July 2002
Intermediate to advanced
528 pages
15h 13m
English
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Gateway Marshal Servers
The Gateway Marshal servers connect the VOCAL system to the PSTN gateways .
Table 6-9 shows the provisioning tasks that can be performed with the Gateway Marshal server.
Table 6-9. Gateway Marshal server tasks
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Task |
Comments |
|---|---|
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Adding a Gateway Marshal server group |
Gateway Marshal server groups are the second sublevel below Gateway Marshals that are dedicated to specific PSTN area codes must be separated by area code into different groups. |
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Adding a Gateway Marshal server |
The number of Gateway Marshals may depend on how you have configured your system to best serve customers in different regions. |
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Editing a Gateway Marshal server |
Select a server, edit the fields, and then click OK. Table 6-10 describes the fields. |
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Adding additional Gateway Marshal servers |
Additional servers can be added as the system grows in size or if greater reliability is desired. Follow the earlier instructions in "Adding New Servers.” |
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Deleting Gateway Marshal servers |
Select a server and click Delete. |
Figure 6-5 shows the Gateway Marshal server’s data entry fields.
Figure 6-5. Gateway Marshal server data entry screen
Table 6-10 describes the fields.
Table 6-10. Gateway Marshal server data entry fields
|
Field |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Type |
A notice describing this server’s Marshal server type. |
|
Group |
A notice describing this ... |
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