cbennett912

Hi all!

Is there anyway to split a TN2602 (320 license) across more than one network region? I'm pretty sure I can't, but figured I'd check with this savy group.

Also, if that can not be done, is there a way I can prioritize which medPro is used in order of priority? I have several of them scattered over a WAN, and I have no way that I can find of determining what/when/why a call may require a voice channel from a medpro 6 hops away, versus the medpro one hop away.

Thanks in advance!
-Charlie

thetris

i dont think you can split up the channels on a medpro to several network regions. You can only enable inter network region communiation. Communication manager is very intelligent in assinging medpro resources. What do you want to accomplish?

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cbennett912

I would like to be able to differentiate traffic within the premise, and outside the premise via codec. 7.11 onsite, 729 offsite. My issue is that currently all of my medpros exist in in one network region. This is good because I get to 'pool' the medpro resources which ensures I have enough voice channels. However I then lose the ability to have some locations be exclusively 729. So all I can find to do is to move a couple of medpros into a new network region, and build that out. This will require some juggling of 2602s to ensure that both regions have enough voice channels (since I can't share/split them up).

Thanks!

thetris

What I suggest is that you download the administration for network connectivity for communication manager on http://support.avaya.com
its document number 233504_11. I think if you read this you will learn how to inter connect the network regions with eachother