User manual POLYCOM READIMANAGERLX100

[. . . ] Polycom ReadiManager LX 100 Scheduling Administrator's Guide September 2004 Polycom ReadiManager LX100 Scheduling Administrator's Guide Copyright © 2003-2004 Polycom, Inc. This product includes software developed by CDS Networks, Inc. Copyright 1998, 1999 CDS Networks, Inc. , Medford Oregon. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, for any purpose, without the express written permission of Polycom, Inc. [. . . ] The ISDN number to be dialed, to make the direct connection. This number is defined at the MCU. Dial Number for RS366 IMux Setting Up Gateway Services If your enterprise use combination of ISDN and IP dialing, gateway services will need to be defined, usually after the H. 320 (ISDN) Services have been defined, because the gateway service references it. To ensure that gateway dialing can be made successfully, set up all gateway services that your gateway supports. If you use Least Cost Routing, Polycom ReadiManager LX100 uses the H. 320 Service and the Gateway service when looking up Least Cost Routing tables. For more information, see Using Least Cost Routing on page 199. To set up a gateway service for an MCU 1. (For details, see Viewing Equipment Associated with a Resource on page 63. ) Scroll down to the Equipment Parameter Information section of the Equipment form. To create a new gateway service, click the Add New button. If a Gateway Service already exists, click the Parameter Set link to open the existing Gateway Service page. Complete all required fields in the form. (For details, see Fields in the Gateway Service Form on page 79. ) When you are finished defining the service, click Update. Click Return to return to the Equipment form. Click Update to save the changes to the Equipment form. Repeat steps 4 through 8 until all gateway services have been defined. 5. 9. 78 Setting Up Services Chapter 5 - Setting Up and Working with Resources Fields in the Gateway Service Form Field Name Service Name* Prefix* Description Descriptive name of the gateway service. You may want to include the speed as part of the name. E164 prefix for selecting this service, as specified in the MCU properties. This is a unique ID for each of the gateway services you define. For an MGC, the prefix is labeled the "Session Profile ID (E164)" for the Gateway Session Profile in the MGC Manager software. Channels* H. 320 Service Name Number of 64K channels allocated for the prefix. Name of the H. 320 service associated with the dial-in number. An H. 320 Service must also be defined for this MCU, using the name that you specify here. Make sure that the name entered here matches the H. 320 Service name. Setting Up H. 323 Services (IP) H. 323 Services define how MCUs and Video Codecs can be reached through an IP address. The H. 323 fields required vary, depending on whether you are defining the service for an MCU or for a video codec, and depending on the specific equipment you are defining. To set up H. 323 (IP) service for an MCU or a video codec 1. Open the Equipment form for the MCU or video codec. [. . . ] Then change the details for the file and click the Submit button. Modifying an LCR File in a Least Cost Routing Table · To delete an existing LCR file, locate it in the list at the bottom of the form and 208 Using Least Cost Routing Chapter 9 - Advanced Setup and Maintenance click the Delete link. When you have finished making changes, click the Update button at the bottom of the screen. To copy a least cost routing table 1. From the menu bar, choose Admin > Console. [. . . ]