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ISDN Protocol Administrator's and Developer's Guide ... - Intervoice

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Required EntriesThe intvconf.dat entries that are required to implement Non-FacilityAssociated Signaling include:[<strong>ISDN</strong>AlternateDLL]Enables the nfas_att.dll software module. The module is necessaryto support NFAS functions. The <strong>Intervoice</strong> implementation ofNFAS has been written to support the AT&T 5ESS <strong>and</strong> 4ESSswitches as well as the Nortel DMS series of switches. Configure theentry <strong>and</strong> the switch type, as shown below:[<strong>ISDN</strong>AlternateDLL]NFAS_ATT; Name of NFAS software module[<strong>ISDN</strong>SwitchType]ATTor[<strong>ISDN</strong>SwitchType]DMS[<strong>ISDN</strong>InterfaceIDs]Identifies each span on a system. Because NFAS works on multiplespans, the user must give an identity to each span so that the switchwill know on which span a call is being carried. Up to 8 spans canbe identified under this entry.[<strong>ISDN</strong>InterfaceIDs]1 0; Span number 1, D channel interface ID2 1; Span number 2, D channel interface IDConfiguration of amulti-node system is notdiscussed in thisdocument.NFAS is designed to support more than one Node. Because of thiscapability, one D Channel on a single system can control calls on upto four systems.The Post Card function is used to convey the call controlinformation from one system to another.8-6 <strong>ISDN</strong> <strong>Protocol</strong> Administrator’s <strong>and</strong> Developer’s <strong>Guide</strong> 60001262, First Edition

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