
Configuring the Nortel Networks Remote Access Concentrators and the DMS-10 for Remote Access.March 31, 1999 11
ALTR OVFL
TYPE EAS
UPGR NONE
CTYP NONE
TG 72
CHG YES
OPR NO
SDCN NOCO
COS NONE
DEL 7 <= No digits need to be sent to the RAC
APFX NONE
CNTL ETHR
OVLP NO
PGNC NO
There is no need to send digits to the RAC. It is capable of auto-detecting the protocol
being terminated on it, for example ISDN 56Kbs bsor Modem, and PPP, MLPP. Some
other RAS devices need a special DN or a prefix (APFX) to indicate the protocol expected
for the termination. In some instances you may want to override his capability for special
CLI manual regarding “Session Parameter Blocks” or SPBs.
If you expect to send digits to the RAC you will need to set the “dnis” parameter in the
RAC WAN configuration. The “dnis” parameter sets the RAC to expect digits to be sent to
the trunk on a seizure. If “dnis” set to zero and numbers are sent, you will likely get a
“TRK018” from the DMS-10. This is because the RAC will not wait for the digits and will
answer before the DMS-10 is done sending the digits.
Once the Trunk Group and Route are set. The the chosen DN will need to be set to termi-
nate on the trunk group. This can be done by either translating or by intercepting the DN
and sending it to a screen with the route to the trunk group.
5.4.2 ISDN PRI LTG Setup
PRI setup is nearly identical to setting up a DCM trunk. PRI requires you to set up a Line
Trunk Group (LTG) which is automatically done in overlay PRI when the PRI is assigned.
Below is an example of a typical LTG for a RAC.
TYP LTG
NUM 2
APPL PRI
TGTP OUT
Note: If digits are being sent to the RAC on a A/B bit Trunk, the WAN “dnis”
parameter on the RAC must be set with the number of digits. Otherwise
the RAC will answer before the number is sent resulting in a DMS-10
“TRK018”.
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