PictureTel LiveGateway Version 3.1 Online ... - Polycom Support
PictureTel LiveGateway Version 3.1 Online ... - Polycom Support
PictureTel LiveGateway Version 3.1 Online ... - Polycom Support
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Interface (ISDN BRI Configuration)<br />
Obtain the BRI configuration information from the Telecom Administrator who supplied the BRI line. To<br />
configure the ISDN BRI line, click the Configure button. The BRI Configuration screen is displayed.<br />
Gateway Prefix<br />
The Gateway prefix is the number that LiveLAN users must enter before an H.320 system’s dial string/phone<br />
number. (For more information, refer to the <strong>PictureTel</strong> LiveLAN Product Guide.) A Gateway prefix must be<br />
entered. The default Gateway prefix is 9.<br />
Note: The Gateway prefix that is set in LiveManager for this <strong>LiveGateway</strong> board must be the same as<br />
the Gateway prefix entered here. If it is not entered or not the same in both places, the <strong>LiveGateway</strong><br />
cannot be accessed. All boards must also have the same prefix.<br />
LiveManager will not allow a terminal to register if the Gateway prefix (such as 9) is the first digit in its<br />
terminal ID.<br />
For more information, refer to the <strong>PictureTel</strong> LiveManager Product Guide.<br />
Dialing Prefix<br />
Note: The dialing prefix is an advanced administrative option and is not a requirement.<br />
The dialing prefix is a number or set of numbers that can be programed in by the system administrator to make<br />
it easier for users to dial out to the WAN.<br />
When a LiveLAN user dials out to the WAN, LiveManager directs the call to the closest available <strong>LiveGateway</strong><br />
board on the LAN. One <strong>LiveGateway</strong> board may be serviced by an ISDN provider that requires a dialing prefix<br />
of 9, while another may require a dialing prefix of 7. Because LiveManager does not distinguish one ISDN<br />
provider from another, a dialing prefix must be used when more than one <strong>LiveGateway</strong> board is being used on<br />
the same LAN, but are located on different servers.<br />
By having the system administrator configure a dialing prefix, users can dial the Gateway prefix without<br />
worrying about how many <strong>LiveGateway</strong> boards they have and having to know which ISDN provider services<br />
each board.