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martinyoung · August 21st, 2007, 02:27 PM

Yes, it is designed to work with T1s but you are going to need to rephrase your questions to something a Definity tech will understand. Your questions about DNIS and ANI are not relevant unless the Definity is going to do no answering on calls to your server, it will just pass the entire call to you. If that is what happens, then you will need to ask the T1 vendor what is coming in. If the Definity answers the call first then routes it to you because the caller makes whatever choices required to get it to you, all the DNIS and ANI handling has already been done. You will be getting internal data from the Definity.

A Definity tech will have no idea what an A bit or B bit is or what they do, we deal with line coding and format which in your case is B8ZS/ESF.

August 21st, 2007, 02:27 PM	#8 (permalink)
martinyoung Moderator Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 1,435	Re: TN767E default settings to emulate T1 Yes, it is designed to work with T1s but you are going to need to rephrase your questions to something a Definity tech will understand. Your questions about DNIS and ANI are not relevant unless the Definity is going to do no answering on calls to your server, it will just pass the entire call to you. If that is what happens, then you will need to ask the T1 vendor what is coming in. If the Definity answers the call first then routes it to you because the caller makes whatever choices required to get it to you, all the DNIS and ANI handling has already been done. You will be getting internal data from the Definity. A Definity tech will have no idea what an A bit or B bit is or what they do, we deal with line coding and format which in your case is B8ZS/ESF. __________________ Marty Retired Avaya DSIC tech