ZXSS10 SS1b (V2.0.1.07) - Service Provisioning Guide Multi-Line Selected Group - EN

ZXSS10 SS1b
SoftSwitch Control Equipment

Service Provisioning Guide
Multi-Line Selected Group
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Contents
About This Manual............................................. I

Declaration of RoHS Compliance ....................... I
Multi Line Selected Group Configuration............1
MLS Group Service Introduction ....................................... 1
Adding an MLS Group...................................................... 1
Adding a Group User ....................................................... 5
MLH Configuration.............................................9
MLH Service Introduction................................................. 9
Adding an MLH Group ..................................................... 9
Configuring TID Default Property .....................................10
Adding a Group User ......................................................12
Closed User Group Configuration..................... 15
Closed User Group Introduction .......................................15
Adding a Closed User Group............................................15
Adding a Group User ......................................................17
Figures ............................................................ 21
Tables ............................................................. 23
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About This Manual
At first, thank you for choosing ZXSS10 SS1b of ZTE Corporation!

ZXSS10 SS1b is fully compatible with the layered standard NGN
model. It can provide NGN with service call and connection con-
trol functions which are required by real-time services. By using
ZXSS10 SS1b, operators can provide users with many kinds of
multimedia services which involve voice, video and data. ZXSS10
SS1b is, therefore, the core of NGN in terms of call and control.
This manual provides users with operation guides by describing
how to configure a Multi-line Selected (MLS) group.
Intended Reader This manual is intended for
� Network planning engineer
� Equipment installation engineer
� Maintenance engineer
� Data engineer
What Is in This This manual contains the following chapters:
Manual
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1, MLS It introduces how to configure a multi-line

Configuration selected group.
Chapter 2, It introduces how to configure an MLH group.

Multiline
Hunt (MLH)
Configuration
Chapter 3, Closed It introduces how to configure a closed user

User Group group.
Configuration
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the left mouse button) once.
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(usually the left mouse button) twice.
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the right mouse button) once.

Declaration of RoHS
Compliance
To minimize the environmental impact and take more responsibil-

ity to the earth we live, this document shall serve as formal dec-
laration that ZXSS10 SS1b manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION
are in compliance with the Directive 2002/95/EC of the European
Parliament - RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) with re-
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Chapter 1
Multi Line Selected

Group Configuration
Table of Contents
MLS Group Service Introduction ........................................... 1
Adding an MLS Group.......................................................... 1
Adding a Group User........................................................... 5
MLS Group Service

Introduction
A certain number of users can be grouped in a multi-line selected
(MLS) group. An MLS group has a pilot number. When a user
not in an MLS group dials the pilot number, users in the group
can answer the call in the multi-line selected mode. The multi-
line mode can be set to three selection modes: cyclic selection,
sequential selection and random selection. A user can be grouped
in more than one MLS groups.
Generally, users in an MLS group cannot apply for new services like
call transfer service, do-not-disturb service and call-back-on-busy
service at the same time.
Adding an MLS Group

Prerequisites � NetNumenN31 has been connected to the database.
� You have logged in to the Data Configure interface.
� You have allocated subscribers and the subscribers have the
calling rights.
Context This topic describes how to configure the properties of an MLS
group.
Steps 1. In the Data Configure interface, select Service Manage >
Group Configuration > Multi-Line Selected Group Con-
figuration.
The Multi-Line Selected Group Configuration interface ap-
pears, as shown in Figure 1.
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FIGURE 1 MULTI-LINE SELECTED GROUP CONFIGURATION
2. In the Multi-Line Selected Group Configuration interface,

click the Add button.
The Add Multi-Line Selected Group Configuration dialogue
box appears, as shown in Figure 2.
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Chapter 1 Multi Line Selected Group Configuration
FIGURE 2 ADDING MULTI-LINE SELECTED GROUP CONFIGURATION
3. Set the parameters by referring to Table 1.
TABLE 1 PARAMETER DESCRIPTION FOR ADDING MULTI-LINE SELECTED

GROUP CONFIGURATION
Parameter Description
Group ID MLS group ID. It cannot be greater than

the MLS group capacity. This ID must be
unique in MLS groups, closed user groups
and Centrex groups.
Zone ID ID of the zone in which group users are

configured. The pilot lines of PBX groups and
group users are all in the zone.
Pilot Line’s LATA The area code of the pilot number.
Pilot Line’s Net The network ID of the pilot line.
Physical Pilot Line The physical number of a pilot number.

Number
Logistic Pilot Line The number displayed to a callee who is not

Number in the MLS group. This number is the logic
number instead of a physical number.
Group Account The charged number in a CDR. This can be

Number any digits.
Duration of The delay time from starting a call

Delaying Account conversation to the charging time. When
(10ms) Account Delay is selected, this will work.

Multi-line Selected When a user who is not in an MLS group

Type calls the pilot line of the MLS group, the
following MLS types are available: SEQ,
LOOP, ODDEVEN, PRIORITY LOOP and
LAST USE.
DAS of In MLS Not used yet.
Pilot LATA The area code of the pilot line number.
Pilot Line is If this is selected, when a user in a multi-line

Effective selected group calls a user not in the group,
the pilot line number will be displayed.
Send to Group User If this is selected, when a user dials the pilot
When Pilot Line line number, the phones in an MLS group will
Number Registers ring. The caller can hear the ring back tone
CRBT of the pilot line number.
MLH Group If this is selected, the MLH group function

will be used.
Multi-line Selected If this is selected, if a user in a multi-line

after console on no selected group does not answer a call, the
answer if dialing call will be forwarded to the next user.
Pilot line
Calling Directly Not used yet.
Restrictions If this is selected, a user can only dial the

on Direct-dial pilot line number instead of the extension
Extension number.
Account Delay If this is selected, the Account Delay

function is enabled.
Dial Non-Pilot-Line If this is selected, unless a user dials the pilot

Number that isn’t line number, the call will not be connected to
in Multi-line Select the multi-line selected group.
User Inner MLS If this is selected, when a group user

Group Which is activates the unconditional forwarding
Active CFU can be service, the calls to the multi-line selected
Selected group are connected to the number to be
forwarded.
Owned User With If this is selected, when a user does not have
No Incoming Right call right, he or she cannot be connected to
Can’t Be Selected the multi-line selected group.
4. Click the Number Conversion tab.

The tab page appears, as shown in Figure 3.

FIGURE 3 NUMBER CONVERSION
� Incoming No. Conversion Index: not used yet.

� Outgoing No. Conversion Index: for an MLS group user,
his or her number is converted according to this index.
END OF STEPS
Adding a Group User

� You have configured an MLS group.
Context This topic describes how to add a group user to an MLS group.
figuration.
The Multi-Line Selected Group Configuration interface ap-
pears.
click the Query button and select a group from the results.
Then click the Group User Conf. button.
The Users in Group Configuration interface appears, as
shown in Figure 4.

FIGURE 4 USERS IN GROUP CONFIGURATION
3. In the Users in Group Configuration interface, click the Add

button. The Add Users in Group Configuration dialogue box
appears, as shown in Figure 5.
FIGURE 5 ADDING USERS IN GROUP CONFIGURATION

TABLE 2 PARAMETER DESCRIPTION FOR ADD USERS IN GROUP

CONFIGURATION
Group ID The MLS group ID selected in step 2.
User’s Net ID of the network to which a user number

belongs.
User’s LATA A user’s code area.
User Number The physical number of a user.
Priority It is 1 by default.
Multi-line If you select Yes, the multi-line selected mode

Selected Flag is applied; if No, the multi-line selected mode
is not applied.
Number When When PBX interconnects with SS in the PRA

Called user mode, if a caller calls a PRA user, SS will
convert the number into an extension number
and send it to PBX.
User Account The charged number in a CDR. It can be any

number digits.
Subscriber Line Call rights type of a group user.

Type
Restriction If this is selected, users can only dial the pilot

on Direct-dial line number.
Extention
5. Click the OK button to finish the configuration.

END OF STEPS


Chapter 2
MLH Configuration
Table of Contents
MLH Service Introduction..................................................... 9
Adding an MLH Group ......................................................... 9
Configuring TID Default Property .........................................10
Adding a Group User..........................................................12
MLH Service Introduction

Multiline Hunt (MLH) group refers to that a certain number of users
form an MLH group by sharing a number. When a user not in an
MLH group calls the pilot number of an MLH group, a free user
line will be connected automatically. An MLH group only needs
one user number as the pilot number. The group numbers are the
TIDNAMEs of the physical interfaces in an AG.
Adding an MLH Group

calling rights.
Context This topic describes how to configure the properties of an MLH
group.
figuration.
The Multi-Line Selected Group Configuration appears.
click the Add button.
The Add Multi-Line Selected Group Configuration dialogue
box appears, as shown in Figure 6.

FIGURE 6 ADDING MULTI-LINE SELECTED GROUP CONFIGURATION
3. In the Add Multi-Line Selected Group Configuration dia-

logue box, select MLH Group.
For the description of the parameters, refer to Adding an MLS
Group.
END OF STEPS
Configuring TID Default

Property
� You have configured the property template and packet tem-
plate. For more details, refer to ZXSS SS1b Data Configuration
Guide IAD Interconnection.
Context This topic describes how to configure the default properties of AG
node terminal type.
You have to configure the TID default properties of terminals of
the following types.
� Subscriber type
� RTP type

Chapter 2 MLH Configuration
� MLH type
Steps 1. In the Data Configure interface, select Protocol >
H248/MGCP Configuration > TID Default Properties
Configuration.
The TID Default Properties Configuration interface ap-
pears.
2. In the TID Default Properties Configuration interface, click
the Add button.
The Add TID Default Properties dialogue box appears, as
shown in Figure 7.
FIGURE 7 ADDING TID DEFAULT PROPERTIES
3. In the Add TID Default Properties dialogue box, select

1–Subscriber, 3–RTP and 18–MLH for Terminal Type
respectively and select a configured property template and
packet template.
Note:
� If you select Default Property, MGC will deliver the default
events to MG.
� You can click the OK button to configure another type after
you have finished configuring one type.

END OF STEPS

Adding a Group User

� You have configured an MLH group.
Context This topic describes how to add a user to an MLH group. The MLH
group number is the TIDNAME of the AG physical interface.
Group Configuration > Multi-Line Selected Group.
The Multi-Line Selected Group interface appears.
2. In the Multi-Line Selected Group interface, click the Query
button and select an MLH group from the results. Then click
the MLH Group User Conf. button.
The MLH Group User Conf. interface appears.
3. In the MLH Group User Conf. interface, click the Add button.
The Add MLH Group User Conf. dialogue box appears, as
shown in Figure 8.
FIGURE 8 ADDING MLH GROUP USER CONFIGURATION
TABLE 3 PARAMETER DESCRIPTION FOR ADDING MLH GROUP USER

CONFIGURATION
Group ID MLH group ID.
Node ID ID of the node in which the MLH group users

are configured.
Start Index The start MLH group user index.
End Index The end MLH group user index.
PRI Priority. It is 1 by default.

Chapter 2 MLH Configuration
MG Resource Name it based on the number of TIDNAME.

Name Taking IAD as an example, if the added
resource is less than 10, you can name it
Number Length as AG5890 and the length is 1; if the added
resource is greater than 100, name it as AG589
and the length is 2.
Start Number The start number of the last digit of the

resource.
Note:
The adding of MLH group here means to add TIDNAME of the
MLH terminal type of AG. Therefore, you can also add it in Ser-
vice Manage > TID NAME Configuration. Select 32–MLH
for MG Resource Type. For the configuration of TIDNAME,
refer to ZXSS10 SS1b Data Configuration Guide IAD Intercon-
nection.
END OF STEPS


Chapter 3
Closed User Group

Configuration
Table of Contents
Closed User Group Introduction ...........................................15
Adding a Closed User Group................................................15
Adding a Group User..........................................................17
Closed User Group

Introduction
A closed user group is a closed communication group that consists
of a certain number of users. Users within the group can com-
municate with each other but cannot call out. In the same sense,
users from without cannot make calls to the group users. This
function provides much convenience to users who need confiden-
tial communication.
Adding a Closed User Group

calling rights.
Context This topic describes how to configure the group properties of a
closed user group.
Group Configuration > Closed Group Configuration.
The Closed Group Configuration interface appears, as
shown in Figure 9.

FIGURE 9 CLOSED GROUP CONFIGURATION
2. In the Closed Group Configuration interface, click the Add

button.
The Add Closed Group Configuration dialogue box appears,
as shown in Figure 10.
FIGURE 10 ADDING CLOSED GROUP CONFIGURATION

Chapter 3 Closed User Group Configuration
TABLE 4 PARAMETER DESCRIPTION FOR ADDING CLOSED GROUP

CONFIGURATION
Closed Group No. The unique ID of a closed group. It must

be unique in MLS groups, closed groups and
Centrex groups.
Closed Group The name of a closed group.

Name
Billing Num. The number to be charged in a CDR.
Number Not used yet.

Conversion Index
External Call Can If this is selected, a user not in a closed group

be Received can make calls to a user in the group.
External Call Can If this is selected, a user in a closed group can

be Made make calls to a user not in the group.

END OF STEPS
Adding a Group User

� You have configured a closed user group.
Context This topic describes how to add a user to a closed user group.
Group Configuration > Closed Group Configuration.
The Closed Group Configuration interface appears.
2. In the Closed Group Configuration interface, click the
Query button and select a group from the results. The click
the Group User button.
The Closed Group User Configuration interface appears, as
shown in Figure 11.

FIGURE 11 CLOSED GROUP USER CONFIGURATION
3. In the Closed Group User Configuration interface, click the

Add button.
The Add Closed Group User dialogue box appears, as shown
in Figure 12.
FIGURE 12 ADDING CLOSED GROUP USER
TABLE 5 PARAMETER DESCRIPTION FOR ADDING CLOSED GROUP USER
Closed Group No. The ID of a closed group.
Network Type Select a network type.
Area Code Type the area code.
Start User The first and last user number.

Number
End User Number

Chapter 3 Closed User Group Configuration

END OF STEPS


Figures
Figure 1 Multi-Line Selected Group Configuration .................... 2

Figure 2 Adding Multi-Line Selected Group Configuration.......... 3
Figure 3 Number Conversion ................................................ 5
Figure 4 Users in Group Configuration ................................... 6
Figure 5 Adding Users in Group Configuration......................... 6
Figure 6 Adding Multi-Line Selected Group Configuration.........10
Figure 7 Adding TID Default Properties .................................11
Figure 8 Adding MLH Group User Configuration......................12
Figure 9 Closed Group Configuration ....................................16
Figure 10 Adding Closed Group Configuration ........................16
Figure 11 Closed Group User Configuration ...........................18
Figure 12 Adding Closed Group User ....................................18


Tables
Table 1 Parameter Description for Adding Multi-Line Selected

Group Configuration ........................................... 3
Table 2 Parameter Description for Add Users in Group
Configuration ..................................................... 7
Table 3 Parameter Description for Adding MLH Group User
Configuration ....................................................12
Table 4 Parameter Description for Adding Closed Group
Configuration ....................................................17
Table 5 Parameter Description for Adding Closed Group User ...18

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Copyright © 2010 ZTE CORPORATION.

The ultimate right to interpret this product resides in ZTE CORPORATION.

Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason

Serial Number: SJ-20100630164932-041

About This Manual............................................. I

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At first, thank you for choosing ZXSS10 SS1b of ZTE Corporation!

Chapter 1, MLS It introduces how to configure a multi-line

Chapter 2, It introduces how to configure an MLH group.

Chapter 3, Closed It introduces how to configure a closed user

Conventions ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

Italics References to other Manuals and documents.

“Quotes” Links on screens.

Bold Menus, menu options, function names, input fields,

CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens and

Note: Provides additional information about a certain

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Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to

Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things

Mouse operation conventions are listed as follows:

Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually

Double-click Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button

Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button (usually

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The ZXSS10 SS1b manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION meet

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Multi Line Selected

MLS Group Service

Adding an MLS Group

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FIGURE 1 MULTI-LINE SELECTED GROUP CONFIGURATION

2. In the Multi-Line Selected Group Configuration interface,

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FIGURE 2 ADDING MULTI-LINE SELECTED GROUP CONFIGURATION

3. Set the parameters by referring to Table 1.

TABLE 1 PARAMETER DESCRIPTION FOR ADDING MULTI-LINE SELECTED

Group ID MLS group ID. It cannot be greater than

Zone ID ID of the zone in which group users are

Pilot Line’s LATA The area code of the pilot number.

Pilot Line’s Net The network ID of the pilot line.

Physical Pilot Line The physical number of a pilot number.

Logistic Pilot Line The number displayed to a callee who is not

Group Account The charged number in a CDR. This can be

Duration of The delay time from starting a call

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Multi-line Selected When a user who is not in an MLS group

DAS of In MLS Not used yet.

Pilot LATA The area code of the pilot line number.

Pilot Line is If this is selected, when a user in a multi-line

MLH Group If this is selected, the MLH group function

Multi-line Selected If this is selected, if a user in a multi-line

Calling Directly Not used yet.

Restrictions If this is selected, a user can only dial the

Account Delay If this is selected, the Account Delay

Dial Non-Pilot-Line If this is selected, unless a user dials the pilot

User Inner MLS If this is selected, when a group user