This course addresses the minimum programming required to implement dial plan authorization, restrictions, and digit manipulation between multiple Avaya Communication Server (CS) 1000 systems. Through demonstrations, hands-on labs, and classroom discussions, you will learn how to implement public E.164 dialing plans, private Coordinated and Uniform Dialing Plans, and commonly used BARS/NARS features. BARS and NARS provide customers flexible configuration of Avaya CS 1000-based systems over traditional analog and digital transmission mediums as well as VoIP technologies such as H.323 and SIP.
Skills Gained- Avaya CS 1000 TDM and VoIP Networking Voice Overview
- Avaya CS 1000 BARS/NARS Fundamentals
- Electronic Switched Network
- Automatic Least Cost Routing
- Digit Manipulation
- Network Translation
- Supplemental Digit Recognition and Restriction
- Network Class of Service
- Time of Day Schedules
- Free Calling Area Screening
- Routing Control
- Authorization Codes
- Interpret BARS Database
- Troubleshooting BARS
- Networking Concepts
- Network Signaling, Network Transfer, and Satellite Link
- NARS Access Codes and Uniform Dialing Plan
- Location Codes and Automatic On-Net to Off-Net
- Modifying Route List Indexes
- Coordinated Dialing Plan
- Network Traffic Measurements
- Avaya CS 1000 Voice Over IP Networking
Who Can Benefit: Support personnel who are responsible for provisioning, maintaining, interpreting, and reviewing Basic Alternate Route Selection (BARS) databases and Network Alternate Route Selection (NARS) databases.