 115 118 N A N A 115 118 7 0 on on on off on off 61 64 61 64 69 72 1 on on on 69 72 69 72 77 80 2 on on 77 80 77 80 85 88 da 3 on off off off on off 85 88 N A N A ASM 8 switch settings Select Select Enter these switch To Select Enter these switch To assign Custom DN bus offset settings assign offset settings these range 1 2 3 Ja 5 Jo tPese 1 l2 13 Ja 5 Jo PNs DNs 2 5 system upgraded to 3 0 New 3 0 system 2 0 on on on on on on 221 228 0 on on on on on on 221 228 1 on on on on on 228 236 1 on on on on on 228 236 2 on 377 384 2 on 237 2
3. Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 17 Media Services Card parameters WAN__ Summary IP Address Subnet Mask Link Protocol Frame Relay PPP Admin Status Disabled Enabled Frame Size WAN__ Line Parameters Channel Rate 64K 56K Line Coding B8ZS AMI Clock Source External Internal Line Polarity Normal Inverted Frame Type ESF SF D4 Pulse Density Disabled Enabled Channel List WAN__ PPP Parameters LCP Keep Alive Interval User Name LQR Timer Period Password Authentication Mode None PAP or CHAP Compression Disabled Enabled CHAP only Outgoing Authentication WAN__ Frame Relay ComputerName Password UserName Password LMI Type Original LMI ANSI T1 617 Annex D ITU T Q 933 Annex A Monitored Events Polling Interval DS Code Full Enquiry Interval Compression Enabled PVCs Error Threshold WAN __ Additional IP Addresses Access Rate Range IP Address Subnet Mask PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 18 System Setup Forms Copy this page if you are adding more than 30 PVC Congestion Control entries Media Services Card__ PVC Congestion Control Entry DLCI
4. Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 3 Excluded Address LAN1 Range Start Address End Address Range Start Address End Address PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 4 Data Settings Forms Reserved Address LAN1 Range IP Address MAC Address Client Name Client Description Lease Expiration date Lease Expiration time Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 5 Local Scope LAN2 Scope Specific Options LAN2 Name Description DNS Server WINS Server Lease Time Default Gateway Scope Status Enabled Disabled Address Range LAN2 Range Start Address End Address Range Start Address End Address PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 6 Data Settings Forms Excluded Address
5. Range Start Address End Address Range Start Address End Address Remote Reserved Address Range IP Address MAC Address Client Name Client Description PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 10 Data Settings Forms DNS DNS Summary Status Enabled Disabled IP Domain Primary and Secondary Server Forward Timeout Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 11 IP Routing RIP Global Settings RIP Log Level Errors Only Warnings Also Maximum Disabled Triggered Update Interval OSPF Global Settings OSPF Log Level Errors Only Warnings Also Maximum Disabled Router ID Authentication Type None Password Router Area ID IP Routing Summary Interface Routing Protocol RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None RIP OSPF None PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 12 Data Settings Forms RIP RIP Parameters
6. Interface Metric Routing Table Periodic Periodic Periodic Periodic Periodic Periodic Update Mode OnDemand On Demand On Demand On Demand On Demand On Demand Route Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Announcement RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 Type RIP2 RIP2 RIP2 RIP2 RIP2 RIP2 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 Compatible Compatible Compatible Compatible Compatible Compatible Route Accept Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Type RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 RIP2 RIP2 RIP2 RIP2 RIP2 RIP2 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 RIP1 Compatible Compatible Compatible Compatible Compatible Compatible Route Expiration Interval Route Removal Interval Route Announcement Interval Route Tag Poisoned Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Reverse Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Triggered Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Updates Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Announce Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Default Route Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Accept Default Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Split Actual Route Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Poisoned Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Setti
7. Spd 01 70 External EA External Autodial Display Bypass Memory E External number PL Prime line digits Restrictions button PC Pool code L Line RT Use Routing Table 62 EA Ef PL PC L RT Y N Y N 63 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 64 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 65 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 66 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 67 EA Ef PL PC L RT Y N Y N 68 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 69 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 70 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 35 Scheduled Services The following tables allow you to set the parameters for managing services within your telephone network e Common Settings on page 35 e Ringing Service on page 37 e Restriction Service on page 41 e Routing Service on page 41 Common Settings You can change the name and details of schedules Use this form to keep track of any changes The defaults are listed Service control password Schedule Name Schedule Name Schedule 0 Normal read only Schedule 1 Night Schedule 4 Sched 4 Schedule 2 Evening Schedule 5 Sched 5 Schedule 3 Lunch Schedule 6 Sched 6 Schedule Times Monday Sched Start Time Stop Time Tuesday Sched Start Time Stop Time Default Default Default Default Night 2300 0700 Night 2300 0700 Eve
8. SNMP Trap Community Trap Community Name Manager IP Address Trap Community Name Manager IP Address List List PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 24 Data Settings Forms Web Cache Web Cache Attributes Server Address Garbage Collection Interval hours Cache Mode Enabled Disabled Cache Maximum Life hours Cache Size Maximum Server Threads Net Link Mgr Primary WAN Connection Mode Permanent Dialup Status Enabled Disabled Up Primary WAN Connection Settings Permanent Next Hop on Primary Link Up Poll Interval seconds Switch Over Delay seconds Down Poll Interval seconds Backup Dial up Interface Primary WAN Connection Settings Dialup Primary Dial up Interface NTP Client settings NTP Client Settings NTP Server Address Set Time Every seconds seconds Maximum Time Adjustment Minimum Time Adjustment seconds Exit After Setting Time Once Enabled Disabled Start Type NTPClient Service Automatic Manual Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 25 NAT Copy this page for each interface you are configuring
9. PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 38 System Setup Forms Wireless base station programming If you choose to add a wireless product to your system fill out the appropriate charts below to keep track of the hardware and system configurations Companion programming charts The next four pages contain charts specific to programming the Companion information This form records your Companion system setup Remember you must also fill out a DN record for each handset to determine lines and restrictions Companion Registration Registration Enabled Y N Notes Credits Registration Password DN DN status Answer DN DN DN status Answer DN check each DN stationary telephone check each DN stationary telephone in service assigned to this set in service assigned to this set 565 580 566 581 567 582 568 583 569 584 570 585 571 586 572 587 573 588 574 589 575 590 576 591 577 592 578 593 579 594 Note Ensure the DN type is set to Companion 596 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 39 Companion Radio data System LID Radio Cell Assignment Antenna Type Radio Cell Assignment Antenna Type Internal External
10. Data terminals Auxiliary equipment Quantity Equipment Quantity Equipment Analog Terminal Adapter ATA or ATA2 External paging equipment External music source Station auxiliary power supply Auxiliary ringer Shoulder rest Headset Companion specific equipment Plug Top Power Supply Radio frequency RF filter kit P0993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 6 System Setup Forms System Keycodes If you have any optional applications such as CallPilot or PRI networks you need keycodes to activate the features Make a note of these codes as they may not get regenerated in some upgrade circumstances Keycode Application Date entered Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 7 System Users Copy as needed You use passwords to access the Unified Manager and various components of the system The passwords provided below are default system passwords Ensure that you change these passwords as soon as your system has been installed and tested You can create system passwords for various levels of access in the Unified Manager under Management User Management Ensure that you maintain at least one supervisory password with full privileges You will also enter passwords
11. Must be LAN or WAN card Codec settings No two preferences can use the same codecs 1st Preferred Codec 2nd Preferred Codec 3rd Preferred Codec 4th Preferred Codec Silence Compression DisabledEnabled Jitter Buffer NONE AUTO SMALL MEDIUM LARGE Fallback to Circuit Enabled All Enabled TDM only Disabled Switched Call Signaling Direct GatekeeperResolved GatekeeperRouted Gatekeeper IP Alias Names Registration TTL seconds Gateway Protocol None SL1 CSE PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 34 System Setup Forms Remote Gateway programming Complete the following table for every Remote Gateway If you have more than two Remote Gateways make duplicates of this page Remote Gateway Name Destination IP QoS Monitor Disabled Enabled Transmit Threshold Receive Threshold Gateway Type BCM 3 0 BCM2 5 Gateway Protocol None SL1 CSE BCM 2 0 ITG IMS CSE 1000 CS 3000 Netmeeting Destination Digits Fallback Route Must be physical line to same destination such as T1 or SL 1 MCDN Comments Remote Gateway Name Destination IP QoS Monitor Disabled Enabled Transmit Threshold Receive Threshold Gateway Type BCM 3 0 BCM 2 5 BCM 2 0 ITG CSE 1000 CS 3000 Netmeeting Gateway Protocol IMS None SL1 CSE Destination Digits Fallback R
12. OUTWATS INWATS International INWATS Maximum incoming ______ Maximum outgoing Switched Digital Nine hundred Private PRI C Public Tie Foreign Exchange Minimum incoming ____ Minimum outgoing a OUTWATS INWATS International INWATS Maximum incoming ______ Maximum outgoing Switched Digital Nine hundred Private PRI D Public Tie Foreign Exchange Minimum incoming Minimum outgoing qn OUTWATS INWATS International INWATS Maximum incoming _______ Maximum outgoing Switched Digital Nine hundred Private PRI E Public Tie Foreign Exchange Minimum incoming ____ Minimum outgoing A OUTWATS INWATS International INWATS Maximum incoming ______ Maximum outgoing Switched Digital Nine hundred Private PRI F Public Tie Foreign Exchange Minimum incoming _________ Minimum outgoing OUTWATS INWATS International INWATS Maximum incoming ______ Maximum outgoing Switched Digital Nine hundred Private Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 5 Loops attributes Note The loop type dictates which fields appear Loop Protocol ONN blocking state Clock source Sampling S loop only Overlap receiving SPID Loop Protocol ONN blocking state Clock source Sampling S loop only Overlap receiving SPID Loop Protocol ONN blocking state Clock source Sampling S l
13. VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 29 PPTP Tunnels Tunnel Name Incoming Password Port Name VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7
14. CIR Committed Burst BC Excess Burst BE Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 19 System Setup Forms Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 20 System Setup Forms Dial Up Resources If you are using dial up connections to your LAN or WAN use these records to record the settings RAS Server TCP IP Configuration Allow Network Access Yes No Static IP Address Pool Address Mask V 90 Modem parameters V 90 Summary parameters IP Address RemoteAssigned Status V 90 Link parameters Enabled Disabled Connect Disconnect Telephone Number Speaker Mode Enabled Disabled Alternate Telephone Number IP Header Compression Enabled Disabled Connect Rate 57600 9600 38400 4800 19200 Software Compression Enabled Disabled Dial Retries Hardware Compression Enabled Disabled Dial Interval V 90 Access parameters PPP LCP Extensions Enabled Disabled Authentication AllowClearText EncryptedOnly Two Way Authentication Enabled Disabled User ID name password Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 21 ISDN Dial Up parameters Add ISD
15. IP Clients IP Trunks Media Gateways Voice Ports Fax WAN PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 24 System Setup Forms Identifying lines and modules Note the lines numbers and DNs your system has activated either through media bay modules voice over IP VoIP lines or target lines This section includes tables that show the switch settings for each type of media bay module Voice over IP lines circle the VoIP lines that you have keycodes for 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 Refer to 011 012 013 014 015 016 017 018 019 020 Voice over IP trunks on 021 022 023 024 025 026 027 028 029 030 page 32for 031 032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039 040 VolP system setup 041 042 043 044 045 046 047 048 049 050 051 052 053 054 055 056 057 058 059 060 Notes e You cannot mix line types in a line pool VoIP trunks can only be in line pools with other VoIP trunks VoIP trunks can be used to create an MCDN network link Active application DNs and IP telephone DNs Application DNs such as CallPilot and telephony DNs like DISA are obtained from the same MSC source as IP telephony DNs You must ensure that the system assigns these DNs only in one place Application or IP telephone name DNs DN range Assigned Business Communications Manag
16. PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 46 Telephony Forms Hospitality Services requires keycode Photocopy pages before using Hospitality system Service change Desk password Room condition password features time Alarm Data Attempts Retry interval Alarm duration Time format in seconds 12 3 45 2345678 9 10 15 20 25 30 12 hour 35 40 45 50 24 hour Expired alarms Notify set None DN Use tone N Y Call permissions restriction filters Vacant filter Basic filter Mid filter Full filter Set room settings DN Requires desk DN Requires desk DN Requires desk Room Number password Room Number password Room password N Y N Y Number N Y DN Requires desk DN Requires desk DN Requires desk Room Number password Room Number password Room password N Y N Y Number N Y DN Requires desk DN Requires desk DN Requires desk Room Number password Room Number password Room password N Y N Y Number N Y DN Requires desk DN Requires desk DN Requires desk Room Number password Room Number password Room password N Y N Y Number N Y DN Requires desk DN Requires desk DN Requires desk Room Number password Room Number password Room password N Y N Y Number N Y DN Requires desk DN Requires desk DN Requires desk Room Number password Room Number password Room password N Y N
17. SWCA controls Associate SWCA key to call Manually while parked Automatically life of call Manually life of call Include I C calls when auto associating N Y Invoke SWCA parking by HOLD N Y Include I C calls when invoked by HOLD N Y Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 3 System Settings Lines and DNs Make a copy for each trunk line or type of trunk line you are installing Fill out a copy of this page for all the lines on your system including VoIP trunks Note that some of the options do not appear for some types of lines Line configuration VoIP Lines 001 060 requires keycode to activate Physical Lines 061 233 Target Lines 241 492 Line Name Voice Message Center 1 2 3 4 5 None Control set None Default DN If this is a target line DN what DN is it mapped to Use remote package Received Number except target lines Public target lines only Note If your system is part of a private network the target line received number must match the DN assigned to the telephone Trunk Line Data options vary depending on type of trunk Trunk Type DNs assigned with this line Line Type CLID set Use auxiliary ringer Dial mode Auto privacy Full autohold Received Trunk mode Loss package If busy Answer mod
18. lt lt Z Z Z Z 2 2 Z2 Z Z2 Z Z2 Z Z z z z Line Ring group name Aux ringer Sched 6 settings Line Ring group name Aux ringer lt lt lt lt lt J lt lt z z z z z z z z z z z z Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record lt lt lt lt lt lt J lt Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z2 Z Z Z2 Z Z 2 P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 41 Restriction Service Schedule Service Setting Night Off Auto Manual Evening Off Auto Manual Lunch Off Auto Manual Sched 4 Off Auto Manual Sched 5 Off Auto Manual Sched 6 Off Auto Manual Routing Service Schedule Service Setting Overflow Night Off Auto Manual Evening Off Auto Manual Y N Lunch Off Auto Manual Y N Sched 4 Off Auto Manual Y N Sched 5 Off Auto Manual Y N Sched 6 Off Auto Manual Y N PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 42 Telephony Forms Restriction Filters Photocopy as required Your system can have a maximum of 100 restriction filters The wildcard is a capital A which allows any digit from 0 to 9 Restriction Restrictions Digits Overrides Digits Notes filt
19. Bus 05 Ports on Bus Port 0501 to 0532 Bus 06 Ports on Bus Port 0601 to 0632 Bus 07 Ports on Bus Port 0701 to 0732 Bus 08 Data module Line pool access Line assignment Interfaces Interface 02 25 Line assignment Ports on Bus Port 0801 to 0828 P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 11 Services Telephony Services System DNs Active Set DNs DN XXX XXX General Line Access Line Assignment Line pool access Answer DNs Capabilities Call Forward Hotline ATA settings Intrusion User preferences Button programming User speed dials Restrictions Set restrictions Schedule Line set restrictions Line XXX Telco Features Active Companion DNs DN XXX XXX Active Application DNs DN XXX XXX Inactive DNs Set DNs DN XXX XXX Companion DNs DN XXX XXX All inactive DNs DN XXX XXX All ISDN DECT DNs DN XXX XXX All system DNs DN XXX XXX PO993135 03 Lines VolP lines Enabled VoIP lines All VoIP lines Lines 001 060 Physical lines Enabled Physical lines All Physical lines Lines 061 233 Target lines Lines 241 492 All lines Lines 001 492 General Trunk Line data Restrictions Line restrictions Remote restrictions Telco features Loops Loop XXX SPID Restriction Filters Filter 00 99 Restrictions Restriction 01 Overrides Call Routing Routes Route XX Destination Codes XXX Schedules Schedule Services Ringing Service Ring Groups Ring Group 001 100 Sets DN XXX Schedules Night Line settings Note Not P
20. IPX Routing Summary Internal Network Number IPX Global Settings IPX Log Level Errors Only Warnings Also Maximum Disable RIP Global Settings RIP Log Level Errors Only Warnings Also Maximum Disable SAP Global Settings SAP Log Level Errors Only Warnings Also Maximum Disable Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 17 IPX Packet Filters Copy this page for each interface to which you want to add IPX Input Filters or if you need more than 10 Input Filters IPX Filter Packet Summary Settings Interface Input Filter Action Deny Permit Network Number Output Filter Action Deny Permit Frame Type Ethernet Il Ethernet 802 2 Ethernet 802 3 Ethernet SNAP Default Packet Input Filters Packet Input Filter Source Network Number Source Network Mask Source Node Source Socket Destination Network Number Destination Network Mask Destination Node Destination Socket Packet Type Packet Input Filter Source Network Number Source Network Mask Source Node Source Socket Destination Network Number Destination Network Mask Destination Node Destination Socket Packet Type PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 18 Data Settings Forms Copy this page for each interface to which you want to add I
21. LAN2 Range Start Address End Address Range Start Address End Address Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 7 Reserved Address LAN2 Range IP Address MAC Address Client Name Client Description Lease Expiration Date Lease Expiration Time PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 8 Data Settings Forms Remote Scope Add Remote Scope Copy this page for each Remote Scope you are adding Subnet name IP Address Subnet Comment Remote Scope Specific Options Subnet Mask Name Description DNS Server WINS Server Lease Time Default Gateway Scope Status Enabled Disabled Remote Address Range Range Start Address End Address Range Start Address End Address Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 9 Copy this page for each Remote Scope you are adding Remote Excluded Address
22. Telephony programming General Telephony Settings Direct dial sets new table direct dial sets existing feature moved from another location CAP settings CAP 7 12 additional module positions added Feature settings new table existing features new feature Force auto spd dial over ic conf Destination codes new table added alternate route scheduling Capabilities and User Preferences Form 2 Receive short tones ATA dvc SM supervisor Frequency adjustments for ATA SM supervisor is a new feature Button programming 12004 and 2002 button programming new tables Hunt groups Silent monitor new table new feature General information This section provides you with a quick reference to information that might be required by service personnel or by customer support Customer Company Address Telephone Billing number Supplier Address Telephone Fax email System coordinator Telephone Email Installer Customer service representative Installation date System notes Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 3 System identification and initialization information Most of this information is specified in the Quick Start Wizard when you first start your system Some of the settings can be adjusted within the Unified Manager System information Where to find or enter the informat
23. AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 45 Silent Monitor These are the system settings for FEATURE 550 To designate a two line display telephone as a supervisor telephone for this feature refer to the Capabilities section for each telephone that you want to designate as allowing Silent monitoring General Settings Silent Monitor SM passwd Default 745368 SILENT Monitoring mode SM set DNs 1 to 15 Monitoring mode SM set DNs 16 to 30 Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone Silent Entry tone
24. Business Series Terminal Media Bay Modules T7000 Business Series Terminal Quantity DS30 M7324 N Trunk modules M7324 N with CAPs N DTM Lines M7100 N telephone CTM Lines M7208 N telephone CTM8 Lines M7310 N telephone 4X16 Lines DNs T7000 DECT DNs M7310 with Busy Lamp Field BLF ISDN BRI Lines NOTE Some models are not available for all profiles Trunk lines Other types of telephones Quantity Type Type of line Conference phone Analog Single line telephone Emergency telephone ISDN BRI IP telephones require keycodes ISDN PRI i2002 IP telephone VoIP requires keycode i2004 IP telephone NetMeeting trunks i2050 Nortel Networks Software Phone NetVision telephone NetVision Data telephone Station modules Wireless Cordless telephones Quantity DS30 ASM Companion C3020 Portable Telephone ASM8 Companion C3020 charger DSM16 16 Companion C3050 Portable Telephone DSM 32 32 Companion C3050 charger Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 5 Companion C3060 Portable Telephone Specialty modules Companion C3060 charger Type T S Ports Fiber Expansion Module FEM C1110 Base Stations PCI DDI Mux data and telephony combined DECT cordless handsets DECT base stations T7406 cordless handsets T7406 base stations
25. DN User name Type of NetVision Non data Data Configuration NVPA telephone application used Destination Public IP address of the Business Handset IP address Gateway Communications Manager IP address DN User name Type of NetVision Non data Data Configuration NVPA telephone application used Destination Public IP address of the Business Handset IP address Gateway Communications Manager IP address DN User name Type of NetVision Non data Data Configuration NVPA telephone application used Destination Public IP address of the Business Handset IP address Gateway Communications Manager IP address DN User name Type of NetVision Non data Data Configuration NVPA telephone application used Destination Public IP address of the Business Handset IP address Gateway Communications Manager IP address Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 31 NetVision SWCA key Button Programming Photocopy as required To make SWCA key positions available on a NetVision telephone you need to assign specific SWCA codes to the button programming record for that telephone The telephone does not have physical buttons but once the SWCA keys are activated the user can use the SWCA commands to park calls that can then be shared with other telephones Refer to the Telephone Feature Programming Guide for details about sett
26. Default to Intercom PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 32 Telephony Forms System Speed Dial Settings You can choose a set of speed dial settings that will apply to all telephones on the system However these settings are overridden by any user speed dial settings later by individual users Spd 01 70 External EA External Autodial Display Bypass Memory E External number PL Prime line digits Restrictions button PC Pool code L Line RT Use Routing Table 1 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 2 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 3 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 4 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 5 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 6 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 7 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 8 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 9 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 10 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 11 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 12 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 13 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 14 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 15 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 16 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 17 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 18 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 19 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 20 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 21 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 22 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 23 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 24 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 25 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 26 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 27 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 28 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 29 EA E PL PC L RT IY N
27. Quick Start Wizard to set up the initial data and telephony features for your system As well there other wizards that can be used to add telephony and DECT records and renumber the DN record Wizards are described in detail in the Business Communications Manager Programming Operations Guide The Unified Manager user interface provides access to all system configuration menus Note The following navigation menu listings are general examples only What appears under these headings depends on what hardware setup you have configured All the information on the forms in your Programming Record can be found through the Unified Manager navigation menus under Resources and Services PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 10 System Setup Forms Resources LAN LAN1 LAN2 WAN WAN1 WAN2 Media Services Card MSC Configuration DTMF Configuration Media Bay Modules Bus 01 Ports on Bus Port 0101 to 0132 Bus 02 Ports on Bus Port 0201 to 0232 Channels B1 Addons Bus 03 Modules on Bus Module 1 Provision Loops Loop 301 304 Module 2 Ports on Bus Port 0301 to 0332 Addons Addon01 Addon02 Dial UP V 90 ModemBackup ISDN PPOE DECT Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record Media Bay Modules Bus 04 Modules on Bus Module 1 Call by call service selection Foreign Exchange FX Inwats 800 T1 Parameters Provision Lines 211 233 Module 2 Module 3 Ports on Bus Port 0401 to 0432 Addons
28. Record 36 System Setup Forms Describing the networks Complete an entry for every network node that is connected to your Business Communications Manager including connections to the public network PSTN Network Trunks Node type M1 BCM Norstar PSTN enter your system first Location name Network ID Start and End DNs DN type Line pool or Route number your system Destination access code dial string to remote node Destination access code dial string from remote node PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB PRIV PUB Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 37 Complete an entry for each node on the private network that is not connected directly to your Business Communications Manager Remote nodes on telephony network Node type M1 BCM Norstar PSTN Location name Network ID Start and End DNs Line pool or Route number from your system Location of node that routes to remote node Destination access code dial string to remote node Destination access code dial string from remote node
29. TFTP__ Gopher__ DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ Finger__ HTTP__H 323__ POP__ NNTP Finger__ HTTP__H 323__ POP__ NNTP NetBios__ RPC__SUNNFS__ DCOM__ NetBios__ RPC__ SUNNFS__ DCOM__ 1 65535 1 65535 Destination IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Destination IP Destination Range Mask Destination Port Range ALL__ FTP__ Telnet__SMTP__SNMP__ ALL__ FTP__ Telnet__ SMTP__ SNMP DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ Finger__ HTTP__H 323__ POP__ NNTP Finger __ HTTP__H 323__ POP__ NNTP NetBios__ RPC__SUNNFS__ DCOM__ NetBios__ RPC__ SUNNFS__ DCOM__ 1 65535 1 65535 Source Routing Present Absent Ignore Present Absent Ignore IP Options Present Absent Ignore Present Absent Ignore Quick Yes No Yes No PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 48 Data Settings Forms Interface LAN WAN WAN2 Firewall Output Filters Rule Setting V90 1 ModemBackup Rule Name OR Stateful Yes No Yes No Disposition Block Pass Block Pass Protocol IP__ TCP__ UDP__ TCP UDP__ ICMP IP__ TCP__ UDP__ TCP UDP__ICMP__ OSPF__ PPTP__ IPSEC_AH OSPF__ PPTP__ IPSEC_AH IPSEC_ESP IPSEC_ESP Source IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Source IP Source Range Mask Source Port Range ALL__ FTP__ Telnet__ SMTP__SNMP___ ALL__ FTP__ Telnet__ SMTP__ SNMP DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ DNS__
30. VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VNP9 VNP10 PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 30 Data Settings Forms Copy this page for each PPTP tunnel you are configuring or if you are adding more than 17 Destination Networks PPTP Tunnel Summary Interface IP Address IP Address Mode Local Fixed RemoteAssigned Description Status Enabled Disabled Connect Disconnect PPTP Tunnel Link Parameters Remote PPTP Server Connection type Persistent On Demand Primary Remote PPTP Server Idle timeout Secondary Retry interval Data Compression Enabled Disabled Connect retries 012 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PPTP Tunnel Authentication Parameters Authentication Type AllowClearText EncryptedOnly Microsoft Encrypted Only Two Way Authentication Enabled Disabled User ID Data encryption Enabled Disabled Password PPTP Destination Networks Entry Destination Network Subnet Mask Preference Level Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 31 IPSec IPSec global settings Encryption O ESP 3DES SHA1 O ESP DES40 SHA1 O ESP 3DES MD5 O ESP DES40 MD5 O ESP DES56 SHA1 O AH Authentication_Only SHA1 O ESP DES56 MD5 O AH Authentication_Only MD5 Status Enabl
31. Y N Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 33 Spd 01 70 External EA External Autodial Display Bypass Memory E External number PL Prime line digits Restrictions button PC Pool code L Line RT Use Routing Table 30 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 31 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 32 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 33 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 34 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 35 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 36 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 37 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 38 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 39 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 40 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 41 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 42 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 43 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 44 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 45 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 46 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 47 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 48 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 49 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 50 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 51 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 52 EA E PL PC L RT Y N Y N 53 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 54 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 55 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 56 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 57 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 58 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 59 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 60 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N 61 EA E PL PC L RT IY N Y N P0993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 34 Telephony Forms
32. Yes No Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Post Install Forms 3 Voice Mail Settings Allow LAN CTE Desktop Photocopy as required Clients Domain User Account Yes No Domain User Account DNs Extensions Domain User Account DNs Extensions IP Address IP Address DNs Extensions IP Address DNs Extensions Machine Name Machine Name DNs Extensions Machine Name DNs Extensions PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 4 Post Install Forms Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03
33. a 3 5 DS30 split you cannot use DS30 06 for the DDI Mux When you use a 3 5 split DS30 07 is not available for the data module portion of the DDI Mux You cannot use DS30 07 for the DDI Mux If you assign DS30 07 there is no DS30 channel available for the data module portion of the DDI Mux DDI Mux module configuration settings Work site Address Telephone Installer Install date Notes Module settings Protocol V 35 a Fixed Access Line____ Channel ____ Line____ Channel ____ Line____ Channel ____ Line____ Channel ____ Line____ Channel ____ Line____ Channel ____ Line____ Channel ____ Line____ Channel ____ Line____ Channel ____ Line____ Channel ____ Line____ Channel __ Line____ Channel___ Line____ Channel___ Line____ Channel___ Line____ Channel__ Line____ Channel__ Line____ Channel__ Line____ Channel__ Line____ Channel___ Line____ Channel__ Line____ Channel ___ Line____ Channel__ Line____ Channel__ Line____ Channel___ oe aa Of a Manual DTE Q Manual DS30 Q Automatic DTE O P0993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 32 System Setup Forms Installed telephones and other hardwired devices Have the technician who wires your internal telephone ports fill out this list Copy this page before using Using the list fill out a Telephone Record for each telephone that you activate Each list provides the entries for one DS30 bus that has media
34. bay modules assigned to use all the offsets DS30 BUS Name or location Module Telephones Telephones First Second Third Port Single density Double density module module DN module DN 16 lines per 32 lines per DN range range range DS30 DS30 X01 1 17 X02 2 18 X03 3 19 X04 4 20 X05 5 21 X06 6 22 X07 7 23 X08 8 24 X09 9 25 X10 10 26 X11 11 27 X12 12 28 X13 13 29 X14 14 30 X15 15 31 X16 16 32 If you are working with an upgraded system you will note that the second level of 16 DNs 17 32 are not consecutive to the first 16 DNs This was done so that you would not have to change your existing telephone DNs after you upgraded your 2 5 system to Business Communications Manager 3 0 Remember that you can run the DN Renumbering Wizard if you want to realign the DNs once you have configured your telephones Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 33 Voice over IP trunks If any of the trunks on your system are VoIP trunks complete the following tables Each remote network connection gateway must also be configured Refer to Remote Gateway programming on page 34 System Configuration Echo cancellation Enabled Disabled Enabled w NLP G 723 1 Data Rate Reserved Media Gateway Codec 5 3 kbp 6 3 kbps G 711 G 729 G 723 H 323 Trunks Published IP address
35. both WAN1 and WAN2 16 Media Services Card parameters 000 ccc eee eee eee 17 DialUp Re Oulees suo os O IAE AS 20 V 90 Modem parameters vision a RRA 20 ISDN Dial Up parameters sommerirsrrs oros erre 21 ISDN Channel Caraciorislos occccuieos biden rear 21 PRUE espias iO A A AA A 22 Media Services Card MSC Resources 0 00 cece eee eee 23 Identifying lines and modules c ccakiadasenen dada seen eddie SeeEaedadesaee 24 Voice over IF nNOS so casara A eRe SHAS 24 Active application DNs and IP telephone DNs 002 0c eee eee 24 Media Bay Module Lines and DNS 0 0 0 cc eee ees 25 Media Bay Modules sellings y 10 eee Remedios dh ed Gas de RRA 25 DTM Sri SETAS aro ade 26 BRI settings switch settings lt 5 ovirisis rr rrdds ara 26 CTM CTM8 and 4X16 CTM DSM switch settings 26 ASM 8 swith Settings ise correr AR AAA RRA awe 27 DECT module switch setings i cconorroorsos errar 28 DSM16 16 and DSM 32 32 single density settings upgraded 2 5 system 28 DSM16 and DSM 32 double density settings upgraded 2 5 system 29 DSM16 16 and DSM 32 32 single density settings new system 29 DSM16 and DSM 32 double density settings new system 30 DDI Mux module switch settings 0 00 eee 31 DDI Mux module configuration settings oooooooommo o 31 P0993135 02 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programmi
36. 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 8 Telephony Forms System Access Codes Park prefix O 1 3 4 5 7 8 9 None Extrni code Oo 1 3 4 5 7 8 9 None Direct dial digit o 1 3 4 5 7 8 9 None Auto DN None Received DISA DN None Received Private Access Code 0 1 3 4 5 7 8 9 None Carrier 1 2 4 Carrier Code Code prefix O 1 2 3 012 3 4 0 1 2 3 4 0 1 2 3 4 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 5 6 7 8 9 5 6 7 8 9 5 6 7 8 9 6 7 8 9 None None None None None ID length Line Pool codes refer to Line pools and Line Pool codes on page 4 Remote Access Packages Pkg Remote Line pool access Access code 4 page la TB Tc Jo F la H jt lu k Jc Im IN Jo PRI PRI PRI PRI PRI PRI A B C D E F 1 Y N 9 2 Y N 3 Y N 4 Y N 5 Y N 6 Y N 7 Y N 8 Y N 9 Y N 10 Y N 11 Y N 12 Y N 13 Y N 14 Y N 15 Y N Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 9 Telephony Forms External Access COS Passwords Pswd Assigned to Password User filter Line filter Remote pkg 00 99 owner of password None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None F
37. 10 N T7316 also includes T7406 M7324 N IP O i2004 i2050 O 2002 O IPWIs Symbol NetVision O ISDN or DECT O Companion O Other Intl set O M7000 T 7000 Accessories Analog only M7324 IP Telephone NetVision telephone O BLF telephones configurations configuration Refer to O ATA2 O CAP Refer to Nortel IP Netvision handset Terminals programming H 323 configurations on page Terminals on page 30 28 Comments Is this telephone part of a range of telephones with the same features Range Note any unique features about this telephone or the user Control set Call log passwords default is start DN Prime Line None I C Line __ Pool____ Intercom Keys 0123 45 6 7 8 OLI None Note M7100 N T7100 and M7000 T7000 sets do not have intercom or line keys Answer DNs Appear amp Ring Appear only First display Name Number Line DNs of sets to be Ring only blank Unassigned Auto Called ID Y N answered NEXT STEP 1 Assign Lines and Line Pools including Target Lines refer to Assigning Trunk Line Data on page 14 NEXT STEP 2 Assign Set and Line Set Restrictions refer to Assigning Restrictions on page 15 NEXT STEP 3 Assign Capabilities and User Preferences refer to Capabilities and User Preferences on page 16 and Button Programming on page 18 This does not apply to ISDN devices DECT or Companion portable systems IP telephones configuration tables e Nortel IP Terminals
38. 13 DN B15 DN B17 DN B19 DN B23 DN B24 DN B25 DN B26 DN B27 DN B29 DN B31 DN B33 DN PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 24 Telephony Forms Model M7324 Button Programming and CAP Assignments pi M7324 N o o M7324N B01 B13 B03 B15 B02 B04 B16 BOS B17 B03 B1 B08 B20 506 Cesu 4 B22 B09 B21 B11 B23 B08 B16 B24 4 Y Y CAP modules Make copies of this form for each CAP configuration you are installing Button Line EA External Autodial Internal Feature number Intercom E External number PL Prime line Autodial Answer DN PC Pool code L Line RT Use Routing Table T7324 programming B01 DN B02 DN B03 DN B04 DN B05 DN B06 DN B07 DN B08 DN B09 DN B10 DN B11 DN B12 DN B13 DN B14 DN B15 DN B16 DN B17 DN Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 25 CAP modules Make copies of this form for each CAP configuration you are installing Button
39. 44 3 on 385 392 3 on 245 252 0 237 244 0 253 260 1 on 245 252 1 on 261 268 2 on 393 400 2 on 269 275 3 on 401 408 3 on 276 284 0 253 260 0 285 292 1 on 261 268 1 on 293 300 2 on 409 416 2 on 301 308 3 on 417 424 3 on 309 316 0 269 276 0 317 324 1 on 277 284 1 on 325 332 2 on 425 432 2 on 333 340 3 on 433 440 3 on 341 348 PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 28 System Setup Forms Select Select Enter these switch To Select Enter these switch To assign Custom DN bus offset settings assign offset settings these range these DNs DNs 285 292 349 356 293 300 1 on 357 364 441 448 eZ on 365 372 RS on off off off on on 449 456 RS on off off off on on 373 380 301 308 381 388 309 316 389 396 457 454 397 404 455 472 405 412 1 on CARED on SEER on ERLE A The extensions listed are based on a three digit DN with a Start DN of 221 If your system has longer DNs or a different Start DN enter the range in the blank column If your system is configured with a 3 5 DS30 split DS30 07 is not available Available only on systems set to FDD Available only on systems set to FDD with a 2 6 DS30 split DECT module switch settings The DECT module has the same switch settings as the DSM16 single density It should be ins
40. 5 PIO RITO rr A ARA 37 Ringing Service scheduling 2 22n0eendncdaw ne a kaii 39 Restriction SSP seri id AA 41 ns A podeeeede Rooee aes 41 HestriciOn FIS lt lt 255 lt enn yess so rr AAA AS 42 HOR TODS AAA O ded dee eben 44 P0993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record SENT NON seriada A 45 Ea A A 46 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 1 System DNs After you set up your system telephony LAN WAN and MSC settings you are ready to configure the telephony parameters for your system There are some settings that are general to all or most telephony services Fill out these pages before you configure specific device information General Telephony Settings on page 1 System Settings Lines and DNs on page 3 Target Lines on page 6 System Access Codes on page 8 e Remote Access Packages on page 8 e External Access COS Passwords on page 9 General Telephony Settings The telephony portion of your system has settings that apply to all the equipment and features Use this table to note these settings DN lengths 3 4 5 6 7 Received length 23 4 5 6 7 Network Dialing Plan UDP CDP None ONN Blocking Tone Pulse BRI Voice message center External Message Wait Message Wait numbers Indication String Cancellation String Cente
41. DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ Finger__ HTTP__H 323__ POP__ NNTP Finger__ HTTP__H 323__ POP__ NNTP NetBios__ RPC__SUNNFS__ DCOM__ NetBios__ RPC__ SUNNFS__ DCOM__ 1 65535 1 65535 Destination IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Destination IP Destination Range Mask Destination Port Range ALL__ FTP__ Telnet__SMTP__SNMP__ ALL__ FTP__ Telnet__ SMTP__ SNMP DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ Finger__ HTTP__H 323__ POP__ NNTP Finger __ HTTP__H 323__ POP__ NNTP NetBios__ RPC__SUNNFS__ DCOM__ NetBios__ RPC__ SUNNFS__ DCOM__ 1 65535 1 65535 Source Routing Present Absent Ignore Present Absent Ignore IP Options Present Absent Ignore Present Absent Ignore Quick Yes No Yes No Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Return to Programming Record forms Telephony Settings RTEL NETWORKS Contents Telephony settings SVM DNS comicos cisne 1 General Telephony Settings heii dol eee das Ode de ee ok 8 1 System Settings Lines and DNS e orar rada 3 Line COPIA 0 AAA AAA AAA 3 Line pools and Line Pool codes 2 00 cece eee 4 PRIME pool Seting ocre A kepie eet eheas 4 A Seok Cee ETERS RP ETRE od ea 5 TALLOS os aie tad pect ba Son ae yt ee Ba ah eee ee eed 6 System Access Codes poked eee d sees oyeed ee he dee eed RCS ee se eee Seen 8 Remote Access PACKAGES 2 40408 246 Seeded dod dow eee deen cee a 8 External Access COS Passwords 00 e eee
42. FS___ UNISTIM___ SUNNFS___ UNISTIM___ 1 65535 1 65535 1 65535 PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 26 Data Settings Forms NAT Rule Settings Continued Rule Name Direction In Out Both In Out Both In Out Both Protocol IP TCP UDP TCP UDP IP TCP UDP TCP UDP IP TCP UDP TCP UDP Private IP Type Fixed Fixed Fixed Private IP Private Range Mask Private Port ALL FTP Telnet ALL FTP Telnet ALL FTP Telnet Range SMTP___ SNMP___ SNMP SMTP___ SNMP___ SNMP SMTP___ SNMP___ SNMP Trap DNS TFTP Trap DNS TFTP Trap DNS TFTP Gopher___ Finger___ Gopher__ Finger___ Gopher___ Finger___ HTTP___H 323__ POP3___ HTTP H 323 POP3 HTTP H 323 POP3 NNTP___ RPC___ NNTP___ RPC___ NNTP___ RPC___ SUNNFS___ UNISTIM___ SUNNFS___ UNISTIM___ SUNNFS___ UNISTIM___ 1 65535 1 65535 1 65535 Public IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Public IP Public Range Mask Public Port ALL FTP Telnet ALL FTP Telnet ALL FTP Telnet Range SMTP___ SNMP___ SNMP SMTP___ SNMP___ SNMP SMTP___ SNMP___ SNMP Trap DNS TFTP Trap DNS TFTP Trap DNS TFTP Gopher___ Finger___ Gopher___ Finger___ Gopher___ Finger___ HTTP H 323 POP3 HTTP H 323 POP3 HTTP H 323 POP3 NNTP___ RPC___ NNTP___ RPC___ NNTP___ RPC___ SUNNFS___ UNISTIM___ SUNNFS___ UNISTIM___ SUNNFS___ UNISTIM___ 1 65535 1 65535 1 65535 Business Communications M
43. IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 35 Copy these pages if you are adding more than 4 QoS IP Filters QoS Rules IP Filters IP Filter IP Filter Name Destination Address Destination Address Mask Source Address Source Address Mask DSCP Protocol None__ TCP__ UDP__ ICMP__ None__ TCP__ UDP__ ICMP__ IGMP__ RSVP__ IPSec AH __ IGMP__ RSVP__ IPSec AH __ IPSec ESP _ PPTP GRE__ CBT__ IPSec ESP _ PPTP GRE__ CBT__ EGP__ PUP__ CHAOS__ EGP__ PUP__ CHAOS __ XNS IDP__ ISO TP4__ IDPR__ XNS IDP__ ISO TP4_ IDPR__ IPv6__ MOBILE ISO IP__ IPv6__ MOBILE ISO IP__ VINES__ MTP__ PNNI__ VINES__ MTP__ PNNI__ PIM__ IPX in IP__ VRRP__ PIM__ IPX in IP_ VRRP__ L2TP__ FC __ 0 255 L2TP__ FC __ _ 0 255 Destination L4 Port IGNORE_ FTP TELNET__ IGNORE_ FTP__ TELNET__ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ POP__ NNTP__ HTTP _ POP__ NNTP__ HTTP 1 65535 1 65535 Source L4 Port IGNORE_ FIP__ TELNET__ IGNORE_ FTP TELNET _ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ POP__ NNTP__ HTTP _ POP__ NNTP__ HTTP 1 65535 1 65535 Permit This is a read only field This is a read only field IP Filter IP Filter Name Destination Address Destination Address Mask Source Address Source Address Mask DSCP Protocol None__ TCP__ UDP__ ICMP__ None__ TC
44. Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 40 System Setup Forms T7406 base station programming Base station 1 Base station 2 Security code Security code Location Location Port 1 DN Port 1 DN Port 2 DN Port 2 DN Port 3 DN Port 3 DN DECT base station programming You can have a maximum of eight base stations for your decks system Eight stations will support a maximum of 32 DECT handsets The records for these handsets are in the ISDN DECT DN range ISDN DECT N
45. Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External Internal External
46. Line EA External Autodial Internal Feature number Intercom E External number PL Prime line Autodial Answer DN PC Pool code L Line RT Use Routing Table B18 DN B19 DN B20 DN B21 DN B22 DN B23 DN B24 DN CAP module programming B01 DN B02 DN B03 DN B04 DN B05 DN B06 DN B07 DN B08 DN B09 DN B10 DN B11 DN B12 DN B13 DN B14 DN B15 DN B16 DN B17 DN B18 DN B19 DN B20 DN B21 DN B22 DN B23 DN B24 DN P0993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 26 Telephony Forms CAP modules Make copies of this form for each CAP configuration you are installing Button Line EA External Autodial Internal Feature number Intercom E External number PL Prime line Autodial Answer DN PC Pool code L Line RT Use Routing Table B25 DN B26 DN B27 DN B28 DN B29 DN B30 DN B31 DN B32 DN B33 DN B34 DN B35 DN B36 DN B37 DN B38 DN B39 DN B40 DN B41 DN B42 DN B43 DN B44 DN B45 DN B46 DN B47 DN B48 DN Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 27 Model T7406 Button Programming B07 B08 T B09 Unified Manager DN records use Model M7100 for this telephone Button Line EA External Autodial Internal Autodial Feature number Intercom E Exter
47. Mac Address Ticks Hops Route Static Services for IPX Static Type Name Network Node Socket Hops Service PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 22 Data Settings Forms SNMP SNMP Summary Settings Status Enable Disable Authentication Failure Traps Enable Disable SNMP Community Community Community Name Access Community Community Name Access List Permission List Permission Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Read Only Read Only Read Write Read Write Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 23 SNMP Manager Manager List Manager IP Address Manager List Manager IP Address
48. N Dial Up Copy this page for each ISDN Dial Up interface you add Dial In Name Password Channel ISDN1 ISDN2 ISDN3 ISDN4 ISDN5 ISDN6 ISDN7 ISDN8 ISDN9 ISDN10 ISDN11 ISDN12 ISDN13 ISDN14 ISDN15 ISDN16 ISDN Summary parameters IP Address RemoteAssigned Description Nortel Networks BCM ISDN interface Status Enabled Disabled Connect Disconnect ISDN Link parameters Dial Retries 3 Disconnect Time PersistantConnection _ Dial Interval 60 DNS Address 1 nonameserveraddressused IP Header Compression Enabled Disabled DNS Address 2 nonameserveraddressused Software Compression Enabled Disabled Protocol TCPAP IPX Both PPP LCP Extensions Enabled Disabled ISDN Access parameters ISDN Dial out User parameters Authentication AllowClearText User Name User EncryptedOnly Two Way Authentication Enabled Disabled Password pi ISDN Channel Characteristics Row Port Phone 1 Phone 2 Line Type Fallback 56K 64K _ Yes No 56K 64K _ Yes No 56K 64K Yes No 56K 64K Yes No 56K 64K _ Yes No 56K 64K Yes No 56K 64K Yes No 56K 64K _ Yes No 56K 64K Yes No 56K 64K _ Yes No PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 22 System Setup Forms PPOE Add PPPoE Dial Up Copy this page for each PPPoE Dial Up interface you add Name Password optional PPPoE Summary p
49. Network Mask Filter Filter PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 20 Data Settings Forms SAP Packet Filters Copy this page for each interface to which you want to add IPX SAP Filters SAP Summary Settings or if you need more than 20 Input or 20 Output Filters Advertisements SAP Input Filters Multiplier Input Filter Action Deny Permit Output Filter Action Deny Permit SAP Parameters SAP State Enabled Disabled Update Mode Standard Autostatic No Update Advertise Service Enabled Disabled Update Interval Accept Service Enabled Disabled Aging Interval Input Service Type Filter Service Name Input Service Type Filter Service Name SAP Output Filters Ouput Service Type Filter Service Name Output Filter Service Type Service Name Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 21 IPX Static routes Copy this page for each interface to which you want to add IPX Static Routes and Services or if you need more than 17 Static Routes or 17 Static Services Static Routes for IPX Static Net Number Next Hop
50. PX Output Filters Packet Output Filters or if you need more than 10 Output Filters Packet Output Filter Source Network Number Source Network Mask Source Node Source Socket Destination Network Number Destination Network Mask Destination Node Destination Socket Packet Type Packet Output Filter Source Network Number Source Network Mask Source Node Source Socket Destination Network Number Destination Network Mask Destination Node Destination Socket Packet Type Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 19 RIP Packet Filters Copy this page for each interface to which you want to add IPX RIP Filters or if you need more than 20 Input or 20 Output Filters RIP Summary Settings Input Filter Action Deny Permit Output Filter Action Deny Permit RIP Parameters RIP State Enabled Disabled Update Mode Standard Autostatic No Update Advertise Routes Enabled Disabled Update Interval Accept Route Enabled Disabled Aging Interval Advertisements Multiplier RIP Input Filters Input Network Number Network Mask Input Network Number Network Mask Filter Filter RIP Output Filters Output Network Number Network Mask Output Network Number
51. P__ SNMP DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ Finger__ HTTP__H 323__ POP__ NNTP Finger __ HTTP__H 323__ POP__ NNTP NetBios__ RPC__SUNNFS__ DCOM__ NetBios__ RPC__ SUNNFS__ DCOM__ 1 65535 1 65535 Destination IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Destination IP Destination Range Mask Destination Port Range ALL__ FTP__ Telnet__SMTP__SNMP__ ALL__ FTP__ Telnet__ SMTP__ SNMP DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ Finger__ HTTP__H 323__ POP__ NNTP Finger__ HTTP__H 323__ POP__ NNTP NetBios__ RPC__SUNNFS__ DCOM__ NetBios__ RPC__ SUNNFS__ DCOM__ 1 65535 1 65535 Source Routing Present Absent Ignore Present Absent Ignore IP Options Present Absent Ignore Present Absent Ignore Quick Yes No Yes No Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 47 Interface LAN WAN WAN2 Firewall Output Filters Rule Setting V90 1 ModemBackup Rule Name OR Stateful Yes No Yes No Disposition Block Pass Block Pass Protocol IP__ TCP__ UDP__ TCP UDP__ ICMP IP__ TCP__ UDP__ TCP UDP__ ICMP__ OSPF__ PPTP__ IPSEC_AH OSPF__ PPTP__ IPSEC_AH IPSEC_ESP IPSEC_ESP Source IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Source IP Source Range Mask Source Port Range ALL__ FTP__ Telnet__ SMTP__SNMP___ ALL__ FTP__ Telnet__ SMTP__ SNMP DNS__ DHCP__
52. P__ UDP__ ICMP__ IGMP__ RSVP__ IPSec AH __ IGMP__ RSVP__ IPSec AH __ IPSec ESP _ PPTP GRE__ CBT__ IPSec ESP __ PPTP GRE__ CBT__ EGP__ PUP__ CHAOS__ EGP__ PUP__ CHAOS __ XNS IDP__ ISO TP4__ IDPR__ XNS IDP__ ISO TP4__ IDPR__ IPv6__ MOBILE ISO IP__ IPv6__ MOBILE ISO IP__ VINES__ MTP__ PNNI__ VINES__ MTP__ PNNI__ PIM__ IPX in IP__ VRRP__ PIM__ IPX in IP_ VRRP__ L2TP__ FC __ 0 255 L2TP__ FC __ _ 0 255 PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 36 Data Settings Forms QoS Rules IP Filters Destination L4 Port IGNORE_ FTP__ TELNET__ IGNORE_ FTP TELNET _ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS __ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ POP__ NNTP__ HTTP _ POP__ NNTP__ HTTP __ 1 65535 1 65535 Source L4 Port IGNORE_ FTP TELNET__ IGNORE_ FTP__ TELNET _ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ POP__ NNTP__ HTTP POP__ NNTP__ HTTP __ 1 65535 1 65535 Permit Yes No Yes No IP Filter _____ IP Filter Name Destination Address Destination Address Mask Source Address Source Address Mask DSCP Protocol None__ TCP__ UDP__ ICMP__ None__ TCP__ UDP__ ICMP__ IGMP__ RSVP__ IPSec AH __ IGMP__ RSVP__ IPSec AH __ IPSec ESP _ PPTP GRE__ CBT__ IPSec ESP __ PPTP GRE__ CBT__ EGP__ PUP__ CHAOS EGP__ PUP__ CHAOS __ XNS IDP__ ISO TP4__ IDPR__ XNS IDP__ ISO TP4__ IDPR__ IPv6__ MOBILE ISO IP__ IPv6__ MOBILE ISO IP__ VINES__ MTP__ PNNI__ VINES__ MTP__ PNNI__ PIM__ IPX in IP__ VRRP__ PIM__ IPX i
53. Part No PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record The programming record is divided into four groups of forms to provide you with quick access to the part of the programming you are working on Getting Started System Setup Data Settings Connecting to the Network Telephony Settings Setting Up Your Telephones Post Installation Application Setups Click the programming record form of your choice NORTEL NETWORKS Return to Programming Record forms System setup RTEL NETWORKS Contents System setup Using your Programming Record cciserndiadiaarrrdria 1 New for Business Communications Manager 3 0 00 eee 1 General MOMANTO uc A As 2 System identification and initialization information oooccoccconoooo 3 System hardware and connected equipment o ocooccococccco ee eee 4 Imatallea SQUIRE errta iran arras das 4 System ejer 1 22a sc cee Kee ei kire e ERE EEN Ee RHE EE ER eee ee oe Ue 6 PVE ria A bases nue hed A de Sepa eau 7 User Group Privileges sososrcnosacrra rro 8 Defining data and telephony settings ooooooccccrocr ee 9 COOR OE aa aa ES dC EES ee oo 9 HOSGUICES coricsrieidr his yirdi a a ee 10 Services Telephony Services 0 0c eee eee eee ees 11 Services MSC and data menus 00 0 eee ees 13 Management and Diagnostics oooococcococonnn eee 13 LAN RO OOOD cs e e dc 14 Media Services Card Resources use for
54. RI or VoIP Line 061 492 Evening Lunch Sched 4 Sched 5 Sched 6 Restriction Service Sched 1 6 Restriction Service Sched 1 6 Common Settings Service control password Schedule names Sched 0 6 Schedule times Monday Schedule Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 12 System Setup Forms Services Telephony Services continuea System speed dial Speed dial 01 70 General settings Feature settings SWCA controls Call log space Nortel IP terminals Feature labels Labels 1 24 Timers Direct dial Set 1 5 CAP assignments CAP 1 12 Dialing plan Private Network Public Network Public DN lengths Prefix Default Prefix XXX Access Codes Line pool codes Pool A O Carrier codes Prefix XXX Remote access package Package 00 15 Line pool access COS Passwords COS 00 99 DN lengths Received length CbC limits Pool Release reasons General settings continued Network Services ETSI MCDN Silent Monitor Hunt groups Hunt group 01 30 Members Line assignment Companion Registration Portable DNs DN 565 596 Radio data Re evaluation Radios Radio XXXX Cells Cell 01 32 Cell radio Cell neighbors Cell radio neighbors Hospitality Set room settings Active sets All sets 221 440 Call permissions Alarm Data Expired alarms Telco Features Voice message center numbers Center 1 5 ONN blocking Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record IP
55. SNMP DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP Finger__ HTTP__ H 323__ POP Gopher__ Finger__ HTTP__ H 323 NNTP__ NetBios_ RPC__ SUNNFS__ POP__NNTP__NetBios_ RPC DCOM__ ___ 1 65535 SUNNFS__ DCOM__ 1 65535 Destination IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Destination IP Destination Range Mask Destination Port Range ALL__ FTP __ Telnet __ SMTP__ SNMP ALL__ FTP __ Telnet__ SMTP__ SNMP DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ Finger__ HTTP__ H 323__ POP Finger__ HTTP__ H 323__ POP NNTP__ NetBios__ RPC__ SUNNFS__ NNTP__ NetBios__ RPC__ SUNNFS__ DCOM__ 1 65535 DCOM__ __ 1 65535 Source Routing Present Absent Ignore Present Absent Ignore IP Options Present Absent Ignore Present Absent Ignore Quick Yes No Yes No Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 45 Interface LAN WAN WAN2 V90 1 ModemBackup Firewall Input Filters Rule Setting Rule Name IR Stateful Yes No Yes No Disposition Block Pass Block Pass Protocol IP__ TCP__ UDP__ TCP UDP__ ICMP IP__ TCP__UDP__ TCP UDP__ ICMP__ OSPF__ PPTP__ IPSEC_AH OSPF__ PPTP__ IPSEC_AH IPSEC_ESP IPSEC_ESP Source IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Source IP Source Range Mask Source Port Range ALL__ FTP __ Telnet_ SMTP__ SNMP ALL__ FTP __ Telnet__ SMTP__ SNMP DNS__ DHCP__ TF
56. TP__ Gopher__ DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP Finger__ HTTP__ H 323__ POP Gopher__ Finger__ HTTP__ H 323 NNTP__ NetBios_ RPC__ SUNNFS__ POP__NNTP__NetBios_ RPC DCOM__ ___ 1 65535 SUNNFS__ DCOM__ 1 65535 Destination IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Destination IP Destination Range Mask Destination Port Range ALL__ FTP __ Telnet __ SMTP__ SNMP ALL__ FTP __ Telnet__ SMTP__ SNMP DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ Finger__ HTTP__ H 323__ POP Finger__ HTTP__ H 323__ POP NNTP__ NetBios__ RPC__ SUNNFS__ NNTP__ NetBios__ RPC__ SUNNFS__ DCOM__ 1 65535 DCOM__ __ 1 65535 Source Routing Present Absent Ignore Present Absent Ignore IP Options Present Absent Ignore Present Absent Ignore Quick Yes No Yes No PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 46 Data Settings Forms Copy the next three pages for more than three Output Filters Interface LAN WANI WAN2 V90 1 ModemBackup Firewall Output Filters Rule Setting Rule Name OR Stateful Yes No Yes No Disposition Block Pass Block Pass Protocol IP__ TCP__ UDP__ TCP UDP__ ICMP IP__ TCP__ UDP__ TCP UDP__ ICMP__ OSPF__ PPTP__ IPSEC_AH OSPF__ PPTP__ IPSEC_AH IPSEC_ESP IPSEC_ESP Source IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Source IP Source Range Mask Source Port Range ALL__ FTP__ Telnet__ SMTP__SNMP___ ALL__ FTP__ Telnet__ SMT
57. Y Number N Y DN Requires desk DN Requires desk DN Requires desk Room Number password Room Number password Room password N Y N Y Number N Y DN Requires desk DN Requires desk DN Requires desk Room Number password Room Number password Room password N Y N Y Number N Y Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Return to Programming Record forms Post installation RTEL NETWORKS Contents Post installation Call Detail Recording ciscicarirar rro AAA 1 Consolo SANCE soe tada ii betes aews 2 pa A cede Soe btw eed SECA ee ese tet ee tee cade 3 PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Post Install Forms 1 Call Detail Recording Summary Status Up Down Startup on Reboot Enable Automatic Enable Manual Disable Report Params Format Norstar SL 1 Report Filter All Outgoing Prefix Account Code Report Type All Standard CLID Feature Code F9 Real Time Language English French Danish Swedish Dutch Spanish German Italian Norwegian Report Options Date Format MM DD YY DD MM YY YY MM DD Header Format Line Station Source Destination Clip File Schedule Daily Weekly Monthly File Size DNIS Info Enable Disable Clip File Size 100KB Connect Char Enable Disable CDR Disk Space Limit MB Market Par
58. _ NNTP__ HTTP ___ _ _ 7 7 1 65535 1 65535 Permit Yes No Yes No PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 38 Data Settings Forms QoS Rules Filter Groups Filter Group Name Filter Order Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 39 QoS Actions Action Name Packet Drop Update DSCP Action Name Packet Drop Update DSCP True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True Fal
59. __ FTP __ Telnet__ SMTP__ SNMP DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP Finger__ HTTP__ H 323__ POP Gopher__ Finger__ HTTP__ H 323 NNTP__ NetBios_ RPC__ SUNNFS__ POP__NNTP__NetBios_ RPC DCOM__ 1 65535 SUNNFS__ DCOM__ 1 65535 Destination IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Destination IP Destination Range Mask Destination Port Range ALL__ FTP _ Telnet__ SMTP__ SNMP ALL__ FTP __ Telnet__ SMTP__ SNMP DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ DNS__ DHCP__ TFTP__ Gopher__ Finger__ HTTP__ H 323__ POP Finger__ HTTP__ H 323__ POP NNTP__ NetBios__ RPC__ SUNNFS__ NNTP__ NetBios__ RPC__ SUNNFS__ DCOM__ 1 65535 DCOM__ __ 1 65535 Source Routing Present Absent Ignore Present Absent Ignore IP Options Present Absent Ignore Present Absent Ignore Quick Yes No Yes No PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 44 Data Settings Forms Interface LAN WAN WAN2 V90 1 ModemBackup Firewall Input Filters Rule Setting Rule Name IR Stateful Yes No Yes No Disposition Block Pass Block Pass Protocol IP__ TCP__ UDP__ TCP UDP__ ICMP IP__ TCP__UDP__ TCP UDP__ ICMP__ OSPF__ PPTP__ IPSEC_AH OSPF__ PPTP__ IPSEC_AH IPSEC_ESP IPSEC_ESP Source IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Source IP Source Range Mask Source Port Range ALL__ FTP __ Telnet_ SMTP__ SNMP ALL__ FTP __ Telnet__ SMTP__
60. ager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 17 Photocopy as needed Capabilities and User Preferences Continued Analog Digital IP telephones User speed dials settings Spd 71 94 External Facility Spd 71 94 External Facility number PL Prime line number PL Prime line PC Pool code PC Pool code L Line L Line RT Use Routing Table RT Use Routing Table 71 PL PC L RT 83 PL PC L RT 72 PL PC L RT 84 PL PC L RT 73 PL PC L RT 85 PL PC L RT 74 PL PC L RT 86 PL PC L RT 75 PL PC L RT 87 PL PC L RT 76 PL PC L RT 88 PL PC L RT 77 PL PC L RT 89 PL PC L RT 78 PL PC L RT 90 PL PC L RT 79 PL PC L RT 91 PL PC L RT 80 PL PC L RT 92 PL PC L RT 81 PL PC L RT 93 PL PC L RT 82 PL PC L RT 94 PL PC L RT PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 18 Telephony Forms Button Programming Fill out the form that is appropriate for the model of digital telephone you are installing Model T7406 Button Programming on page 27 12004 and 12002 Button Programming on page 29 Model M7100 N T7100 Button Programming on page 18 Model M7208 N T7208 Button Programming on page 19 Model M7310 N Button Programming on page 20 Model T7316 Button Programming on page 22 NetVision SWCA key Button Programming on page 31 Model M7324 Button Programming and CAP Assignments on page 24 Line assignme
61. ams CLID with Name Enable Disable Answer Supervision Enable Disable Long CLID Support Enable Disable Call Filter Duration CLID with Call Type Enable Disable Hospitality Records Enable Disable Support Call Enable Disable Charge Prefix Bins Settings Prefix 1 Prefix 5 Prefix 2 Prefix 6 Prefix 3 Prefix 7 Prefix 4 Prefix 8 Access Bin Settings and Suppress Length Settings Access 1 Suppress 1 Access 2 Suppress 2 Access 3 Suppress 3 Access 4 Suppress 4 Access 5 Suppress 5 PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 2 Post Install Forms Data File Transfer Transfer Type Push Daily Push Weekly Delete file after Transfer Yes No Push Monthly None IP Address or Machine Compress File before Transfer Yes No Name Remote User Transfer Time Remote Password Transfer Day Push Daily Destination FTP Alias Day of Week Number of Retries 012 3 4 5 6 7 Day of Month 8 9 10 Console Service Console Service Summary Status Start Stop Disable EnabledAuto EnabledManual Server Configuration Voice Mail Pilot Extension Rediscover Station List on Yes No next Restart Diagnostic Logging Log Detail Level Log to File Yes No Log Response events Yes No Log CP events Yes No Log Session events Yes No Log Device events Yes No Log System events
62. anager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 27 PPTP PPTP Summary Settings Keep Alive Interval Max Retransmissions Echo Timeout Client IP Authentication PPTP Clients Client Client IP Address Client Client IP Address PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 28 Data Settings Forms PPTP Tunnels Tunnel Name Incoming Password Port Name VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8 VPN1 VPN2 VPN3 VNP9 VNP10 VPN4 VPN5 VNP6 VNP7 VNP8
63. apter Name IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP High Water Mark Low Water Mark PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 34 Data Settings Forms Copy this page if you are adding more than 24 Interface Groups QoS Devices Interface Groups Group Name Role Combination IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 _ IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1 IP WAN2 IP DIALUP IP LAN1 IP LAN2 IP WAN1
64. arameters IP Address RemoteAssigned Status Connect Disconnect Description PPPoE Link parameters Dial Retries ES a Disconnect Time PersistantConnection Dial Interval 60 _ DNS Address 1 nonameserveraddressused IP Header Compression Enabled Disabled DNS Address 2 nonameserveraddressused Software Compression Enabled Disabled Protocol TCP IP PPP LCP Extensions Enabled Disabled PPPoE Access parameters Authentication AllowClearText Two Way Authentication Enabled Disabled EncryptedOnly PPPoE Dial out User parameters User Name User Password AA PPPOE Channel Characteristics Row Port Row Port Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 23 Media Services Card MSC Resources Media Services Card MSC settings determine how the system handles voice traffic MSC Configuration Active Configuration Default Custom 1 Custom 2 Custom 3 Custom 1 Name Custom 2 Name Custom 3 Name MSC Custom 1 Component Minimum Maximum IP Clients IP Trunks Media Gateways Voice Ports Fax WAN MSC Custom 2 Component Minimum Maximum IP Clients IP Trunks Media Gateways Voice Ports Fax WAN MSC Custom 3 Component Minimum Maximum
65. bled Logging Level 1 2 8 1 2 3 1 2 3 Start Date End Date Default Rules Status Input Filter Rule Order Disabled Pass All Enabled Pass outgoing and Block incoming except IP phones Enabled Pass outgoing and Block incoming including IP phones Disabled Pass All Enabled Pass outgoing and Block incoming except IP phones Enabled Pass outgoing and Block incoming including IP phones Disabled Pass All Enabled Pass outgoing and Block incoming except IP phones Enabled Pass outgoing and Block incoming including IP phones Rule Order comma separated IR s Output Filter Rule Order Rule Order comma separated use OR s Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 43 Copy the next three pages for more Input Filters there is two per page Interface LAN WAN WAN2 V90 1 ModemBackup Firewall Input Filters Rule Setting Rule Name IR Stateful Yes No Yes No Disposition Block Pass Block Pass Protocol IP__ TCP__ UDP__ TCP UDP__ ICMP IP__ TCP__UDP__ TCP UDP__ ICMP__ OSPF__ PPTP__ IPSEC_AH OSPF__ PPTP__ IPSEC_AH IPSEC_ESP IPSEC_ESP Source IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Source IP Source Range Mask Source Port Range ALL__ FTP __ Telnet__ SMTP__ SNMP ALL
66. configurations on page 28 e Netvision handset programming H 323 Terminals on page 30 PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 14 Telephony Forms Assigning Trunk Line Data DN Name of user or template Line assignment Line pool Answer Line pool Line Type of line Appearance Type Call log set Vmsg set ACCESS DNS ene To Targetline AR Appr amp Ring code V Voice over IP line AO Appr Only P T RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N P T V RO AR AO Y N Y N Note You assign a line for a maximum of 93 appearances Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 15 Assigning Restrictions
67. create a system record You will note that the second level DNs 17 32 for systems upgraded from 2 5 to 3 0 are not consecutive to the first 16 DNs This was done so that you would not need to update all your existing telephones when you upgraded to Business Communications Manager 3 0 On new 3 0 systems the DNs are consecutive for each 32 DN set PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 26 System Setup Forms DTM switch settings Select Enter these switch To assign these lines Select Enter these switch settings To assign these bus settings DS30 lines 1 2 3 4 5 6 T1 NA PRI 1 2 3 4 5 6 E1 UK PRI 2 on on on on on on 211 234 211 233 2 on on on on on on 211 240 211 240 3 on on on on 181 204 181 203 3 on on on 181 210 181 210 4 on on on on 151 174 151 173 4 on on on 151 180 151 180 5 on on on on 121 144 121 143 5 on on on 121 150 121 150 6 on on on on on 91 114 91 113 6 on on on 91 120 91 120 7 on on on on off 61 84 61 83 7 on on on on oft 61 90 61 90 BRI settings switch settings Select Select Enter these switch settings To assign Select Select Enter these switch settings To assign bus offset y 2 13 la 5 l theselines DS30 offset 6 these lines to a BRI to a BRI module module 0 on on on on on on 211 218 1 on on on o
68. e Signalling Prime set Answer with DISA ANI Number Distinct ring Link at CO DNIS Number Line Restrictions Remote Restrictions Normal 03 Normal 04 Schedule 1 Night 21 Schedule 1 Night 31 Schedule 2 Evening 22 Schedule 2 Evening 32 Schedule 3 Lunch 23 Schedule 3 Lunch 33 Schedule 4 00 Schedule 4 00 Schedule 5 00 Schedule 5 00 Schedule 6 00 Schedule 6 00 Note You can assign a line for up to 93 appearances PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 4 Telephony Forms Line pools and Line Pool codes Line Type of line Access Codes Type of line Access Codes Pool Destination codes Destination codes B J C K D L E M F N G O H Note PRI lines cannot be assigned access codes You must define a route for the PRI lines and then assign a destination code VolP VolP lines can be assigned as individual lines using target lines or they can be assigned to a line pool Ensure that you only assign VolP lines to any VolP pool you create PRI line pool settings CbC Limits PRI pool Type Incoming lines Outgoing lines PRI A Public Tie Foreign Exchange Minimum incoming _______ Minimum outgoing OUTWATS INWATS International INWATS Maximum incoming _______ Maximum outgoing Switched Digital Nine hundred Private PRI B Public Tie Foreign Exchange Minimum incoming ____ Minimum outgoing
69. e line Autodial Answer DN PC Pool code L Line RT Use Routing Table BO1 DN BO2 DN BO3 DN BO4 DN BO5 DN BO6 DN BO7 DN BO8 DN PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 20 Telephony Forms Model M7310 N Button Programming M7310N button configuration B11 12 B19 20 B27 28 oii o SNRA B13 14 B21 22 B29 30 B15 16 Bes 24 B31 32 BO B11 112 B23 24 sti o sia a B02 B13 14 B25 26 BO3 B15 16 B27 28 B04 B17 18 B29 30 B05 B19 20 B31 32 B06 B21 22 B33 34 B01 B06 B07 Bo2 BO7 Bos B03 B08 B09 B04 B09 B10 B05 B10 Button Line EA External Autodial Internal Feature number Intercom E External number PL Prime line Autodial Answer DN PC Pool code L Line RT Use Routing Table BO1 DN BO2 DN BO3 DN BO4 DN BO5 DN BO6 DN BO7 DN BO8 DN BO9 DN B10 DN Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 21 Button EA External Autodial Internal Autodial Feature number E External number PL Prime line PC Po
70. ed Disabled Copy this page if you are adding more than six IPSec tunnels IPSec Tunnel Settings Tunnel Number IPSec Enabled Yes No Yes No Yes No PFS Enabled Yes No Yes No Yes No Idle Timeout Highest Encryption Key Type Text Hexadecimal Text Hexadecimal Text Hexadecimal Preshared Key Rekey Timeout Rekey Data Count Local Endpoint Remote Endpoint Tunnel Number IPSec Enabled Yes No Yes No Yes No PFS Enabled Yes No Yes No Yes No Idle Timeout Highest Encryption Key Type Text Hexadecimal Text Hexadecimal Text Hexadecimal Preshared Key Rekey Timeout Rekey Data Count Local Endpoint Remote Endpoint PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 32 Data Settings Forms IPSec Local Accessible Networks Network Number L IP Address IP Address Mask IPSec Remote Accessible Networks Network Number R IP Address IP Address Mask Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 33 Policy Management QoS Summary parameters Status Enabled Disabled Premium DS Code Premium Bandwidth Number of Phone Ports Video Class Premium Best Effort QoS Advanced parameters Ad
71. ee ee eens 9 CAMA s 6s oc5 eth eed essere oeeene ehnated AAA AA 10 Desinanon AS acu eu eee A ae as dau io alee A 11 Configuring individual telephones ooooocorccornanrr 12 Using Wizarda to add USOS ra AR 54S 54 RES Re Be A RS 12 Copymg set ROOTS 6 brcwseeecgeseoeeesdoaeiw eats s ein ease ERRES 12 Telephone ISCO 24254 AR OER a ERA Gd SARA AR 13 Assigning Trunk Line Data cri td A AA 14 Assigning ASSHICNONS lt a dre 15 Capabilities and User Preferences 000 cece eee eee eee eee 16 FO 2sa9 bse hd pag AAA 16 Foam 2 2 PAGS 2c cc bbe eG EeW e eee dde le 16 Ad ane ence rae wee ere a ant mn aera cer ara ee ane t ee 18 Model M7100 N T7100 Button Programming 200 eee eee 18 Model M7208 N T7208 Button Programming 200 eee eee 19 Model M7310 N Button Programming iw wg ee ee 20 Model T7316 Button Programming cece eee eee eee 22 Model M7324 Button Programming and CAP Assignments 24 Model T7406 Button Programming cece eee eee 27 Nortel IP Terminals configurations lt lt 20 00 2 500 rs a a ai 28 12004 and i2002 Button Programming ioxxiis pc ia 29 Netvision handset programming H 323 Terminals ooocooo ocoo o 30 NetVision SWCA key Button Programming ooocccccccccco 31 System Speed Dial Settings lt sr IA A AA 32 Seheduled Servicos 0020050 eee sakeo sR eve irie iren A a EAR He wee 35 Common SENGS sino pip tri AAA AAA RADA 3
72. em Setup Forms 29 DSM16 and DSM 32 double density settings upgraded 2 5 system Select Enter these switch settings To assign these DNs to DSM 16 19 assign these DNs to DS30 A DSM1 B DSM2 DSM 32 bus connectors A top B bottom A 221 236 A 377 392 B 377 392 B 221 236 A 237 252 A 393 408 B 393 408 B 237 252 A 253 268 A 409 424 B 409 424 B 253 268 A 269 284 A 425 440 B 425 440 B 269 284 A 285 300 A 441 456 B 441 456 B 285 300 A 301 316 A 457 472 B 457 472 B 301 316 The extensions listed are based on a three digit DN with a Start DN of 221 If your system has longer DNs or a different Start DN enter the range in the blank column If your system is configured with a 3 5 DS30 split you cannot use DS30 07 for the DSM 16 module Available only on systems set to FDD Modules cannot be set to double density on systems set to PDD Refer to the previous chart for the switch settings for single density and PDD Available only on systems set to FDD with a 2 6 DS30 split Modules cannot be set to double density on systems set to PDD Refer to the previous chart for the switch settings for single density and PDD DSM16 16 and DSM 32 32 single density settings new system pelee i i To assign these DNs to t Enter these switch setti
73. er 00 99 within filter 00 No restrictions filter that None cannot be changed 01 01 0 02 1 001 1800 002 1877 003 1888 03 911 001 911 04 9411 05 976 06 1976 07 1AAA976 08 1900 09 1AAA900 09 1AAA900 10 5551212 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 43 Restriction filter 00 99 Restrictions within filter Digits Overrides Digits Notes PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 44 Telephony Forms Hunt groups Photocopy pages before using Hunt group name Hunt Group Hunt Mode Hunt Delay If busy Queue Overflow Aux ringer Distinctive Group DN Linear and timeout Ring Rotary pattern only Broadcast 1 2 3 4 Busy Tone 15 30 45 Y N None Linear 5 6 7 8 Queue 60 120 23 4 Members and Line assignment AO Appearance Only AR Appr amp Ring RO Ring only Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO AR RO Member DN AO
74. er 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 25 Media Bay Module Lines and DNs Refer to the section below for the DIP switch settings for each type of module Then in the chart below color in the position of the switch beside each DS30 bus for which you are installing a module DIP switch settings ition i DS30 G Type of module Fositionin Lines DN ranges Notes 1 2 3 4 5 6 hardware ON 2 OFF ON 3 OFF ON 4 OFF ON 5 OFF ON 6 OFF ON Ly had OFF If your system is set to a 3 5 DS30 split this bus is used by IP telephones and cannot accommodate a media bay module If your system is set to Full Double Density FDD Companion is not supported on the system NOTE A position 1 DIP switch set to OFF indicates that the module is set to double density Media Bay Modules settings Configuration notes If your system is configured with a 3 5 DS30 channel split DS30 bus 7 is not available to media bay modules The extensions listed DNs are based on a the default three digit DN with a Start DN of 221 If your system has longer DNs or a different Start DN enter the range in the Custom DNs column Remember if your system is part of a private network your DN length and range must meet network parameters Note the settings you choose for your media bay modules on the chart under Media Bay Module Lines and DNs on page 25 to
75. es 41 Policy Agent and SEIVEl 4 254 64806 2 aR ENE SRL daa aa TRE ORES ERNE RY 42 IFEN FROS e cud ccaliatne dotahewse oes oie de pete aiii 42 P0993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 1 DHCP DHCP Summary DHCP Mode Status Enabled Disabled DHCP Mode DHCPServer DHCPRelayAgent DHCP Relay Agent DHCP global options DHCP Server List Log Level Errors Only Warnings Also IP Address Maximum Disabled Relay Agent Interface Options LAN1 Relay DHCP packets Enabled Disabled Seconds since boot threshold Hop count threshold Relay Agent Interface Options LAN2 Relay DHCP packets Enabled Disabled Seconds since boot threshold Hop count threshold DHCP Server DHCP global options IP Domain Name WINS Node Type 1 2 4 8 NORTEL IP Terminal Information VLAN Id NORTEL IP Terminal PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 2 Data Settings Forms Local Scope LAN1 Scope Specific Options LAN1 Name Description DNS Server WINS Server Lease Time Default Gateway Scope Status Enabled Disabled Address Range LAN1 Range Start Address End Address Range Start Address End Address
76. helps to fill out a record before using the wizards so have something to refer to when you create a template or user record Refer to the Programming Operations Guide for details about using the wizards Copying set programming The Copy command is found under Configuration when you click on a DN record heading You can use this command to copy only the system data or you can use this command to copy system data and user data Be aware that some data is not copied If data relies on the model of telephone as 1s the case with button programming for example it will not get copied if the telephone is a different model As well the Copy command does not copy any system data that is meant to be unique to each telephone In the following forms headings with this symbol beside them are copied when you choose to copy system and user data Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 13 Telephone Record Photocopy the pages in this section before using Fill out this form for all telephones that you install IP telephones and NetVision telephones require preconfiguration beyond this system record Refer to Nortel IP Terminals configurations on page 28 and Netvision handset programming H 323 Terminals on page 30 General settings DN Name of user PSTN Location Port No analog digital Type of telephone Digital O M7100 N T7100 O M7208 N T7208 Model O M73
77. ic Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record PO993135 03 Telephony Forms 11 Destination Codes Photocopy the this page to add additional destination codes Each page contains two destination codes Destination code Schedule Use route Dial string Absorb length max 12 digits Normal Rte All 0 Night None All 0 _ Rte Evening None All 0 _ Rte Lunch None All 0 2 Rte Sched 5 None All O _ Rte Sched 5 None All O Rte Sched 6 None All O Rte Destination code Schedule Use route Dial string Absorb length Normal Rte All O Night None All 0 Rte Evening None All 0 z Rte Lunch None All O Rte Sched 4 None All 0 Rte Sched 5 None All 0 Rte Sched 6 None All 0 E Rte PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 12 Telephony Forms Configuring individual telephones Each telephone you install on your system requires a DN record This record defines the telephone to the system and determines which features will be available to the user The tables in this section allow you to rec
78. ilter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter None Filter Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 10 Telephony Forms Call Routing Photocopy this page if you require more than 32 routes Route External Use Pool DN Type Description dialout Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Publ
79. ing up SWCA keys for call groups Handset Name IEEE ID Button Feature value Available SWCA key assignments BO Find Available SWCA key FEATURE 520 Find oldest parked call FEATURE 537 Find newest parked call FEATURE 538 BO2 SWCA key 1 FEATURE 521 SWCA key 9 FEATURE 529 B03 SWCA key 2 FEATURE 522 SWCA key 10 FEATURE 530 SWCA key 3 FEATURE 523 SWCA key 11 FEATURE 531 B04 SWCA key 4 FEATURE 524 SWCA key 12 FEATURE 532 BO5 SWCA key 5 FEATURE 525 SWCA key 13 FEATURE 533 BOS SWCA key 6 FEATURE 526 SWCA key 14 FEATURE 534 SWCA key 7 FEATURE 527 SWCA key 15 FEATURE 535 BO7 SWCA key 8 FEATURE 528 SWCA key 16 FEATURE 536 BO8 BO9 Default to Intercom BO10 Default to Intercom Handset Name IEEE ID Button Feature value Available SWCA key assignments BO1 Find Available SWCA key FEATURE 520 Find oldest parked call FEATURE 537 Find newest parked call FEATURE 538 BO2 SWCA key 1 FEATURE 521 SWCA key 9 FEATURE 529 B03 SWCA key 2 FEATURE 522 SWCA key 10 FEATURE 530 SWCA key 3 FEATURE 523 SWCA key 11 FEATURE 531 B04 SWCA key 4 FEATURE 524 SWCA key 12 FEATURE 532 BO5 SWCA key 5 FEATURE 525 SWCA key 13 FEATURE 533 B06 SWCA key 6 FEATURE 526 SWCA key 14 FEATURE 534 SWCA key 7 FEATURE 527 SWCA key 15 FEATURE 535 BO7 SWCA key 8 FEATURE 528 SWCA key 16 FEATURE 536 BO8 BO9 Default to Intercom BO10
80. ion System identifier hardcoded on each system Unified Manager System Licensing System Name Unified Manager System Identification Market Profile Companding law alaw or mulaw Time zone DS30 channel split 2 6 3 5 not reversible Unified Manager Diagnostics MSC Density setting PDD Bus 07 and 08 set to single density supports Companion DDD all buses set to double density does not support Companion Not reversible Unified Manager Diagnostics MSC System language Quick Start Wizard CallPilot Region and DN Quick Start Wizard IVR DN IVR application DN lengths Received length Quick Start Wizard LAN 1 IP Address Quick Start Wizard LAN 1 Subnet Mask Quick Start Wizard Next Hop on Primary Link Net Link Manager Quick Start Wizard PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 4 System Setup Forms System hardware and connected equipment Use this table to record the system equipment and devices you connected to the system This record provides maintenance and service personnel with an instant picture of your system hardware Installed equipment Business Communications Manager Telephones Quantity Equipment Quantity Equipment Base unit serial Digital telephones Expansion unit serial T7100 Business Series Terminal T7208 Business Series Terminal T7316
81. ms in this section e Use form 1 to define the Capabilities for ISDN and DECT equipment e Use form 2 2 pages to define the Capabilities and User Preferences for analog digital and IP telephones Form 1 ISDN and DECT Capabilities Pickup grp 12345678 9 None Paging Y N D Dial Set1 Set None Form 2 2 pages Aux ringer Allow redirect Capabilities and User Preferences Analog Digital IP telephones DN Language Capabilities screen DND on Busy Y N Auto Hold Y N Handsfree Auto Standard None Aux ringer Y N HF answerback Y N Allow redirect Y N Pickup grp 12345678 9 None Redirect ring Y N Page zone 1 2 3 4 5 6 None Receive short Y N tones Paging Y N SM supervisor Y N Direct Dial Set1 Set_ None ATA settings Priority call Y N ATA answer timer 3 5 7 10 Call forward ATA use On site Off site Fwd no answer None to Msg indicate None Tone Lamp Fwd delay no 23 4 6 10 ATA dvc Modem Telephon answer Fwd on busy None to Intrusion Call log set Vmsg set Protect lvl None Low Med High Dialing opt ns Standard dial Pre dial Ring type 12 3 4 Contrast 12 3 4 5 6 7 89 Call log opt ns Log all calls No autologging No one answered Unanswered by me Hotline None Internal Direct Dial set External Prime Pool Use Routing Table Business Communications Man
82. n IP_ VRRP__ L2TP__ FC __ 0 255 L2TP__ FC __ _ 0 255 Destination L4 Port IGNORE_ FIP__ TELNET__ IGNORE_ FTP TELNET _ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ POP__ NNTP__ HTTP POP__ NNTP__ HTTP __ 1 65535 1 65535 Source L4 Port IGNORE_ s FIP__ TELNET__ IGNORE_ FTP TELNET _ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ POP__ NNTP__ HTTP _ POP_ NNTP__ HTTP ____ 1 65535 1 65535 Permit Yes No Yes No Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 37 QoS Rules IP Filters IP Filter ____ IP Filter ___ Name Destination Address Destination Address Mask Source Address Source Address Mask DSCP Protocol None__ TCP__ UDP__ ICMP_ None__ TCP UDP__ ICMP__ IGMP__ RSVP__ IPSec AH __ IGMP__ RSVP__ IPSec AH __ IPSec ESP _ PPTP GRE__ CBT__ IPSec ESP _ PPTP GRE__ CBT__ EGP__ PUP__ CHAOS __ EGP__ PUP__ CHAOS __ XNS IDP__ IS0 TP4_ IDPR__ XNS IDP__ IS0 TP4_ IDPR__ IPv6_ MOBILE__ ISO IP_ IPv6__ MOBILE__ ISO IP_ VINES_ MTP__ PNNI__ VINES__ MTP__ PNNI__ PIM__ IPX in IP__ VRRP__ PIM__ IPX in I1P__ VRRP__ L2TP__ FC __ 0 255 L2TP__ FC __ _ 0 255 Destination L4 Port IGNORE_ FTP__ TELNET IGNORE__ FTP TELNET _ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ POP__ NNTP__ HTTP _ POP__ NNTP__ HTTP 1 65535 1 65535 Source L4 Port IGNORE__ FTP__ TELNET IGNORE__ FTP_ TELNET __ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ SMTP__ SNMP__ DNS__ POP__ NNTP__ HTTP _ POP
83. n on 219 226 2 227 234 0 181 188 1 on on 189 196 2 197 204 0 151 158 1 on on on on 159 166 2 on on on on 167 174 121 128 129 136 137 144 91 98 on on 99 106 107 114 CTM CTM8 and 4X16 CTM DSM switch settings Select Select Enter these switch To assign To assign these To assign And this bus offset settings these lines these DS30 lines toa toa CTM8 lines toa _ channel CTM 4X16 and DNs 1 2 3 4 5 6 Lower Lines 1 4 CTM DSM Upper lines 5 8 portion portion 2 0 on on on on on on 211 214 211 214 219 222 211 214 1 on on on on on 219 222 219 222 227 230 219 222 CH3 2 on on on on on 227 230 227 230 235 238 227 230 237 252 3 on on on on 235 238 N A N A 235 238 3 0 on on on on on off 181 184 181 184 189 192 181 184 1 on 189 192 189 192 197 200 189 192 CH 4 2 on 197 200 197 200 205 208 197 200 253 268 3 on 205 208 N A N A 205 208 4 0 on on on on off on 151 154 151 154 159 162 151 154 1 on on on on 159 162 159 162 167 170 159 162 CH5 2 on on on on 167 170 167 170 175 178 167 170 269 284 3 on on on 175 178 N A N A 175 178 Custom DN range Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 27
84. n on on on A 253 268 A 269 284 on on on B 269 284 B 253 268 A on on on on A 285 300 A 301 316 on on on B 301 316 B 285 300 5 on on on A 317 332 A 333 348 on on B 333 348 B 317 332 6 on on on on JA 349 364 A 365 380 on on on B 365 380 B 349 364 eey on on on A 381 396 A 397 412 on on B 397 412 B 381 396 The extensions listed are based on a three digit DN with a Start DN of 221 If your system has longer DNs or a different Start DN enter the range in the blank column If your system is configured with a 3 5 channel split you cannot use DS30 07 Available only on systems set to FDD Modules cannot be set to double density on systems set to PDD Refer to the previous chart for the switch settings for single density and PDD Available only on systems set to FDD with a 2 6 DS30 split Modules cannot be set to double density on systems set to PDD Refer to the previous chart for the switch settings for single density and PDD Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 31 DDI Mux module switch settings DS30 channel Enter these switch settings Assigns these lines Data Module DS30 1 2 3 4 5 6 numbers channel 2 on on on on on on 211 234 3 3 on on on on on 181 204 4 4 on on on on on 151 174 5 5 on on on on 121 144 6 6 on on on on on 91 114 T 7 N A E If your system is configured with
85. nal number PL Prime line Answer PC Pool code L Line DN RT Use Routing Table BO1 DN BO2 DN BO3 DN BO7 DN BO8 DN BO9 DN PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 28 Telephony Forms Nortel IP Terminals configurations Photocopy this page for each IP telephone configuration Fill out the following form for each 12002 12004 and 12050 telephone on your system Nortel IP Terminals i2002 i2004 i2050 User Name Type of IP telephone i2002 i2004 i2050 Location DN auto assigned DN Y N Password Display Name or Logo DHCP ON OFF NOTE If DHCP is on the rest of these settings are not required IP address of telephone Default Gateway Netmask VLAN ID 1 2 Published IP address Port 7000 7000 Action Retry count 255 255 IP WARNING Ensure that the system does not assign any DNs to IP telephones that have already been assigned to CallPilot applications such as CDN Check under System DNs Active Application DNs and check your CallPilot Programming Record Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record Nortel IP Terminals i2002 i2004 i2050 User Name Type of IP i2002 i2004 i2050 telephone Location DN auto assigned Y N DN Password Display Name or Logo DHCP ON OFF NOTE If DHCP is on the rest of
86. ng Record Installed telephones and other hardwired devices ooooccccconooooo 32 VOICE Ovar IP TMK tne AAA AA IS 33 OVS OOMMGUIANON ci 1anat ee cde daga nr Ga See dara ara FREE SAREE 33 Maga TUNES 67510079 99600 criar rana ida 33 Remote Gateway programming os a o 34 MEDAOIKSG INAOS lt lt ec A A AR A RARA A 35 O 35 Pi WORNGIRS 25 6 28a chdeew Awd el Renee se rar 35 Describing the Networks encarna AAA 36 NOMOR TOUS sera A a wen ah id 36 Remote nodes on telephony network 0 000 c eee eee eee 37 Wireless base station programming ooooocoocconrnor eee 38 Companion programming Charis ica wee ee A A ee 38 T7406 base station programming 00 cece eee eee ees 40 DECT base station programming cccsseceseeesns cases a dradeideeeds 40 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 02 System Setup Forms 1 Using your Programming Record These forms provide you with a way of keeping track of the information you enter into your Business Communications Manager Print the forms out as you need them Note These forms are copyrighted to Nortel Networks and are not to be used in any other context If you are using Acrobat 49 or greater with Acrobat Distiller you can use the Text annotation tool and the Highlight text tools to enter the information directly into the form Remember to copy the pages where you will need more than one form such as the telephone informa
87. ngs To assign these DNs Se k a To assign these DNs to DS30 to DSM 16 or DSM 16 E EN oe Companion bus 11 2 3 la 5 6 op bla 2 on on on on on on 221 236 253 268 221 236 3 on on on on on 253 268 285 300 253 268 N A 4 on on on on on 285 300 317 332 285 300 5 on on on on 317 332 349 364 317 332 6 on on on on on 349 364 381 396 349 364 565 580 PDD only 7 on on on on 381 396 N A 581 596 PDD only The extensions listed are based on a three digit DN with a Start DN of 221 If your system has longer DNs or a different Start DN enter the range in the blank column f your system is configured with a 3 5 DS30 split you cannot use DS30 07 for the DSM 16 module You cannot configure the DSM32 module for DS30 06 because the second set of DNs cannot be accessed To add more DNs for Companion sets use DNs starting at 597 ISDN or DECT and change the DN type to Companion If you system is set to Full Double Density FDD Companion telephones are not supported PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 30 System Setup Forms DSM16 and DSM 32 double density settings new system Select DS30_ Enter these switch settings To assign these DNs To assign these DNs to DSM 32 Bus to DSM 16 connectors 1 2 3 4 5 6 A DSM1 B DSM2 A top B bottom 2 on on on on on A 221 236 A 237 252 on on on on B 237 252 B 221 236 3 o
88. ngs Forms 13 OSPF OSPF Parameters Interface LAN1 LAN2 WAN1 WAN2 Metric Interface Type Broadcast P2P_ Broadcast P2P_ Broadcast P2P Broadcast P2P NMBA NMBA NMBA NMBA Router Priority Transit Delay Retransmit Interval Hello Interval Dead Interval Poll Interval MTU Password PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 14 Data Settings Forms Copy this page if you need more than 35 NMBA Neighbors to a WAN interface OSPF NMBA Neighbors WAN1 WAN2 OSPF Neighbor Address Neighbor OSPF Neighbor Address Neighbor Neighbor Priority Neighbor Priority Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 15 Static Routes Copy this page for each interface to which you want to add Static Routes Static Routes Parameters Interface LAN 1 WANI WAN2 V90 1 ModemBackup Static Destination Address Destination Mask Next Hop Router Metric Route Value P0993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 16 Data Settings Forms IPX Routing
89. ning 1700 2300 Evening 1700 2300 Lunch 1200 1300 Lunch 1200 1300 Sched 4 0100 0100 Sched 4 0100 0100 Sched 5 0000 0000 Sched 5 0000 0000 Sched 6 0000 0000 Sched 6 0000 0000 PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 36 Telephony Forms Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record Wednesday Sched Start Time Stop Time Thursday Sched Start Time Stop Time Default Default Default Default Night 2300 0700 Night 2300 0700 Evening 1700 2300 Evening 1700 2300 Lunch 1200 1300 Lunch 1200 1300 Sched 4 0100 0100 Sched 4 0100 0100 Sched 5 0000 0000 Sched 5 0000 0000 Sched 6 0000 0000 Sched 6 0000 0000 Friday Sched Start Time Stop Time Saturday Sched Start Time Stop Time Default Default Default Default Night 2300 0700 Night 2300 0700 Evening 1700 2300 Evening 1700 2300 Lunch 1200 1300 Lunch 1200 1300 Sched 4 0100 0100 Sched 4 0100 0100 Sched 5 0000 0000 Sched 5 0000 0000 Sched 6 0000 0000 Sched 6 0000 0000 Sunday Sched Start Time Stop Time NOTES Default Default Night 2300 0700 Evening 1700 2300 Lunch 1200 1300 Sched 4 0100 0100 Sched 5 0000 0000 Sched 6 0000 0000 P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 37 Ringing Service Photocopy as requi
90. nt You can only assign a maximum of 93 appearances for any line Model M7100 N T7100 Button Programming EJ a ue alala B01 P e rez Amr B01 paa a A Note This button is automatically set to Auto Redial unless you choose to change it Button Blank EA External Autodial Internal Feature number E External number PL Prime line Autodial PC Pool code L Line RT Use Routing Table B01 DN Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 19 Model M7208 N T7208 Button Programming en Ms ama EZ H J B01 7m B01 HO B02 B02 T goer J B03 B03 B04 Bo4 gon Gal GMNo HJ B04 B05 Pars gm gunz O 805 BOG LJ 0 B06 B07 2 o fF La 0 07 B08 z Tr 4 B08 E cD Note The Unified Manager only displays model M7208 Button Line EA External Autodial Internal Feature number Intercom E External number PL Prim
91. o Navigation tree Default ReadOnlyUserGroup No access Navigation tree is visible but read only Default VoiceUserGroup Resources Media Bay Modules and telephony requirements under Services and Diagnostics All other menus are read only Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 9 Defining data and telephony settings You need to identify your system to the intranet or internet your equipment is connected to This allows you to use the network connection to access the Unified Manager to set up your system It also provides you with other network related features such as the capacity for voice over IP VoIP telephony services The programming records are divided into four groups of related forms e The forms that follow this section all provide general system internet and telephony records e The next set of forms provide records for any internet data connections and the MSC settings which define the voice network parameters e The telephony forms provide records for individual telephones and for general telephony information such as schedules and system operations e The final set of forms provide records for the optional applications that are included with the base Business Communications Manager software including Call Detail Recording LAN CTE and Console Service settings Configuration tools You can use the
92. ol code L Line RT Use Routing Table B11 External Use Line Use Pool DN Use Prime Line Use Routing Table B12 shift DN B13 DN B14 shift DN B15 DN B16 shift DN B17 DN B18 shift DN B19 DN B20 shift DN B21 DN B22 shift DN B23 DN B24 shift DN B25 DN B26 shift DN B27 DN B28 shift DN B29 DN B30 shift DN B31 DN B32 shift DN B33 DN B34 shift DN P0993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 22 Telephony Forms Model T7316 Button Programming OOO B23 B31D O B25 B33 D EE E O B29 B26 D e 11H HJ B17 m Saol laos HEH Eb ds AAS Eume B02 D H B07 gras WXYZ rele Booh a Bos JEJE B04 D J Bog CSJN B05 HA 810 cs cs Buttons with indicators Button Line EA External Autodial Internal Feature number Intercom E External number PL Prime line Autodial Answer DN PC Pool code L Line RT Use Routing Table BO1 DN BO2 DN BO3 DN BO4 DN BO5 DN BO6 DN BO7 DN BO8 DN BO9 DN B10 DN Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 23 Memory buttons Button External Autodial Internal Autodial Feature number B11 DN B
93. one Evening Off Auto Manual DN None Lunch Off Auto Manual DN None Sched 4 Off Auto Manual DN None Sched 5 Off Auto Manual DN None Sched 6 Off Auto Manual lt lt x lt z z z z z z DN None Night settings Line Ring group name Aux ringer lt l lt l lt l lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt l lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 22 2 S SS SS S Se 2 z PO993135 03 Evening settings Line Ring group name Aux ringer lt l lt l lt l lt lt lt l lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z2 2Z 22 Z2 Z Z Z Z Z Z Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 40 Telephony Forms Lunch settings Line Ring group name Aux ringer Sched 4 settings Line Ring group name Aux ringer lt l lt lt l lt lt i lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Zi2izizizlea zi ia zi zz 2 1212 zz Sched 5 settings lt l lt lt l lt lt i lt lt lt lt lt lt lt lt
94. oop only Overlap receiving SPID Loop Protocol ONN blocking state Clock source Sampling S loop only Overlap receiving SPID PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 6 Telephony Forms Target Lines Copy these pages if you are using more than 120 target lines If your system is set to a DID telephony profile all DNS are automatically mapped to target lines Note Line programming for target line programming is covered on the Lines form Target Lines 241 492 Target line no 3 digits Telephone DN assigned to target line Prime set Control set Target line no 3 digits Telephone DN assigned to target line Prime set Control set Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 7 Target Lines 241 492 continued Target line no 3 digits Telephone DN assigned to target line Prime set Control set Target line no 3 digits Telephone DN assigned to target line Prime set Control set PO993135
95. or if you need more than six NAT rules for an interface Interface LAN 1 WAN1 WAN2 V90 1 ModemBackup Status Enabled Disabled NAT Rule Order Default Rules Disabled Enabled include IP phones Enabled do not include IP phones Rule Order Comma separated R NAT Rule Settings Rule Name Direction In Out Both In Out Both In Out Both Protocol IP TCP UDP TCP UDP IP TCP UDP TCP UDP IP TCP UDP TCP UDP Private IP Type Fixed Fixed Fixed Private IP Private Range Mask Private Port ALL FTP Telnet ALL FTP Telnet ALL FTP Telnet Range SMTP___ SNMP___ SNMP SMTP___ SNMP___ SNMP SMTP___ SNMP___ SNMP Trap DNS TFTP Trap DNS TFTP Trap DNS TFTP Gopher___ Finger___ Gopher___ Finger___ Gopher___ Finger___ HTTP H 323 POP3 HTTP H 323 POP3 HTTP H 323 POP3 NNTP___RPC___ NNTP___ RPC___ NNTP___ RPC___ SUNNFS___ UNISTIM___ SUNNFS___ UNISTIM___ SUNNFS___ UNISTIM___ 1 65535 1 65535 1 65535 Public IP Type Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Fixed Dynamic Public IP Public Range Mask Public Port ALL FTP Telnet ALL FTP Telnet ALL FTP Telnet Range SMTP___ SNMP___ SNMP SMTP___ SNMP___ SNMP SMTP___ SNMP___ SNMP Trap DNS TFTP Trap DNS TFTP Trap DNS TFTP Gopher___ Finger___ Gopher___ Finger___ Gopher___ Finger___ HTTP H 323 POP3 HTTP H 323 POP3 HTTP H 323 POP3 NNTP___ RPC___ NNTP___ RPC___ NNTP___ RPC___ SUNNFS___ UNISTIM___ SUNN
96. ord this information Note Some telephones require other configuration information e Companion handsets access a specific range of ISDN based DN records e DECT has a special media bay module that requires pre programming You must configure the DN records before you subscribe any handset to the system e T7406 wireless handsets must register to the base stations and choose a base station port This port is connected to the Business Communications Manager and represents a specific DN available to the DSM the base station is attached to You can configure the DN record before or after this procedure e Nortel 12002 and 12004 and the Nortel Networks 12050 Soft Phone must be registered to the system from the telephone location These telephones can be set to auto generate a DN record or you can choose which range of DNs within the digital range that you want to use If you choose to assign a specific range you can configure the DN records before the telephones are registered to the system e NetVision telephones are initially configured through the Symbol NetVision Phone Administrator NVPA application The data is then uploaded to the telephone At that point a specific DN record is assigned to the handset You can also configure the DN record before you perform this procedure Using Wizards to add users Most of these fields can be assigned to individual or groups of telephones using the DN Record Templates Wizard and Add Users Wizard It
97. ote If you use DNs from the Companion range change the DN Type to Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record DECT system record DS30 channel Base DECT Location Base DECT Location Station module Station module port port 1 5 2 6 3 7 4 8 DN Assigned DN Assigned DN Assigned defaults A A A 597 to 624 P0993135 03 Return to Programming Record forms Data Settings RTEL NETWORKS Contents Data Settings DICE Ie o 1 DHCP Ela AGEM srl ir ARIAS ad 1 DHCP Sri aio aa 1 Local Scopa LANT cororin rana a bGewe as eee 2 Local Scope LANZ cria ie ida eid eek Aden 5 Fama SEGRE anccanerdiacia terio diciendo Tit 8 O OS P ROA O ART ESS 10 A O A aN a Nadal deeb a Beha hd has ol Maa 11 RIP arcaica dane ete eee Seu ekeeR ia dees 12 CBR ras AA fete A aa 13 e 3008 Sade eoadannaKeLae Fhe aoe eweeeke aoe seek uedas haar 15 IPA ROUNO aber R a OES SOLER Sho DERE ea Pom eE 16 ee IM AA at ls Al ic ecttakdea earn eases oetts Ante teen TETT ETT 19 DAPR PARES LIE AAA AA A 20 PES TOUS ia ad is AA ee eee dees 21 SUMP serncrsior RECA eee AA AO A A A 22 WED 6 ddan 93544 di hs Rhee S 4 ea N SEE d AA od id OED 24 Dis LIME MO isso 24 NTP Clem S6HiiGS esop recrea AAA 24 A ok te htc hgh A AO 25 PRUE soniquGales pei tst saben ta ents nEn weer tae eee bon tones EL EENDEN 27 IPSEC cet E E E pera SN 31 Folc gs AA a haan E xe A RA A E 33 Common Open Policy Services COPS 0c eee eee e
98. oute Must be physical line to same destination such as T1 or SL 1 MCDN Comments Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 35 Network settings To establish a telephony network you need to ensure that your numbering plan and dialing rules coordinate with the other nodes in the network Define the dialing plans your system will use e Public networks are networks where the system dials into the public network PSTN e Private networks are networks where all the systems chained together have a dedicated line or connection between each node Use the following table to define the parameters your system will use to dial other networks Dialing Plan Services Telephony Services General Settings Dialing Timeout Private Network Dialing Private Location Private Notes plan type Network code DN ID length None N A N A N A UDP CDP N A Public Network Public DN DN prefix DN length DN DN DN DN DN prefix DN lengths prefix length prefix length length Default 7 411 3 0 11 911 3 00 12 01 17 011 18 1 11 PRI networks system settings MCDN PRI SL 1 or VoIP ETSI Euro North American and ETSI DPNSS NetwkICCL Y N NetwkDiversion TRO Y N MCID N TAT Y N P0993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming
99. p Service Manager System Status Monitor Watchdog Disk Mirroring Unified Manager Recording Playback Driver Debug Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 14 System Setup Forms LAN Resources LAN Parameters Primary Wins Address Secondary Wins Address LAN2 Additional IP Addresses Fast Routing Disabled Enabled Decrement TTL Disabled Enabled Traffic smoothing Disabled 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 LAN1 Summary IP Address Subnet Mask Connection Type Auto Sense 10 MB Half 10 MB Full 100 MB Half 100 MB Full Admin Status Disabled Enabled Primary Wins Address Secondary Wins Address LAN1 Additional IP Addresses Range IP Address Subnet Mask LAN2 Summary IP Address Subnet Mask Connection Type Auto Sense 10 MB Half 10 MB Full 100 MB Half 100 MB Full Admin Status Disabled Enabled Range IP Address Subnet Mask Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 15 System Setup Forms Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 16 System Setup Forms Media Services Card Resources use for both WAN1 and WAN2 Copy this page if you are adding more than 70 WAN PPP Passwords WAN PPP Passwords PH PPP User Name PPP Password PH PPP User Name PPP Password
100. r 1 Center 2 Center 3 Center 4 Center 5 Direct Dial sets Set Type Internal External Facility external line 1 None Use line Pool Internal Use Prime line External Use Routing table 2 None Use line Pool Internal Use Prime line External Use Routing table 3 None Use line Pool Internal Use Prime line External Use Routing table 4 None Use line Pool Internal Use Prime line External Use Routing table 5 None Use line Pool Internal Use Prime line External Use Routing table PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 2 Telephony Forms CAP assignment CAP CAP set CAP CAP set 1 7 2 8 3 9 4 10 5 11 6 12 Timers Camp Timeout Transfer Callback Timeout Park Timeout Host Delay Page Timeout Link Time Feature settings Business Name Alarm set None DN DN lt control set gt Background music YorN Set relocation Y orN On hold Tones Music Silence Message reply enhancement YorN Receiver volume Use sys volume Answer key Basic Enhanced Use set volume Extended Park mode Lowest or Cycle Force auto spd dial over ic conf Y or N Delayed Ring Transfer 1234610 Conference Tone YorN Held line reminder Off Network Callback Timer 30 60 90 120 150 180 sec Directed pickup YorN Call log space Space per log of sets with logs
101. red You can have a maximum of 100 ring groups Each group can have a maximum of 30 telephones Group 001 100 Ring grp Telephones Ring grp Telephones Ring grp Telephones Ring grp Telephones DN DN DN DN PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 38 Telephony Forms Group 001 100 Ring grp Telephones DN Ring grp Telephones DN Ring grp Telephones DN Ring grp Telephones DN Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 39 Ringing Service scheduling Schedule Service Setting Trunk Answer Extra Dial Set Night Of Auto Manual Y DN N
102. se True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 40 Data Settings Forms QoS Policies Name Filter Interface Group Order Action Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Data Settings Forms 41 Common Open Policy Services COPS COPS Client Servers Address TCP Port Priority Address TCP Port Priority COPS Client Server Retry Data Server Retry Count Server Retry Interval PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 42 Data Settings Forms Policy Agent and server Policy Agent Dynamic Management Enabled Disabled IP Firewall Filters Policy Server Longevity Never ExpireExpire Immediately Expire on Timeout Copy this page if you are adding IP Firewall filters to more than three interfaces Log Viewing Options Interface LAN1 WAN1 WAN2 V90 1 ModemBackup Status Enabled Disabled Enabled Disabled Enabled Disabled Logging settings Logging Enabled Disabled Enabled Disabled Enabled Disa
103. talled on either DS30 06 or 07 DN range maximum of 32 handsets 2 0 upgrades 501 532 2 5 3 0 systems 597 624 plus four from the Companion DN range 565 596 DSM16 16 and DSM 32 32 single density settings upgraded 2 5 system o Enter these switch settings To assign these DNs To assign these DNs to To assign these DNs to to DSM16 or DSM 16 DSM 32 or DSM 32 Companion bus 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 on on on on on on 221 236 221 252 DS30 2 and 3 3 on on on on on 237 252 237 268 DS30 3 and 4 N A 4 on on on on on 253 268 253 284 DS30 4 and 5 5 on on on on 269 284 269 300 DS30 5 and 6 6 on on on on on 285 300 285 316 DS30 6 and 7 565 580 PDD only TE on on on on 301 316 NIA 581 596 PDD only The extensions listed are based on a three digit DN with a Start DN of 221 If your system has longer DNs or a different Start DN enter the range in the blank column If your system is configured with a 3 5 DS30 DS30 split you cannot use DS30 07 for the DSM 16 module You cannot configure the DSM32 module for DS30 06 because the second set of DNs cannot be accessed To add more DNs for Companion sets use the range that starts at 597 ISDN or DECT and change the DN type to Companion If you system is set to Full Double Density FDD Companion telephones are not supported Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record P0993135 03 Syst
104. telephony System Configuration Nortel IP Terminals H 323 Terminals H 323 Trunks Remote Gateway PortRanges P0993135 03 System Setup Forms 13 Services MSC and data menus Call Detail Recording Report Params Report Options Market Params Prefix Bins Access Bin Settings Data File Transfer LAN CTE Configuration Domain User Account IP Address Machine Name Console Service Server Configuration General Information Diagnostic Logging Voice Mail Multi Media Call Center IVR IVR prompts Management and Diagnostics Management User Manager Alarm Manager Diagnostics MSC System test log System admin log Network event log DN to port conversion Debug Trunk Modules Bus 02 Module X Loopback tests B channels PO993135 03 DHCP Local Scope LAN 1 2 Remote Scope DNS IP Routing LAN 1 2 WAN 1 2 V90 1 ModemBackup IPX Routing SNMP QoS Monitor Mean Opinion Score Web Cache Net Link Mgr Alarm Service NAT LAN 1 2 WAN 1 2 V90 1 ModemBackup Trunk modules continued CSU statistics D channel CSU statistics Service Metrics Telephony Services CbC limit metrics Pool PRI A F Public Tie FX Outwats Inwats 800 Hunt Group metrics PSTN fallback metrics VPN PPTP IPSec Branch Office Accounts Remote User Accounts Policy Management Qos Policies Actions Devices Rules COPS Client Status and Statistics Configuration Policy Agent IP Firewall Filters LAN 1 2 WAN 1 2 V90 1 ModemBacku
105. these settings are not required IP address of Default Gateway telephone Netmask VLAN ID S1 S2 Published IP address Port 7000 7000 Action 1 1 Retry count 255 255 IP P0993135 03 Telephony Forms 29 12004 and 2002 Button Programming Photocopy as required AA N T e B06 OOOO OD cS SO SD o DODODODOO B07 B08 B09 B10 System DNs Active Set DNS User Preferences Button Programming i2004 has 12 programmable buttons i2002 has nine programmable buttons Button Line EA External Autodial Internal Autodial Feature number Intercom E External number PL Prime line Answer PC Pool code L Line DN RT Use Routing Table BO1 DN BO2 DN BO3 DN BOA DN BO5 DN BO6 DN BO7 DN BO8 DN BO9 DN B10 DN B11 DN B12 DN P0993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 30 Telephony Forms Netvision handset programming H 323 Terminals Photocopy as required Enter the parameters for all NetVision telephones that you configured to your system Access Point programming DN User name Type of NetVision Non data Data Configuration NVPA telephone application used Destination Public IP address of the Business Handset IP address Gateway Communications Manager IP address
106. tion pages If you have an HTML editor you can open the HTML files located in the Record folder on the CD to create a custom programming record for your site Once you fill out the forms relevant to your system they will provide you with a quick overview of your system data as well as a way to sanity check if you ever need to restore your data New for Business Communications Manager 3 0 The following section lists the changes and new forms that have been added for this release Form New fields Comments Setup screens System identification and Density setting PDD and DDD initialization information IVR DN Installed equipment DSM16 DSM32 and DDI Mux System Users and User Group New forms Provide your users with various levels of privileges new function access to the Unified Manager Identifying lines and Modules old double density tables section was reworked title Identifying media bay modules DDI Mux Installed Telephones and other double density wiring Hardwired Devices System Configuration new table fields to configure your system for IP trunks H 323 trunks Registration TTL new in Feature Pack 1 updated for 3 0 Gateway Protocol CSE Remote Gateway Gateway type BCM 3 0 IMP New interoperability CSE 1000 CS 3000 Gateway Protocol CSE PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 2 System Setup Forms Form New fields Comments
107. within the CallPilot and IVR applications that are specific to those programs employee leaves the company WARNING Store your passwords in a secure place Change them frequently especially if the assigned User Name Password max 12 characters case sensitive Member of lt group name gt refer to User Group privileges on page 8 Default user ee_ admin eedge default Default user ModemBackup Default user supervisor visor default PO993135 03 Business Communications Manager 3 0 Programming Record 8 System Setup Forms User Group privileges You use passwords to access the Unified Manager These are system passwords which have default settings Ensure that you change these passwords as soon as your system has been installed and tested These passwords are created or changed under Management User Management Besides changing the default passwords you can provide user passwords that provide specific access to specific parts of the navigation tree As well you will have passwords for your CallPilot application User Group name Allowed privileges Denied Privileges Default AdminUserGroup All None Default CDRUserGroup CDR access only All other access is read only Default DataUserGroup Data and IP telephony All other access is read only Default DialUpUserGroup No access t

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