Toolpack v2.4:Create ISUP CIC Groups

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'''2. Configure the new ISUP CIC group:'''
 
'''2. Configure the new ISUP CIC group:'''
 
*Enter a name for the group
 
*Enter a name for the group
*Enter a number for the first CIC in the group
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*Enter a number for the first CIC in the group (this value must follow other CIC group value, and not overlap)
 
*Select a line service
 
*Select a line service
 
*Check the appropriate timeslots (click "Select all" to check all timeslots)
 
*Check the appropriate timeslots (click "Select all" to check all timeslots)
 
*Select a call control method
 
*Select a call control method
*Click "Create" to finalise the configuration
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*Click "Create" to finalize the configuration
  
 
[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.4_Creating_ISUP_CIC_Group.png|700px]]
 
[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.4_Creating_ISUP_CIC_Group.png|700px]]

Latest revision as of 14:05, 8 January 2010

To create an ISUP CIC group:

1. Click "Create New Isup Cic Group" in the ISUP interface configuration window (a number of groups can be created at once by clicking "Create Multiple New Isup Cic Group"):

Web Portal v2.4 Create ISUP CIC Group.png

2. Configure the new ISUP CIC group:

  • Enter a name for the group
  • Enter a number for the first CIC in the group (this value must follow other CIC group value, and not overlap)
  • Select a line service
  • Check the appropriate timeslots (click "Select all" to check all timeslots)
  • Select a call control method
  • Click "Create" to finalize the configuration

Web Portal v2.4 Creating ISUP CIC Group.png

3. Verify that the "IsupCicGroup was successfully created" message appears:

Web Portal v2.4 ISUP CIC Group Created.png

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