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Chapter 7 <br />

1. By OMC (<strong>Expert</strong> View):<br />

System > Voice over IP > VoIP: Parameters > General tab<br />

2. Review/modify the followings attributes:<br />

Number of VoIP-Trunk Channels<br />

VoIP Protocol<br />

Quality of IP service<br />

Enter the number of channels used for SIP trunking<br />

Select SIP<br />

Select the QoS type used for the remote SIP gateway<br />

VoIP calls<br />

3. Do not check the "RTP Direct" box<br />

4. Confirm your entries<br />

5. If the VoIP Protocol has been switched from H323 to SIP, you are requested to reset the<br />

VoIP boards.<br />

7.6.3.1.2 Configuring the Gateway Timers (Optional)<br />

Refer to Configuring H323 Gateway - Hardware configuration - Configuring the Gateway<br />

timeouts (optional)<br />

1. By OMC (<strong>Expert</strong> View):<br />

System -> Voice on IP -> VoIP: Parameters -> Gateway tab<br />

2. The parameters have standardized values, do not change them without prior analysis<br />

RAS Request Timeout<br />

Connect Timeout<br />

Gateway Presence Timeout<br />

Connect Timeout<br />

Maximum authorized response time for a RAS<br />

request ("Registration, Admission, Status")<br />

made to the gatekeeper; between 10 and 180;<br />

default value = 20<br />

Maximum authorized time interval between initialization<br />

and connection; value between 10<br />

and 1200; default value = 500<br />

Determines the presence of a remote Gateway;<br />

value between 10 and 600; default value = 50<br />

Maximum authorized time interval between initialization<br />

and connection; value between 10<br />

and 1200; default value = 500<br />

H.245 Request Timeout Maximum authorized response time for an<br />

H.245 request; value between 10 and 60; default<br />

value = 40<br />

SIP: End of dialing Timeout Default value = 5<br />

The "End of Dialing table used" box can be checked or not (optional).<br />

The "End of Dialing table used" is checked to define the end of dialing detection. The system<br />

uses the end of dialing prefix table to ascertain the length (number of digits) of the numbers<br />

transmitted. A counter, equal to or superior than 0, is associated with each prefix. When a<br />

prefix has not been configured in this table, the system uses a reference counter (see<br />

paragraph Configuring the “End of Dialing Table” ).<br />

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