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" CONTACT-INFO " Mediatrix Telecom, Inc. 4229, Garlock Street Sherbrooke (Quebec) Canada Phone: (819) 829-8749 " DESCRIPTION " Integrated Services Digital Network The Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) service manages the ISDN parameters for BRI and PRI telephony interfaces. " ::= { mediatrixServices 1850 } isdnMIBObjects OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { isdnMIB 1 } -- ***************************************************************************** -- Group:Primary Rate Interface Configuration -- ***************************************************************************** primaryRateInterfaceGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { isdnMIBObjects 200 } -- ***************************************************************************** -- Table:Primary Rate Interface -- ***************************************************************************** primaryRateInterfaceTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF PrimaryRateInterfaceEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Primary Rate Interface Configuration parameters related to the Primary Rate interfaces on this managed device. " ::= { primaryRateInterfaceGroup 100 } primaryRateInterfaceEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX PrimaryRateInterfaceEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " A row in table Primary Rate Interface. " INDEX { primaryRateInterfaceName } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceTable 1 } PrimaryRateInterfaceEntry ::= SEQUENCE { primaryRateInterfaceName OCTET STRING, primaryRateInterfaceEndpointType INTEGER, primaryRateInterfacePortPinout INTEGER, primaryRateInterfaceLineCoding INTEGER, primaryRateInterfaceLineFraming INTEGER, primaryRateInterfaceNetworkLocation INTEGER, primaryRateInterfacePreferredEncodingScheme INTEGER, primaryRateInterfaceFallbackEncodingScheme INTEGER, primaryRateInterfaceChannelRange OCTET STRING, primaryRateInterfaceIncomingChannelRange OCTET STRING, primaryRateInterfaceOutgoingChannelRange OCTET STRING, primaryRateInterfaceChannelAllocationStrategy INTEGER, primaryRateInterfaceMaxActiveCalls Unsigned32, primaryRateInterfaceSignalInformationElementEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceInbandToneGenerationEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceInbandDtmfDialingEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceOverlapDialingEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceCallingNameMaxLength Unsigned32, primaryRateInterfaceExclusiveBChannelSelectionEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceSendingCompleteEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceClipEnable INTEGER, primaryRateInterfaceClirEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceClirOverrideEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceSendRestartOnStartupEnable MxEnableState } -- Index:Name primaryRateInterfaceName OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Name Name that identifies the interface. " ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 100 } -- Columnar:Maximum Active Calls primaryRateInterfaceMaxActiveCalls OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX Unsigned32 ( 0..30 ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Maximum Active Calls Defines the maximum number of active calls on the interface. Note: The special value 0 indicates no maximum number of active calls. " DEFVAL { 0 } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 1000 } -- Columnar:Signal Information Element Enable primaryRateInterfaceSignalInformationElementEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Signal Information Element Enable Defines whether the signal information element is enabled on the interface. When activated at the Network UNI-side ( PrimaryRateInterfaceEndpointType parameter set to Nt), the signal information element is sent to the User UNI-side. When activated at the User UNI-side ( PrimaryRateInterfaceEndpointType parameter set to Te), the tone indicated in the signal information element is played in the IP direction. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 1050 } -- Columnar:Inband Tone Generation Enable primaryRateInterfaceInbandToneGenerationEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Inband Tone Generation Enable Defines whether inband tone generation is enabled on the interface. When activated at the User UNI-side ( PrimaryRateInterfaceEndpointType parameter set to Te), only the ringback tone is generated. When the SignalingChannel.Protocol parameter is set to 'QSIG' and this parameter is activated, the incoming side of the call plays the tones inband. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 1100 } -- Columnar:Inband DTMF Dialing Enable primaryRateInterfaceInbandDtmfDialingEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Inband DTMF Dialing Enable Defines whether inband DTMF dialing is enabled. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 1200 } -- Columnar:Overlap Dialing Enable primaryRateInterfaceOverlapDialingEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Overlap Dialing Enable Defines whether overlap dialing is enabled on the interface. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 1300 } -- Columnar:Calling Name Maximum Length primaryRateInterfaceCallingNameMaxLength OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX Unsigned32 ( 0..82 ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Calling Name Maximum Length Defines the maximum length of the calling party name for calls from SIP to ISDN on the interface. " DEFVAL { 34 } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 1400 } -- Columnar:Exclusive Bearer Channel Selection Enable primaryRateInterfaceExclusiveBChannelSelectionEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Exclusive Bearer Channel Selection Enable Defines whether exclusive B-Channel selection is enabled for calls from SIP to ISDN on the interface. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 1500 } -- Columnar:Sending Complete Enable primaryRateInterfaceSendingCompleteEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Sending Complete Enable Defines whether the Sending Complete information element in SETUP messages is enabled for calls from SIP to ISDN on the interface. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 1600 } -- Columnar:Calling Line Information Presentation Enable primaryRateInterfaceClipEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { userOnly(0) , enable(1) , disable(2) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Calling Line Information Presentation Enable Enables the CLIP service, which is offered to the called party to see the calling party's ISDN number. CLIP is complemented by privacy rules controlled by the ClirEnable and ClirOverrideEnable parameters. The ClipEnable parameter has the following effect: * UserOnly: Sends a Calling Number IE which contains the calling number digits when acting as the User UNI-side ( PrimaryRateInterfaceEndpointType parameter set to Te) otherwise the Calling Number IE is not sent. * Enable: Sends a Calling Number IE which contains the calling number digits. * Disable: The Calling Number IE is never sent. " DEFVAL { userOnly } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 1700 } -- Columnar:Calling Line Information Restriction Enable primaryRateInterfaceClirEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Calling Line Information Restriction Enable Enables the CLIR service, which is offered to the calling party to restrict presentation of the calling party's ISDN number to the called party. Setting this parameter to 'Disable' disables the CLIR service. Setting this parameter to 'Enable' enables the CLIR service. This has the following effects: For all ISDN signaling protocols except QSIG: * On a TE interface at the originating network side, when sending a SETUP message with a Calling Party Number (CPN) IE, the Presentation Indicator (PI) is set to 'Restricted'. The calling party number itself is included in the CPN IE if available. * On a NT interface at the originating network side, when receiving a SETUP message with a CPN IE, the PI is set to 'Restricted'. The calling party number itself is forwarded. For the QSIG signaling protocol: * Sending a SETUP message: The PI is set to 'Restricted' in the CPN IE inserted in the SETUP message sent to the ISDN, unless the CLIR override option is set. However, even if PI is set to 'Restricted', the calling number is included in the CPN IE. * Receiving a SETUP message: If PI is set in the received message, the calling party number is removed, unless the CLIR override option is set. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 1725 } -- Columnar:Calling Line Information Restriction Override Enable primaryRateInterfaceClirOverrideEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Calling Line Information Restriction Override Enable Enables the CLIR override option. This option allows the calling party number to be presented to the destination party even when the Calling Party Number (CPN) IE's Presentation Indicator (PI) is set to 'Restricted'. This option is typically used for police or emergency services. Setting this parameter to 'Disable' disables the CLIR Override option. Setting this parameter to 'Enable' enables the CLIR Override option. This has the following effects: For all ISDN signaling protocols except QSIG: * The override option acts on the NT interface of the destination network side. It prevents the number to be removed from the CPN IE inserted in the SETUP message sent to the destination TE. For the QSIG signaling protocol: * The override option prevents the calling name to be removed from the CPN IE in a received SETUP message. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 1750 } -- Columnar:Send Restart On Startup Enable primaryRateInterfaceSendRestartOnStartupEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Send Restart On Startup Enable Defines whether the RESTART message is sent upon a signaling channel 'UP' event " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 1800 } -- Columnar:Endpoint Type primaryRateInterfaceEndpointType OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { te(100) , nt(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Endpoint Type Defines the endpoint type: * Te: Terminal Equipment * Nt: Network Termination When the SignalingChannel.Protocol parameter is set to QSIG, the endpoint type will only be used in the second layer (LAPD) since it is a concept that does not exist within QSIG. " DEFVAL { te } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 200 } -- Columnar:Port Pinout primaryRateInterfacePortPinout OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { auto(100) , te(200) , nt(300) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Port Pinout Defines the port pinout: * Auto: The pinout is set according to the endpoint type. * Te: Force the pinout to TE regardless of the endpoint type. * Nt: Force the pinout to NT regardless of the endpoint type. See PrimaryRateInterface.EndpointType parameter for a description of the endpoint type. " DEFVAL { auto } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 250 } -- Columnar:Line Coding primaryRateInterfaceLineCoding OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { b8zs(100) , hdb3(200) , ami(300) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Line Coding Defines the transmission encoding of bits: * B8ZS: Bipolar with 8-Zeros Substitution (T1 lines) * HDB3: High-Density Bipolar with 3-zeros (E1 lines) * AMI: Alternate Mark Inversion (E1 and T1 lines) For further information, see ITU-T Recommendation G.703. " DEFVAL { hdb3 } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 400 } -- Columnar:Line Framing primaryRateInterfaceLineFraming OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { sf(100) , esf(200) , crc4(300) , noCrc4(400) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Line Framing Defines the frame format: * SF: Super frame. Sometimes known as D4 (T1 lines) * ESF: Extended super frame (T1 lines) * CRC4: Cyclic redundancy check 4 (E1 lines) * NO-CRC4: No Cyclic redundancy check 4 (E1 lines) For further information, see ITU-T Recommendation G.704. " DEFVAL { crc4 } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 500 } -- Columnar:Network Location primaryRateInterfaceNetworkLocation OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { user(100) , private(200) , public(300) , transit(400) , international(500) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Network Location Defines the value of the network location in the progress indicator messages sent by the unit. " DEFVAL { user } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 600 } -- Columnar:Preferred Encoding Scheme primaryRateInterfacePreferredEncodingScheme OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { g711alaw(100) , g711ulaw(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Preferred Encoding Scheme Defines the preferred data encoding scheme in the bearer capabilities (user information layer 1 protocol). This encoding scheme is used when initiating a call on the ISDN side. " DEFVAL { g711alaw } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 700 } -- Columnar:Fallback Encoding Scheme primaryRateInterfaceFallbackEncodingScheme OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { g711alaw(100) , g711ulaw(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Fallback Encoding Scheme Defines the fallback data encoding scheme in the bearer capabilities (user information layer 1 protocol). " DEFVAL { g711ulaw } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 750 } -- Columnar:Channel Range primaryRateInterfaceChannelRange OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING ( SIZE(1..10) ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Channel Range Defines the range of active bearer channels. " DEFVAL { "1-30" } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 800 } -- Columnar:Channel Range Reserved for Incoming Calls primaryRateInterfaceIncomingChannelRange OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING ( SIZE(0..255) ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Channel Range Reserved for Incoming Calls Bearer channels are by default usable for both incoming and outgoing calls. Use this range to reserve channels for incoming calls. NOTE: Channels outside of the range defined by ChannelRange are ignored. NOTE: Channels reserved in both IncomingChannelRange and OutgoingChannelRange parameters are considered usable for both incoming and outgoing calls. The string has the following syntax: * ',': Separator between non-consecutive lists of channels or single channel. * 'n': A single channel, where n is the channel number. * 'm-n': List of channels where m is the start channel number and n is the end channel number. NOTE: The space character is ignored and duplication is not allowed. Channels must be specified in low to high order. Example: '1,12-15': The accepted channels are 1, 12, 13, 14 and 15. " DEFVAL { "" } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 830 } -- Columnar:Channel Range Reserved for Outgoing Calls primaryRateInterfaceOutgoingChannelRange OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING ( SIZE(0..255) ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Channel Range Reserved for Outgoing Calls Bearer channels are by default usable for both incoming and outgoing calls. Use this range to reserve channels for outgoing calls. NOTE: Channels outside of the range defined by ChannelRange are ignored. NOTE: Channels reserved in both IncomingChannelRange and OutgoingChannelRange parameters are considered usable for both incoming and outgoing calls. The string has the following syntax: * ',': Separator between non-consecutive lists of channels or single channel. * 'n': A single channel, where n is the channel number. * 'm-n': List of channels where m is the start channel number and n is the end channel number. NOTE: The space character is ignored and duplication is not allowed. Channels must be specified in low to high order. Example: '1,12-15': The accepted channels are 1, 12, 13, 14 and 15. " DEFVAL { "" } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 860 } -- Columnar:Channel Allocation Strategy primaryRateInterfaceChannelAllocationStrategy OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { ascending(100) , descending(200) , roundRobinAscending(300) , roundRobinDescending(400) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Channel Allocation Strategy Defines the strategy for selecting bearer channels. Available strategies are: * Ascending: select the lowest-numbered non-busy bearer channel * Descending: select the highest-numbered non-busy bearer channel * RoundRobinAscending: use a cyclic round-robin search; starting from the bearer channel that follows the bearer channel used for the last call, select the lowest-numbered non-busy bearer channel * RoundRobinDescending: use a cyclic round-robin search; starting from the bearer channel that precedes the bearer channel used for the last call, select the highest-numbered non-busy bearer channel " DEFVAL { ascending } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceEntry 900 } -- End of table:Primary Rate Interface -- ***************************************************************************** -- Group:Primary Rate Interface Configuration -- ***************************************************************************** primaryRateInterfaceInteropGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { primaryRateInterfaceGroup 50000 } -- ***************************************************************************** -- Table:Primary Rate Interface Interop -- ***************************************************************************** primaryRateInterfaceInteropTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF PrimaryRateInterfaceInteropEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Primary Rate Interface Interop Interop configuration parameters related to the Primary Rate interfaces on this managed device. " ::= { primaryRateInterfaceInteropGroup 100 } primaryRateInterfaceInteropEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX PrimaryRateInterfaceInteropEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " A row in table Primary Rate Interface Interop. " INDEX { primaryRateInterfaceInteropName } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceInteropTable 1 } PrimaryRateInterfaceInteropEntry ::= SEQUENCE { primaryRateInterfaceInteropName OCTET STRING, primaryRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInSetupEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInSetupAckEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInCallProgressForSetupEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInProgressEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInAlertingEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInConnectEnable MxEnableState, primaryRateInterfaceInteropMaximumFacilityWaitingDelay Unsigned32, primaryRateInterfaceInteropUseImplicitInbandInfoEnable MxEnableState } -- Index:Name primaryRateInterfaceInteropName OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Name Name that identifies the interface. " ::= { primaryRateInterfaceInteropEntry 100 } -- Columnar:Progress Indicator In Setup primaryRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInSetupEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Progress Indicator In Setup Defines whether or not the Progress Indicator information element is allowed in the SETUP message when acting as the originating side. See the SignalingChannel.SendProgressIndicatorIE parameter for other conditions for sending Progress Indicator IE. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceInteropEntry 200 } -- Columnar:Progress Indicator In Setup Ack primaryRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInSetupAckEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Progress Indicator In Setup Ack Defines whether or not the Progress Indicator information element is allowed in the SETUP ACK when acting as the terminating side. See the SignalingChannel.SendProgressIndicatorIE parameter for other conditions for sending Progress Indicator IE. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceInteropEntry 300 } -- Columnar:Progress Indicator In Call Progress For Setup primaryRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInCallProgressForSetupEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Progress Indicator In Call Progress For Setup Defines whether or not the Progress Indicator information element is allowed in the CALL PROCEEDING message in response to a SETUP message when acting as the terminating side. See the SignalingChannel.SendProgressIndicatorIE parameter for other conditions for sending Progress Indicator IE. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceInteropEntry 400 } -- Columnar:Progress Indicator In Progress primaryRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInProgressEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Progress Indicator In Progress Defines whether or not the Progress Indicator information element is allowed in the PROGRESS message in response to a SETUP message when acting as the terminating side. See the SignalingChannel.SendProgressIndicatorIE parameter for other conditions for sending Progress Indicator IE. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceInteropEntry 450 } -- Columnar:Progress Indicator In Alerting primaryRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInAlertingEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Progress Indicator In Alerting Defines whether or not the Progress Indicator information element is allowed in the ALERTING message. See the SignalingChannel.SendProgressIndicatorIE parameter for other conditions for sending Progress Indicator IE. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceInteropEntry 500 } -- Columnar:Progress Indicator In Connect primaryRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInConnectEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Progress Indicator In Connect Defines whether or not the Progress Indicator information element is allowed in the CONNECT message. See the SignalingChannel.SendProgressIndicatorIE parameter for other conditions for sending Progress Indicator IE. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceInteropEntry 600 } -- Columnar:Maximum FACILITY Waiting Delay primaryRateInterfaceInteropMaximumFacilityWaitingDelay OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX Unsigned32 ( 0..1500 ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Maximum FACILITY Waiting Delay Defines the maximum amount of time to wait for a FACILITY message, after receiving a SETUP message, before going on with normal call processing. After receiving a SETUP message, the system waits for this amount of time for a FACILITY message. As soon as it receives a FACILITY message or the delay expires, it goes on with normal call processing. A FACILITY message can contain useful information for the call. For example, it can contain a Calling Name. In order for this to be effective, the SignalingChannel.FacilityServicesEnable parameter must be enabled. The value 0 deactivates this waiting delay. This value is expressed in milliseconds (ms). " DEFVAL { 0 } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceInteropEntry 700 } -- Columnar:Use Implicit Inband Information primaryRateInterfaceInteropUseImplicitInbandInfoEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Use Implicit Inband Information This parameter defines how to interpret an incoming ISDN response message with a Progress Indicator information element No. 1 (the call is not end-to-end ISDN; further call progress information may be available in-band). This parameter is only applied for outgoing ISDN calls. For incoming ISDN call, it is inapplicable. * Disable: The Inband information towards the SIP gateway is always locally generated, regardless if Inband information is received on the ISDN call. * Enable: The Inband information towards the SIP gateway is always provided by the called ISDN peer and the NT side shall activate the B-channel connection with Inband information. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { primaryRateInterfaceInteropEntry 800 } -- End of table:Primary Rate Interface Interop -- End of group:Primary Rate Interface Configuration -- End of group:Primary Rate Interface Configuration -- ***************************************************************************** -- Group:Basic Rate Interface Configuration -- ***************************************************************************** basicRateInterfaceGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { isdnMIBObjects 300 } -- ***************************************************************************** -- Table:Basic Rate Interface -- ***************************************************************************** basicRateInterfaceTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF BasicRateInterfaceEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Basic Rate Interface Configuration and operational parameters for all physical Basic Rate interfaces on this managed device. " ::= { basicRateInterfaceGroup 100 } basicRateInterfaceEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX BasicRateInterfaceEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " A row in table Basic Rate Interface. " INDEX { basicRateInterfaceName } ::= { basicRateInterfaceTable 1 } BasicRateInterfaceEntry ::= SEQUENCE { basicRateInterfaceName OCTET STRING, basicRateInterfaceEndpointType INTEGER, basicRateInterfaceConnectionType INTEGER, basicRateInterfaceNetworkLocation INTEGER, basicRateInterfacePreferredEncodingScheme INTEGER, basicRateInterfaceFallbackEncodingScheme INTEGER, basicRateInterfaceChannelAllocationStrategy INTEGER, basicRateInterfaceMaxActiveCalls Unsigned32, basicRateInterfaceSignalInformationElementEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceInbandToneGenerationEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceInbandDtmfDialingEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceOverlapDialingEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceCallingNameMaxLength Unsigned32, basicRateInterfaceExclusiveBChannelSelectionEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceSendingCompleteEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceClipEnable INTEGER, basicRateInterfaceClirEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceClirOverrideEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceSendRestartOnStartupEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceHookFlashKeypad OCTET STRING, basicRateInterfaceKeypadReceptionTimeout Unsigned32, basicRateInterfaceMsn OCTET STRING, basicRateInterfaceMsn2 OCTET STRING, basicRateInterfaceMsn3 OCTET STRING, basicRateInterfaceTeiNegotiation INTEGER } -- Index:Name basicRateInterfaceName OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Name The physical interface name. " ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 100 } -- Columnar:Maximum Active Calls basicRateInterfaceMaxActiveCalls OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX Unsigned32 ( 0..2 ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Maximum Active Calls Defines the maximum number of active calls on the interface. Note: The special value 0 indicates no maximum number of active calls. " DEFVAL { 0 } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 1000 } -- Columnar:Signal Information Element Enable basicRateInterfaceSignalInformationElementEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Signal Information Element Enable Defines whether the signal information element is enabled on the interface. When activated at the Network UNI-side ( BasicRateInterfaceEndpointType parameter set to Nt), the signal information element is sent to the User UNI-side. When activated at the User UNI-side (BasicRateInterfaceEndpointType parameter set to Te), the tone indicated in the signal information element is played in the IP direction. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 1050 } -- Columnar:Inband Tone Generation Enable basicRateInterfaceInbandToneGenerationEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Inband Tone Generation Enable Defines whether inband tone generation is enabled on the interface. When activated at the User UNI-side ( BasicRateInterfaceEndpointType parameter set to Te), only the ringback tone is generated. When the SignalingChannel.Protocol parameter is set to 'QSIG' and this parameter is activated, the incoming side of the call plays the tones inband. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 1100 } -- Columnar:Inband DTMF Dialing Enable basicRateInterfaceInbandDtmfDialingEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Inband DTMF Dialing Enable Defines whether inband DTMF dialing is enabled. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 1200 } -- Columnar:Overlap Dialing Enable basicRateInterfaceOverlapDialingEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Overlap Dialing Enable Defines whether overlap dialing is enabled on the interface. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 1300 } -- Columnar:Calling Name Maximum Length basicRateInterfaceCallingNameMaxLength OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX Unsigned32 ( 0..82 ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Calling Name Maximum Length Defines the maximum length of the calling party name for calls from SIP to ISDN on the interface. " DEFVAL { 34 } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 1400 } -- Columnar:Exclusive Bearer Channel Selection Enable basicRateInterfaceExclusiveBChannelSelectionEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Exclusive Bearer Channel Selection Enable Defines whether exclusive B-Channel selection is enabled for calls from SIP to ISDN on the interface. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 1500 } -- Columnar:Sending Complete Enable basicRateInterfaceSendingCompleteEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Sending Complete Enable Defines whether the Sending Complete information element in SETUP messages is enabled for calls from SIP to ISDN on the interface. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 1600 } -- Columnar:Calling Line Information Presentation Enable basicRateInterfaceClipEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { userOnly(0) , enable(1) , disable(2) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Calling Line Information Presentation Enable Enables the CLIP service, which is offered to the called party to see the calling party's ISDN number. CLIP is complemented by privacy rules controlled by the ClirEnable and ClirOverrideEnable parameters. The ClipEnable parameter has the following effect: * UserOnly: Sends a Calling Number IE which contains the calling number digits when acting as the User UNI-side ( PrimaryRateInterfaceEndpointType parameter set to Te) otherwise the Calling Number IE is not sent. * Enable: Sends a Calling Number IE which contains the calling number digits. * Disable: The Calling Number IE is never sent. " DEFVAL { userOnly } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 1700 } -- Columnar:Calling Line Information Restriction Enable basicRateInterfaceClirEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Calling Line Information Restriction Enable Enables the CLIR service, which is offered to the calling party to restrict presentation of the calling party's ISDN number to the called party. Setting this parameter to 'Disable' disables the CLIR service. Setting this parameter to 'Enable' enables the CLIR service. This has the following effects: For all ISDN signaling protocols except QSIG: * On a TE interface at the originating network side, when sending a SETUP message with a Calling Party Number (CPN) IE, the Presentation Indicator (PI) is set to 'Restricted'. The calling party number itself is included in the CPN IE if available. * On a NT interface at the originating network side, when receiving a SETUP message with a CPN IE, the PI is set to 'Restricted'. The calling party number itself is forwarded. For the QSIG signaling protocol: * Sending a SETUP message: The PI is set to 'Restricted' in the CPN IE inserted in the SETUP message sent to the ISDN, unless the CLIR override option is set. However, even if PI is set to 'Restricted', the calling number is included in the CPN IE. * Receiving a SETUP message: If PI is set in the received message, the calling party number is removed, unless the CLIR override option is set. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 1725 } -- Columnar:Calling Line Information Restriction Override Enable basicRateInterfaceClirOverrideEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Calling Line Information Restriction Override Enable Enables the CLIR override option. This option allows the calling party number to be presented to the destination party even when the Calling Party Number (CPN) IE's Presentation Indicator (PI) is set to 'Restricted'. This option is typically used for police or emergency services. Setting this parameter to 'Disable' disables the CLIR Override option. Setting this parameter to 'Enable' enables the CLIR Override option. This has the following effects: For all ISDN signaling protocols except QSIG: * The override option acts on the NT interface of the destination network side. It prevents the number to be removed from the CPN IE inserted in the SETUP message sent to the destination TE. For the QSIG signaling protocol: * The override option prevents the calling name to be removed from the CPN IE in a received SETUP message. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 1750 } -- Columnar:Send Restart On Startup Enable basicRateInterfaceSendRestartOnStartupEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Send Restart On Startup Enable Defines whether the RESTART message is sent upon a signaling channel 'UP' event " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 1800 } -- Columnar:Hook-Flash Keypad basicRateInterfaceHookFlashKeypad OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING ( SIZE(0..32) ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Hook-Flash Keypad The actual keypad string that is to be considered as a hook-flash. Setting this parameter to an empty string disables the hook-flash detection. The permitted keypad must be made up of IA5 characters. See ITU-T Recommendation T.50. " DEFVAL { "" } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 1900 } -- Columnar:Endpoint Type basicRateInterfaceEndpointType OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { te(100) , nt(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Endpoint Type Defines the endpoint type: * Te: Terminal Equipment * Nt: Network Termination When the SignalingChannel.Protocol parameter is set to QSIG, the endpoint type will only be used in the second layer (LAPD) since it is a concept that does not exist within QSIG. " DEFVAL { te } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 200 } -- Columnar:Keypad Reception Timeout basicRateInterfaceKeypadReceptionTimeout OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX Unsigned32 ( 0..4 ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Keypad Reception Timeout The actual time to wait before considering the keypad reception over. The value is expressed in seconds. Setting this parameter to 0 disables the timeout, thus assuming that all keypads will be received in a single Information message. " DEFVAL { 2 } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 2000 } -- Columnar:MSN basicRateInterfaceMsn OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING ( SIZE(0..255) ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " MSN This enables the MSN supplementary service with a comma separated list of numbers. The MSN supplementary service shall enable each individual terminal on one access to have one or more identities. If the Called E.164 received from a call does not match any MSN numbers, the call is silently discarded. This service is available only for a BRI interface configured in TE Point To Multipoint. This service is also disabled when all fields are blank. This field must contain numeric values. The comma separated list must use the following syntax: 777, 888, 999, 555, 444 " DEFVAL { "" } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 2200 } -- Columnar:MSN 2 basicRateInterfaceMsn2 OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING ( SIZE(0..32) ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS deprecated DESCRIPTION " MSN 2 Deprecated: Use Isdn.BasicRateInterface.Msn instead. This enables the MSN supplementary service with these numbers. The MSN supplementary service shall enable each individual terminal on one access to have one or more identities. If the Called E.164 received from a call does not match any MSN numbers, the call is silently discarded. This service is available only for a BRI interface configured in TE Point To Multipoint. This service is also disabled when all fields are blank. This field must contain numeric values. " DEFVAL { "" } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 2300 } -- Columnar:MSN 3 basicRateInterfaceMsn3 OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING ( SIZE(0..32) ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS deprecated DESCRIPTION " MSN 3 Deprecated: Use Isdn.BasicRateInterface.Msn instead. This enables the MSN supplementary service with these numbers. The MSN supplementary service shall enable each individual terminal on one access to have one or more identities. If the Called E.164 received from a call does not match any MSN numbers, the call is silently discarded. This service is available only for a BRI interface configured in TE Point To Multipoint. This service is also disabled when all fields are blank. This field must contain numeric values. " DEFVAL { "" } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 2400 } -- Columnar:TEI Negotiation basicRateInterfaceTeiNegotiation OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { linkUp(100) , powerUp(200) , signalingUp(300) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " TEI Negotiation Sets the Terminal Endpoint Identifier (TEI) negotiation strategy. * LinkUp: Each time the physical link comes up, the unit renegotiates the TEI value. * PowerUp: When the physical link comes up, the unit does not renegotiate the TEI value. The value obtained at power-up is reused. * SignalingUp: Each time the signaling link comes up, the unit renegotiates the TEI value. NOTE: only applies on Point To Multipoint connections. " DEFVAL { linkUp } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 2500 } -- Columnar:Connection Type basicRateInterfaceConnectionType OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { pointToPoint(100) , pointToMultiPoint(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Connection Type Defines the connection type: * PointToPoint: Can only attach one device (for instance a PABX or PSTN) * PointToMultiPoint: Can attach more than one device PointToMultiPoint configuration is not available in QSIG. " DEFVAL { pointToMultiPoint } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 300 } -- Columnar:Network Location basicRateInterfaceNetworkLocation OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { user(100) , private(200) , public(300) , transit(400) , international(500) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Network Location Defines the value of the network location in the progress indicator messages sent by the unit. " DEFVAL { user } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 600 } -- Columnar:Preferred Encoding Scheme basicRateInterfacePreferredEncodingScheme OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { g711alaw(100) , g711ulaw(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Preferred Encoding Scheme Defines the preferred data encoding scheme in the bearer capabilities (user information layer 1 protocol). This encoding scheme is used when initiating a call on the ISDN side. " DEFVAL { g711alaw } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 700 } -- Columnar:Fallback Encoding Scheme basicRateInterfaceFallbackEncodingScheme OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { g711alaw(100) , g711ulaw(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Fallback Encoding Scheme Defines the fallback data encoding scheme in the bearer capabilities (user information layer 1 protocol). " DEFVAL { g711ulaw } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 750 } -- Columnar:Channel Allocation Strategy basicRateInterfaceChannelAllocationStrategy OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { ascending(100) , descending(200) , roundRobinAscending(300) , roundRobinDescending(400) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Channel Allocation Strategy Defines the strategy for selecting bearer channels. Available strategies are: * Ascending: select the lowest-numbered non-busy bearer channel * Descending: select the highest-numbered non-busy bearer channel * RoundRobinAscending: use a cyclic round-robin search; starting from the bearer channel that follows the bearer channel used for the last call, select the lowest-numbered non-busy bearer channel * RoundRobinDescending: use a cyclic round-robin search; starting from the bearer channel that precedes the bearer channel used for the last call, select the highest-numbered non-busy bearer channel " DEFVAL { ascending } ::= { basicRateInterfaceEntry 900 } -- End of table:Basic Rate Interface -- ***************************************************************************** -- Group:Basic Rate Interface Configuration -- ***************************************************************************** basicRateInterfaceInteropGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { basicRateInterfaceGroup 50000 } -- ***************************************************************************** -- Table:Basic Rate Interface Interop -- ***************************************************************************** basicRateInterfaceInteropTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF BasicRateInterfaceInteropEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Basic Rate Interface Interop Interop configuration parameters related to the Basic Rate interfaces on this managed device. " ::= { basicRateInterfaceInteropGroup 100 } basicRateInterfaceInteropEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX BasicRateInterfaceInteropEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " A row in table Basic Rate Interface Interop. " INDEX { basicRateInterfaceInteropName } ::= { basicRateInterfaceInteropTable 1 } BasicRateInterfaceInteropEntry ::= SEQUENCE { basicRateInterfaceInteropName OCTET STRING, basicRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInSetupEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInSetupAckEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInCallProgressForSetupEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInProgressEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInAlertingEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInConnectEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceInteropMaximumFacilityWaitingDelay Unsigned32, basicRateInterfaceInteropUseImplicitInbandInfoEnable MxEnableState, basicRateInterfaceInteropAllowTeiBroadcastInPtpEnable MxEnableState } -- Index:Name basicRateInterfaceInteropName OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Name Name that identifies the interface. " ::= { basicRateInterfaceInteropEntry 100 } -- Columnar:Progress Indicator In Setup basicRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInSetupEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Progress Indicator In Setup Defines whether or not the Progress Indicator information element is allowed in the SETUP message when acting as the originating side. See the SignalingChannel.SendProgressIndicatorIE parameter for other conditions for sending Progress Indicator IE. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceInteropEntry 200 } -- Columnar:Progress Indicator In Setup Ack basicRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInSetupAckEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Progress Indicator In Setup Ack Defines whether or not the Progress Indicator information element is allowed in the SETUP ACK when acting as the terminating side. See the SignalingChannel.SendProgressIndicatorIE parameter for other conditions for sending Progress Indicator IE. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceInteropEntry 300 } -- Columnar:Progress Indicator In Call Progress For Setup basicRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInCallProgressForSetupEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Progress Indicator In Call Progress For Setup Defines whether or not the Progress Indicator information element is allowed in the CALL PROCEEDING message in response to a SETUP message when acting as the terminating side. See the SignalingChannel.SendProgressIndicatorIE parameter for other conditions for sending Progress Indicator IE. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceInteropEntry 400 } -- Columnar:Progress Indicator In Progress basicRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInProgressEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Progress Indicator In Progress Defines whether or not the Progress Indicator information element is allowed in the PROGRESS message in response to a SETUP message when acting as the terminating side. See the SignalingChannel.SendProgressIndicatorIE parameter for other conditions for sending Progress Indicator IE. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceInteropEntry 450 } -- Columnar:Progress Indicator In Alerting basicRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInAlertingEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Progress Indicator In Alerting Defines whether or not the Progress Indicator information element is allowed in the ALERTING message. See the SignalingChannel.SendProgressIndicatorIE parameter for other conditions for sending Progress Indicator IE. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceInteropEntry 500 } -- Columnar:Progress Indicator In Connect basicRateInterfaceInteropProgressIndicatorInConnectEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Progress Indicator In Connect Defines whether or not the Progress Indicator information element is allowed in the CONNECT message. See the SignalingChannel.SendProgressIndicatorIE parameter for other conditions for sending Progress Indicator IE. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceInteropEntry 600 } -- Columnar:Maximum FACILITY Waiting Delay basicRateInterfaceInteropMaximumFacilityWaitingDelay OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX Unsigned32 ( 0..1500 ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Maximum FACILITY Waiting Delay Defines the maximum amount of time to wait for a FACILITY message, after receiving a SETUP message, before going on with normal call processing. After receiving a SETUP message, the system waits for this amount of time for a FACILITY message. As soon as it receives a FACILITY message or the delay expires, it goes on with normal call processing. A FACILITY message can contain useful information for the call. For example, it can contain a Calling Name. In order for this to be effective, the SignalingChannel.FacilityServicesEnable parameter must be enabled. The value 0 deactivates this waiting delay. This value is expressed in milliseconds (ms). " DEFVAL { 0 } ::= { basicRateInterfaceInteropEntry 700 } -- Columnar:Use Implicit Inband Information basicRateInterfaceInteropUseImplicitInbandInfoEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Use Implicit Inband Information This parameter defines how to interpret an incoming ISDN response message with a Progress Indicator information element No. 1 (the call is not end-to-end ISDN; further call progress information may be available in-band). This parameter is only applied for outgoing ISDN calls. For incoming ISDN call, it is inapplicable. * Disable: The Inband information towards the SIP gateway is always locally generated, regardless if Inband information is received on the ISDN call. * Enable: The Inband information towards the SIP gateway is always provided by the called ISDN peer and the NT side shall activate the B-channel connection with Inband information. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceInteropEntry 800 } -- Columnar:Allow TEI Broadcast in Point-to-Point basicRateInterfaceInteropAllowTeiBroadcastInPtpEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Allow TEI Broadcast in Point-to-Point Defines whether or not an ISDN message with a TEI broadcast needs to be interpreted as a TEI 0 when the connection type is 'PointToPoint' (see BasicRateInterfaceGroup.ConnectionType parameter). " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { basicRateInterfaceInteropEntry 900 } -- End of table:Basic Rate Interface Interop -- End of group:Basic Rate Interface Configuration -- End of group:Basic Rate Interface Configuration -- **************************************************************************** -- Group:Bearer Channel Configuration -- **************************************************************************** bearerChannelGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { isdnMIBObjects 400 } -- *************************************************************************** -- Table:Bearer Channel Info -- *************************************************************************** bearerChannelInfoTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF BearerChannelInfoEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Bearer Channel Info Port-specific operational, statistics, and active call data for ISDN B channels. " ::= { bearerChannelGroup 100 } bearerChannelInfoEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX BearerChannelInfoEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " A row in table Bearer Channel Info. " INDEX { bearerChannelInfoIndex } ::= { bearerChannelInfoTable 1 } BearerChannelInfoEntry ::= SEQUENCE { bearerChannelInfoIndex OCTET STRING, bearerChannelInfoState INTEGER } -- Index:Index bearerChannelInfoIndex OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Index Identifies the Bearer Channel.. " ::= { bearerChannelInfoEntry 100 } -- Columnar:State bearerChannelInfoState OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { idle(100) , inUse(200) , maintenance(300) , error (400) , disabled(500) } MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " State The current call control state for this channel: * Idle: The channel is available * InUse: The channel is currently used * Maintenance: Maintenance state, temporarily unavailable * Error: Error on this channel * Disabled: The channel is disabled " ::= { bearerChannelInfoEntry 200 } -- End of table:Bearer Channel Info -- End of group:Bearer Channel Configuration -- ***************************************************************************** -- Group:Signaling Channel Configuration -- ***************************************************************************** signalingChannelGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { isdnMIBObjects 500 } -- ***************************************************************************** -- Table:Signaling -- ***************************************************************************** signalingChannelTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF SignalingChannelEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Signaling ISDN signaling table containing configuration and operational parameters for all ISDN signaling channels on this managed device. " ::= { signalingChannelGroup 100 } signalingChannelEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SignalingChannelEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " A row in table Signaling. " INDEX { signalingChannelInterfaceName } ::= { signalingChannelTable 1 } SignalingChannelEntry ::= SEQUENCE { signalingChannelInterfaceName OCTET STRING, signalingChannelProtocol INTEGER, signalingChannelFacilityServicesEnable MxEnableState, signalingChannelColpEnable MxEnableState, signalingChannelColrEnable MxEnableState, signalingChannelColrOverrideEnable MxEnableState, signalingChannelConpEnable MxEnableState, signalingChannelOutgoingNotifyEnable MxEnableState, signalingChannelAcceptedProgressCauses OCTET STRING, signalingChannelAutoCancelTimeout Unsigned32, signalingChannelDateTimeIeSupport INTEGER, signalingChannelMaintenanceServiceCallTermination INTEGER, signalingChannelLinkEstablishment INTEGER, signalingChannelLinkEstablishmentTimer Unsigned32, signalingChannelAcceptedStatusCauses OCTET STRING, signalingChannelSendIsdnProgress INTEGER, signalingChannelSendProgressIndicatorIE INTEGER, signalingChannelAocESupport INTEGER, signalingChannelAocDSupport INTEGER, signalingChannelCallReroutingBehavior INTEGER, signalingChannelDefaultCallingTon INTEGER, signalingChannelDefaultCallingNpi INTEGER, signalingChannelDefaultCallingPi INTEGER, signalingChannelDefaultCallingSi INTEGER, signalingChannelDefaultCalledTon INTEGER, signalingChannelDefaultCalledNpi INTEGER, signalingChannelUserSuspendedHandling INTEGER, signalingChannelStrictHandlingErrorConditions MxEnableState, signalingChannelMcidEnable MxEnableState } -- Index:Interface Name signalingChannelInterfaceName OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Interface Name Identifies the interface. " ::= { signalingChannelEntry 100 } -- Columnar:Maintenance Service Call Termination signalingChannelMaintenanceServiceCallTermination OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { graceful(100) , abrupt(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Maintenance Service Call Termination Describes the call termination strategy after reception of a service message requesting a maintenance on the associated bearer channel. * Graceful: The call proceeds normally until the user clears the call. The associated bearer is then set to maintenance. * Abrupt: The call is terminated immediately and set to maintenance. " DEFVAL { graceful } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 10000 } -- Columnar:Link Establishment signalingChannelLinkEstablishment OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { onDemand(100) , permanent(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Link Establishment Sets the link establishment strategy. * OnDemand: When the data link is shut down, the unit establishes a new link only when required. * Permanent: When the data link is shut down, the unit attempts to establish a new link. " DEFVAL { onDemand } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 10100 } -- Columnar:Link Establishment Timer signalingChannelLinkEstablishmentTimer OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX Unsigned32 ( 0..30000 ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Link Establishment Timer Sets the link establishment timer. This parameter has no effect if the LinkEstablishment parameter is set to 'OnDemand'. " DEFVAL { 100 } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 10110 } -- Columnar:Accepted STATUS Causes signalingChannelAcceptedStatusCauses OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING ( SIZE(0..255) ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Accepted STATUS Causes Sets the STATUS causes that can be received without automatically clearing the call. The default action is to clear the call upon the receipt of a STATUS message. If a STATUS message is received indicating a compatible call state and containing the supplied STATUS causes, the clearing of the call is prevented The string has the following syntax: * ',': Separator between non-consecutive lists of causes or single cause. * 'n': A single cause, where n is the cause number. * 'm-n': List of causes where m is the start cause number and n is the end cause number. NOTE: The space character are ignored and cause duplication is not allowed. Causes must be specified in low to high order. Example: '1,124-127': The accepted causes are 1, 124, 125, 126 and 127. " DEFVAL { "" } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 10200 } -- Columnar:Send ISDN Progress message signalingChannelSendIsdnProgress OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { sendAll(100) , sendInband(200) , sendAlerting(300) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Send ISDN Progress message Sets the strategy for sending ISDN Progress messages. * SendAll: Send an ISDN Progress message in all situations where call progression is signaled. * SendInband: Send an ISDN Progress message only when call progression contains an indication of in-band information. * SendAlerting: Send an ISDN Alerting message only when call progression contains an indication of in-band information. The strategy for sending Progress messages should be adapted to the configuration of the peer ISDN switch. Some switches may terminate calls when receiving one or many ISDN progress messages. " DEFVAL { sendAll } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 10300 } -- Columnar:Send ISDN Progress Indicator Information Element signalingChannelSendProgressIndicatorIE OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { sendAll(100) , sendInbandOnly(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Send ISDN Progress Indicator Information Element Sets the strategy for sending the Progress Indicator Information Element. * SendAll: Send the Progress Indicator IE in all situations. * SendInbandOnly: Send the Progress Indicator only when the Progress Description contains an indication of in-band information. The strategy for the Progress Indicator IE should be adapted to the configuration of the peer ISDN switch. This parameter controls sending of a Progress Indicator IE in ISDN messages where Progress Indicators are allowed. See the parameters in the BasicRateInterfaceInterop and PrimaryRateInterfaceInterop tables for a control over which ISDN messages allow Progress Indicators. " DEFVAL { sendAll } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 10400 } -- Columnar:Advice of Charge AOC-E Support signalingChannelAocESupport OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { no(100) , transparent(200) , automatic(300) , explicit(400) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Advice of Charge AOC-E Support Send the total charge at the (E)nd of the call in AOC-E messages. * no: The AOC-E support is disabled. No information is forwarded to the peer interface. * transparent: On an NT interface, the information is sent as received from the network. No information is sent if the network does not provide information. On a TE interface, the information is forwarded to the peer interface if AOC messages are received from the network. * automatic: On an NT interface, always send the information. If the network does not provide information, 'noChargeAvailable' is sent. On a TE interface, the information is forwarded to the peer interface if AOC messages are received from the network. * explicit: On an NT interface, always send the information if the phone requests AOC on a per-call basis. 'noChargeAvailable' is sent if the network does not provide information. If the phone does not request AOC on a per-call basis, no information is sent. On a TE interface, send an AOC request to the network. If the network rejects the request, no information is forwarded to the peer interface. Otherwise, the information is forwarded to the peer interface if AOC messages are received from the network. " DEFVAL { no } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 10600 } -- Columnar:Advice of Charge AOC-D Support signalingChannelAocDSupport OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { no(100) , transparent(200) , automatic(300) , explicit(400) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Advice of Charge AOC-D Support Send the current charge (D)uring the call in AOC-D messages. * no: The AOC-D support is disabled. No information is forwarded to the peer interface. * transparent: On an NT interface, the information is sent as received from the network. No information is sent if the network does not provide information. On a TE interface, the information is forwarded to the peer interface if AOC messages are received from the network. * automatic: On an NT interface, always send the information. If the network does not provide information, 'noChargeAvailable' is sent. On a TE interface, the information is forwarded to the peer interface if AOC messages are received from the network. * explicit: On an NT interface, always send the information if the phone requests AOC on a per-call basis. 'noChargeAvailable' is sent if the network does not provide information. If the phone does not request AOC on a per-call basis, no information is sent. On a TE interface, send an AOC request to the network. If the network rejects the request, no information is forwarded to the peer interface. Otherwise, the information is forwarded to the peer interface if AOC messages are received from the network. " DEFVAL { no } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 10620 } -- Columnar:Call Rerouting Behavior signalingChannelCallReroutingBehavior OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { unsupported(100) , relayReroute(200) , processLocally (300) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Call Rerouting Behavior Defines how the call rerouting request received from the private network side is supported. Rerouting requests are received in a Facility IE. * Unsupported: Rerouting requests received are rejected. A reject answer is sent to the private network. * RelayReroute: Rerouting requests are relayed as received to the public network side. If the peer rejects or does not support the reroute request, the ISDN service may initiate a new call to process the rerouting request locally. * ProcessLocally: Received Rerouting requests are not relayed to the public network side. The ISDN service attempts to connect to the rerouted address by initiating a new call. " DEFVAL { unsupported } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 10700 } -- Columnar:Default Type of Number for Calling Party Number IE signalingChannelDefaultCallingTon OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { unknown(100) , international(200) , national(300) , networkSpecific(400) , subscriber(500) , abbreviated(600) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Default Type of Number for Calling Party Number IE Default value to insert in the 'Type of Number' parameter of the 'Calling Party Number' IE when 'Type of Number' is not already defined in the call properties. A call property set by the 'Properties Manipulation' feature of the Call Router has precedence over this default value. This parameter applies to the outgoing ISDN calls. Possible values are: * Unknown: Default value of Type of Number is set to Unknown. * International: Default value of Type of Number is set to International. * National: Default value of Type of Number is set to National. * NetworkSpecific: Default value of Type of Number is set to Network-Specific. * Subscriber: Default value of Type of Number is set to Subscriber. * Abbreviated: Default value of Type of Number is set to Abbreviated. " DEFVAL { unknown } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 10800 } -- Columnar:Default Numbering Plan Identification for Calling Party Number IE signalingChannelDefaultCallingNpi OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { unknown(100) , isdnTelephony(200) , data(300) , telex (400) , nationalStandard(500) , private(600) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Default Numbering Plan Identification for Calling Party Number IE Default value to insert in the 'Numbering Plan Identification' parameter of the 'Calling Party Number' IE when 'Numbering Plan Identification' is not already defined in the call properties. A call property set by the 'Properties Manipulation' feature of the Call Router has precedence over this default value. This parameter applies to the outgoing ISDN calls. Possible values are: * Unknown: Default value of Numbering Plan Identification is set to Unknown. * IsdnTelephony: Default value of Numbering Plan Identification is set to ISDN Telephony. * Data: Default value of Numbering Plan Identification is set to Data. * Telex: Default value of Numbering Plan Identification is set to Telex. * NationalStandard: Default value of Numbering Plan Identification is set to National Standard. * Private: Default value of Numbering Plan Identification is set to Private. " DEFVAL { unknown } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 10900 } -- Columnar:Default Presentation Indicator for Calling Party Number IE signalingChannelDefaultCallingPi OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { presentationAllowed(100) , presentationRestricted (200) , notAvailable(300) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Default Presentation Indicator for Calling Party Number IE Default value to insert in the 'Presentation Indicator' parameter of the 'Calling Party Number' IE when 'Presentation Indicator' is not already defined in the call properties. A call property set by the 'Properties Manipulation' feature of the Call Router has precedence over this default value. If 'Presentation Indicator' is not provided by the call properties, its value is determined by the following two steps. First, it is set to the default value defined by 'DefaultCallingPi'. Second, the 'Presentation Indicator' can be overridden by the CLIP and CLIR services: the value can be set to 'Restricted' by the CLIR service and the value can be set to 'NotAvailable' if there is no number to forward. This parameter applies to the outgoing ISDN calls. Possible values are: * PresentationAllowed: Default value of Presentation Indicator is set to Presentation Allowed. * PresentationRestricted: Default value of Presentation Indicator is set to Presentation Restricted. * NotAvailable: Default value of Presentation Indicator is set to Not Available. " DEFVAL { presentationAllowed } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 11000 } -- Columnar:Default Screening Indicator for Calling Party Number IE signalingChannelDefaultCallingSi OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { userProvidedNotScreened(100) , userProvidedVerifiedAndPassed(200) , userProvidedVerifiedAndFailed(300) , networkProvided(400) , contextDependent(500) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Default Screening Indicator for Calling Party Number IE Default value to insert in the 'Screening Indicator' parameter of the 'Calling Party Number' IE when 'Screening Indicator' is not already defined in the call properties. A call property set by the 'Properties Manipulation' feature of the Call Router has precedence over this default value. This parameter applies to the outgoing ISDN calls. Possible values are: * UserProvidedNotScreened: Default value of Screening Indicator is set to User Provided Not Screened. * UserProvidedVerifiedAndPassed: Default value of Screening Indicator is set to User Provided Verified And Passed. * UserProvidedVerifiedAndFailed: Default value of Screening Indicator is set to User Provided Verified And Failed. * NetworkProvided: Default value of Screening Indicator is set to Network Provided. * ContextDependent: Screening Indicator is set to the value that makes the most sense according to run-time context. " DEFVAL { contextDependent } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 11100 } -- Columnar:Default Type of Number for Called Party Number IE signalingChannelDefaultCalledTon OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { unknown(100) , international(200) , national(300) , networkSpecific(400) , subscriber(500) , abbreviated(600) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Default Type of Number for Called Party Number IE Default value to insert in the 'Type of Number' parameter of the 'Called Party Number' IE when 'Type of Number' is not already defined in the call properties. A call property set by the 'Properties Manipulation' feature of the Call Router has precedence over this default value. This parameter applies to the outgoing ISDN calls. Possible values are: * Unknown: Default value of Type of Number is set to Unknown. * International: Default value of Type of Number is set to International. * National: Default value of Type of Number is set to National. * NetworkSpecific: Default value of Type of Number is set to Network-Specific. * Subscriber: Default value of Type of Number is set to Subscriber. * Abbreviated: Default value of Type of Number is set to Abbreviated. " DEFVAL { unknown } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 11200 } -- Columnar:Default Numbering Plan Identification for Called Party Number IE signalingChannelDefaultCalledNpi OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { unknown(100) , isdnTelephony(200) , data(300) , telex (400) , nationalStandard(500) , private(600) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Default Numbering Plan Identification for Called Party Number IE Default value to insert in the 'Numbering Plan Identification' parameter of the 'Called Party Number' IE when 'Numbering Plan Identification' is not already defined in the call properties. A call property set by the 'Properties Manipulation' feature of the Call Router has precedence over this default value. This parameter applies to the outgoing ISDN calls. Possible values are: * Unknown: Default value of Numbering Plan Identification is set to Unknown. * IsdnTelephony: Default value of Numbering Plan Identification is set to ISDN Telephony. * Data: Default value of Numbering Plan Identification is set to Data. * Telex: Default value of Numbering Plan Identification is set to Telex. * NationalStandard: Default value of Numbering Plan Identification is set to National Standard. * Private: Default value of Numbering Plan Identification is set to Private. " DEFVAL { unknown } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 11300 } -- Columnar:User Suspended Handling signalingChannelUserSuspendedHandling OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { ignore(100) , disconnect(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " User Suspended Handling Defines the unit's behaviour when it receives a Notification Indicator IE with the description set to User suspended. Possible values are: * Ignore: Ignore the Notification Indicator IE with description set to User suspended. * Disconnect: Disconnect the call on Notification Indicator IE with description set to User suspended. " DEFVAL { ignore } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 11400 } -- Columnar:Strict handling of error conditions signalingChannelStrictHandlingErrorConditions OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Strict handling of error conditions When activated, validation of Information Elements is applied to every received messages. Detailed error handling procedures are protocol dependent and may vary from network-to-network. The handling of error conditions follows procedures described in ITU-T Q.931 subclause 5.8. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 11500 } -- Columnar:Malicious Call Identification Enable signalingChannelMcidEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Malicious Call Identification Enable Defines if the Malicious Call Identification (MCID) request sent from the user or network side is supported. Malicious Call Identification (MCID) requests are sent in a Facility IE. The MCID request is triggered by the reception of a SIP INFO message with a proprietary header indicating the malicious nature of the call. This parameter only applies to the DSS1 signaling protocol. * Enable: MCID requests are sent. * Disable: MCID requests are never sent. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 11600 } -- Columnar:Protocol signalingChannelProtocol OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { dss1(100) , dms100(200) , ni2(300) , ess5(400) , qSig (500) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Protocol Defines the protocol to use for the signaling channel: * DSS1: Digital Subscriber Signaling System No.1 * DMS100: Digital Multiplex System 100 * NI2: National ISDN No.2 * ESS5: 5 Electronic Switching System (5ESS) * QSIG: ECMA's protocol for Private Integrated Services Networks " DEFVAL { dss1 } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 200 } -- Columnar:Facility Services Enable signalingChannelFacilityServicesEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Facility Services Enable Defines whether or not supplementary services FACILITY messages and FACILITY information elements should be enabled on the ISDN interface. Disable: Facility information elements are disabled in both directions (send and receive). No Facility information element can be inserted in sent messages. When receiving a FACILITY message containing supplementary services information, reply with a STATUS message saying the FACILITY is not supported. Enable: Facility information elements are enabled in both directions (send and receive). Facility information elements can be inserted in sent messages. When receiving a FACILITY message containing supplementary services information, accept and interpret the message, processing supported supplementary service messages and silently discarding unsupported supplementary service messages. Generic procedures for the control of ISDN supplementary services are defined in the recommendation ITU-T Q.932. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 250 } -- Columnar:Connected Line Identification Presentation Enable signalingChannelColpEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Connected Line Identification Presentation Enable Defines the Connected Number Information Element at the originating ISDN side: * Enable: Sends a Connected Number IE within the CONNECT message, which contains the connected number digits once the transformation of the routing table has been applied. * Disable: The Connected Number IE is never sent. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 300 } -- Columnar:Connected Line Identification Restriction Enable signalingChannelColrEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Connected Line Identification Restriction Enable Defines the Connected Number Information Element restriction at the destination ISDN side: * enable: When activated at the User UNI-side (Te), marks the Connected Number IE with a 'restricted' Presentation Indicator, which keeps privacy over the connected number digits. This option has no effect when activated at the Network UNI-side (Nt). * disable: No restriction is applied. When the SignalingChannel.Protocol parameter is set to 'QSIG', the effect of this parameter does not depend on the PrimaryRateInterface.EndpointType parameter (Nt or Te). * Enable: The Presentation Indicator of the Connected Number IE is set to 'restricted' in replies to incoming calls. * Disable: There is no restriction on the connected user number. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 400 } -- Columnar:Connected Line Identification Restriction Override Enable signalingChannelColrOverrideEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Connected Line Identification Restriction Override Enable Defines the Connected Number Information Element restriction override at the originating ISDN side: * enable: When activated at the Network UNI-side (Nt), the connected number digits are delivered even if the Presentation Indicator is set to 'restricted'. This option has no effect when activated at the User UNI-side (Te). This is a national option designed for emergency services. * disable: The restriction is not overridden. When the SignalingChannel.Protocol parameter is set to 'QSIG', the effect of this parameter does not depend on the PrimaryRateInterface.EndpointType parameter (Nt or Te). * enable: When the Presentation Indicator of the Connected Number IE is set to 'restricted', the restriction is overridden and the connected user number is presented to the calling user. * disable: The restriction is not overridden. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 500 } -- Columnar:Connected Name Identification Presentation Enable signalingChannelConpEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Connected Name Identification Presentation Enable Connected Name identification Presentation (CONP) is a supplementary service which provides the name of the answering or alerting user to the calling user. * Enable: When acting as the terminating side, sends the name of the user who has answered the call in a FACILITY IE within the CONNECT message or the name of the alerted user within the ALERTING or PROGRESS message. The called name and connected name will be set from the P-Asserted-Identity SIP header value. If the name of the user is not available, the NameNotAvailable value is sent in the FACILITY IE. When acting as the originating side, sets the value used to build the P-Asserted-Identity SIP header from the name of the user who has answered the call in the received FACILITY IE within the CONNECT message or the name of the alerted user received from the ALERTING or PROGRESS message. * Disable: No answered or alerted user name information is provided. When acting as the originating side, the user name will be provided to the requesting network even if the presentation indicator in the name presentation argument of the CONP service is set to restricted. CONP is only available for QSIG and NI-2 protocols. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 510 } -- Columnar:Outgoing Notify Enable signalingChannelOutgoingNotifyEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Outgoing Notify Enable Defines if NOTIFY messages can be sent. * Enable: NOTIFY messages can be sent. * Disable: NOTIFY messages are never sent. The following NOTIFY messages are supported: * REMOTE HOLD: Sent when the remote peer holds the call. * REMOTE RETRIEVAL: Sent when the remote peer retrieves the call. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 600 } -- Columnar:Accepted PROGRESS Causes signalingChannelAcceptedProgressCauses OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING ( SIZE(0..255) ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Accepted PROGRESS Causes Sets the range of PROGRESS causes accepted by the unit. Causes excluded from this range trigger call disconnections. The string has the following syntax: * ',': Separator between non-consecutive lists of causes or single cause. * 'n': A single cause, where n is the cause number. * 'm-n': List of causes where m is the start cause number and n is the end cause number. NOTE: The space character are ignored and cause duplication is not allowed. Causes must be specified in low to high order. Example: '1,124-127': The accepted causes are 1, 124, 125, 126 and 127. " DEFVAL { "1-127" } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 700 } -- Columnar:Auto Cancel Timeout signalingChannelAutoCancelTimeout OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX Unsigned32 ( 0..180 ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Auto Cancel Timeout Time, in seconds, the endpoint rings before the call is automatically cancelled. Setting this parameter to 0 disables the timeout. Calls will not be automatically cancelled. " DEFVAL { 0 } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 800 } -- Columnar:Date/Time IE signalingChannelDateTimeIeSupport OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { none(100) , localTime(200) , utc(300) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Date/Time IE Defines if the optional Date/Time Information Element (IE) can be sent into the CONNECT and SETUP messages issued over BRI and PRI. * None: Date/Time IE is not sent. * LocalTime: Date/Time IE is sent, containing the local time according to the configured time zone in HOC. * Utc: Date/Time IE is sent, containing the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). Refer to the HOC service for time zones and time server configuration. Without an SNTP synchronized connection, Date/ Time IE is not sent. " DEFVAL { none } ::= { signalingChannelEntry 900 } -- End of table:Signaling -- ***************************************************************************** -- Table:Signaling Channel Info -- ***************************************************************************** signalingChannelInfoTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF SignalingChannelInfoEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Signaling Channel Info ISDN signaling table containing configuration and operational parameters for all ISDN signaling channels on this managed device. " ::= { signalingChannelGroup 200 } signalingChannelInfoEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SignalingChannelInfoEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " A row in table Signaling Channel Info. " INDEX { signalingChannelInfoInterfaceName } ::= { signalingChannelInfoTable 1 } SignalingChannelInfoEntry ::= SEQUENCE { signalingChannelInfoInterfaceName OCTET STRING, signalingChannelInfoState INTEGER } -- Index:Interface Name signalingChannelInfoInterfaceName OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Interface Name Identifies the interface. " ::= { signalingChannelInfoEntry 100 } -- Columnar:State signalingChannelInfoState OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { up(100) , down(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " State The current call control state for this channel: * Up: * Down: " ::= { signalingChannelInfoEntry 200 } -- End of table:Signaling Channel Info -- ***************************************************************************** -- Group:Signaling Channel Interop Configuration -- ***************************************************************************** signalingChannelInteropGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { signalingChannelGroup 50000 } -- ***************************************************************************** -- Table:Signaling Channel Interop -- ***************************************************************************** signalingChannelInteropTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF SignalingChannelInteropEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Signaling Channel Interop Interop configuration parameters related to the Signaling Channel on this managed device. " ::= { signalingChannelInteropGroup 100 } signalingChannelInteropEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SignalingChannelInteropEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " A row in table Signaling Channel Interop. " INDEX { signalingChannelInteropInterfaceName } ::= { signalingChannelInteropTable 1 } SignalingChannelInteropEntry ::= SEQUENCE { signalingChannelInteropInterfaceName OCTET STRING, signalingChannelInteropCallProceedingDelay Unsigned32, signalingChannelInteropCallingNameDelivery INTEGER, signalingChannelInteropInteropPlayLocalRingbackWhenNoMediaStream MxEnableState, signalingChannelInteropInteropConsecutiveChannelIndicator MxEnableState, signalingChannelInteropInteropAddReleaseSecondCauseOnExpiry MxEnableState } -- Index:Name signalingChannelInteropInterfaceName OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Name Name that identifies the interface. " ::= { signalingChannelInteropEntry 100 } -- Columnar:CallProceeding Delay signalingChannelInteropCallProceedingDelay OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX Unsigned32 ( 0..4000 ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " CallProceeding Delay Defines the maximum time to wait after receiving a SETUP message before sending a CALL PROCEEDING message and going on with normal call processing. After receiving a SETUP message, the system waits for a message from the called party. If the message maps to a User Busy cause, a DISCONNECT message is sent instead of the CALL PROCEEDING otherwise it goes on with normal call processing. The value 0 deactivates this feature. This value is expressed in milliseconds (ms). " DEFVAL { 0 } ::= { signalingChannelInteropEntry 200 } -- Columnar:Calling Name delivery method. signalingChannelInteropCallingNameDelivery OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { facilityIe(100) , displayIe(200) , userUserIe(300) , signalingProtocol(400) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Calling Name delivery method. Defines how the Calling Name is delivered. * FacilityIe: Use a Facility Information Element for delivering the Calling Name. * DisplayIe: Use a Display Information Element for delivering the Calling Name. * UserUserIe: Use a User-User Information Element for delivering the Calling Name. * SignalingProtocol: Use the delivery method defined by the signaling protocol. " DEFVAL { signalingProtocol } ::= { signalingChannelInteropEntry 300 } -- Columnar:Play Local Ringback when no media stream. signalingChannelInteropInteropPlayLocalRingbackWhenNoMediaStream OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Play Local Ringback when no media stream. Forces local ringback generation when early-media is enabled but no media stream has been received yet. * Enable: The local ringback is played after sending an ALERTING and no media stream has been received yet from the outgoing interface. * Disable: Do not play local ringback when doing early-media. Note that this parameter only applies to 180 SIP responses when early-media is enabled. Note that this parameter only affects incoming call on the ISDN interface. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { signalingChannelInteropEntry 500 } -- Columnar:Consecutive Channel mode for channel indicator signalingChannelInteropInteropConsecutiveChannelIndicator OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Consecutive Channel mode for channel indicator To choose which numbering is used in the channel indicator. * Enable: Channel indicator use logical numbering (1-30). * Disable: Channel indicator use physical time slot number as defined in ISDN (1-15, 17-31). Note that when enabling this parameter, the ISDN standard is no longer followed. This parameter applies only for a PRI interface in E1. " DEFVAL { disable } ::= { signalingChannelInteropEntry 600 } -- Columnar:Add Release Second Cause On Expiry signalingChannelInteropInteropAddReleaseSecondCauseOnExpiry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Add Release Second Cause On Expiry Specifies if an optional second cause information element with cause No. 102 (recovery on timer expiry) should be sent in the Release message with the original Disconnect cause number. * Enable: The unit will send a RELEASE message with the cause number originally contained in the DISCONNECT message and indicate a second Cause information element with cause No. 102 (recovery on timer expiry). * Disable: The cause No. 102 (recovery on timer expiry) is not sent with the original Disconnect cause. This parameter only applies to timers T305, T306, and T308, for endpoint type TE or NT. Some implementations compliant to TBR-3 require this parameter to be disabled. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { signalingChannelInteropEntry 700 } -- End of table:Signaling Channel Interop -- End of group:Signaling Channel Interop Configuration -- End of group:Signaling Channel Configuration -- **************************************************************************** -- Group:Signaling Channel Configuration -- **************************************************************************** physicalGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { isdnMIBObjects 600 } -- *************************************************************************** -- Table:Physical Link Information -- *************************************************************************** physicalLinkInfoTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF PhysicalLinkInfoEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Physical Link Information The ISDN physical link information table contains status information for all ISDN interfaces on this managed device. " ::= { physicalGroup 100 } physicalLinkInfoEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX PhysicalLinkInfoEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " A row in table Physical Link Information. " INDEX { physicalLinkInfoInterfaceName } ::= { physicalLinkInfoTable 1 } PhysicalLinkInfoEntry ::= SEQUENCE { physicalLinkInfoInterfaceName OCTET STRING, physicalLinkInfoState INTEGER } -- Index:Interface Name physicalLinkInfoInterfaceName OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Interface Name Identifies the interface. " ::= { physicalLinkInfoEntry 100 } -- Columnar:State physicalLinkInfoState OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { up(100) , down(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " State The layer 1 state for this interface: * Up: Layer 1 connectivity. * Down: No layer 1 connectivity. The interface might be in this state because no cable is plugged in or a pinout problem is detected. " ::= { physicalLinkInfoEntry 200 } -- End of table:Physical Link Information -- *************************************************************************** -- Table:Physical Link -- *************************************************************************** physicalLinkTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF PhysicalLinkEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Physical Link The ISDN physical link table containing configuration and operational parameters for all ISDN interfaces on this managed device. " ::= { physicalGroup 200 } physicalLinkEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX PhysicalLinkEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION " A row in table Physical Link. " INDEX { physicalLinkInterfaceName } ::= { physicalLinkTable 1 } PhysicalLinkEntry ::= SEQUENCE { physicalLinkInterfaceName OCTET STRING, physicalLinkL1TimerT3 Unsigned32, physicalLinkClockMode INTEGER, physicalLinkMonitorLinkStateEnable MxEnableState } -- Index:Interface Name physicalLinkInterfaceName OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Interface Name Identifies the interface. " ::= { physicalLinkEntry 100 } -- Columnar:Layer 1 Timer T3 Value physicalLinkL1TimerT3 OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX Unsigned32 ( 0..30000 ) MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Layer 1 Timer T3 Value Timer 3 (T3) is a supervisory timer that has to take into account the overall time to activate. This time includes the time it takes to activate both the TE-NT and the NT-TE portion of the customer access. The expiry of Timer T3 is intended to provide an indication that the network side cannot complete the activation procedure, probably due to a failure condition or the terminal cannot detect INFO 4. This value is expressed in milliseconds (ms). " DEFVAL { 3000 } ::= { physicalLinkEntry 200 } -- Columnar:Clock Mode physicalLinkClockMode OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { auto(100) , master(200) , slave(300) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Clock Mode An ISDN port can either generate the clocking for the line or accept the clock from the line. The options master or slave determine the clocking method: * Auto: Derived from the endpoint type (NT: clock master, TE: clock slave) * Master: Generates clock * Slave: Accepts clock Note: For BRI interfaces with the endpoint type configured in TE the clock mode is always slave (even if configuration is set to master). " DEFVAL { auto } ::= { physicalLinkEntry 300 } -- Columnar:Monitor Link State Enable physicalLinkMonitorLinkStateEnable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX MxEnableState MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Monitor Link State Enable Monitors the physical link state of an ISDN interface. Enable: An ISDN endpoint's operational state is affected by its interface physical link state. When the link state of an ISDN interface is down, the operational state of its matching endpoint becomes 'disable'. Disable: An ISDN endpoint's operational state is not affected by its interface physical link state. " DEFVAL { enable } ::= { physicalLinkEntry 400 } -- End of table:Physical Link -- End of group:Signaling Channel Configuration -- **************************************************************************** -- Group:Automatic Configuration -- **************************************************************************** autoConfigure OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { isdnMIBObjects 700 } -- Scalar:Auto Configure Status autoConfigureStatus OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { idle(100) , sensing(200) } MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Auto Configure Status Indicates the current status of the ISDN automatic configuration mechanism. * Idle: The automatic configuration mechanism is ready to be started. * Sensing: The automatic configuration mechanism is currently started and is testing different ISDN configurations to obtain a link up. " ::= { autoConfigure 100 } -- Scalar:Last Auto Configure Result lastAutoConfigureResult OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { none(100) , success(200) , fail(300) , aborted(400) } MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Last Auto Configure Result Result of the last ISDN automatic configuration. * None: No result is available. * Success: The last automatic configuration succeeded. * Fail: The last automatic configuration failed. * Aborted: The last automatic configuration has been cancelled by the user. " ::= { autoConfigure 200 } -- End of group:Automatic Configuration -- **************************************************************************** -- Group:Notification Messages Configuration -- **************************************************************************** notificationsGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { isdnMIBObjects 60010 } -- Scalar:Minimal Severity of Notification minSeverity OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { disable(0) , debug(100) , info(200) , warning(300) , error(400) , critical (500) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Minimal Severity of Notification Sets the minimal severity to issue a notification message incoming from this service. * Disable: No notification is issued. * Debug: All notification messages are issued. * Info: Notification messages with a 'Informational' and higher severity are issued. * Warning: Notification messages with a 'Warning' and higher severity are issued. * Error: Notification messages with an 'Error' and higher severity are issued. * Critical: Notification messages with a 'Critical' severity are issued. " DEFVAL { warning } ::= { notificationsGroup 100 } -- End of group:Notification Messages Configuration -- **************************************************************************** -- Group:Configuration Settings -- **************************************************************************** configurationGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { isdnMIBObjects 60020 } -- Scalar:Need Restart needRestartInfo OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { no(0) , yes(100) } MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION " Need Restart Indicates if the service needs to be restarted for the configuration to fully take effect. * Yes: Service needs to be restarted. * No: Service does not need to be restarted. Services can be restarted by using the Scm.ServiceCommands.Restart command. " ::= { configurationGroup 100 } -- End of group:Configuration Settings END