Q: How Can I configur the call rights of the U1900?
A: The U1900 series unified gateway allows users to make intra-office call, local call, national toll call, and international toll call. In addition, a maximum of 32 types of call rights can be defined to restrict users from making specified types of calls. For detailed configuration, you can log in to the web management system of the U1900 series unified gateway to configure the call rights.
What's call rights?
Four service levels are available: default, common, advanced, and super. Different service levels correspond to different basic call rights, and the call rights can be controlled by time segment. This allows users at a certain level to have certain call rights within a specified time segment.
The call rights of the U1900 series unified gateway include basic call rights and customized call rights.
l Unified gateway classifies a user's incoming and outgoing call rights into the following types:
− inter：intra-office call
− local：local call
− ddd：national toll call
− idd：international toll call
The following table lists the default basic call rights at each service level:
|
Service Level |
Intra-Office Call (Inter) |
Local Call (Local) |
National Toll Call (DDD) |
International Toll Call (IDD) |
|
Default |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
No |
|
Common |
Yes |
Yes |
Available within specific time segments |
No |
|
Advanced |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Available within specific time segments |
|
Super |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
l To control call expenses, you can limit the duration of a single national toll call and that of a single international toll call respectively. When the duration of a user's toll call reaches the preset duration, the system automatically terminates the call and locks the user's toll call rights.
l By default, the system supports a maximum of 30 concurrent international toll calls. This value can be adjusted based on actual requirements. If the maximum number of concurrent international toll calls is exceeded, the international toll call rights are locked globally.
l Customized call rights
Unified Gateway U1900 provide 32 levels of customized call rights, which can be used with related call prefixes to restrict calls of specified users.
For example, if the cus1 customized right is configured for outgoing prefix 9 and user 7000, only user 7000 can dial prefix 9 to make outgoing calls.
Configuring the call rights
l Modifying a Single Outgoing Call Rights for Users:
Step 1 Use an administrator account to log in to the web management system of a U1900 series unified gateway.
Step 2 Choose User > SIP User.
If the user is a POTS user, choose User> POTS User.
Step 3 Select the number and click Service Configuration,
Step 4 In the Complex service area, click Configure next to Outgoing call right.
Step 5 In the Configure Outgoing Call Right dialog box that is displayed, select user rights as required, as shown in Figure 1-1.
Figure 1-1 Configuring user rights
Step 6 Click OK.
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The U1900 series unified gateway V200R003C50SPC500 and later versions support modification of outgoing call rights for numbers in batches.
l Modifying Outgoing Call Rights for Users in Batches:
Step 1 Log in to the web management system of the U1900 series unified gateway using the administrator account.
Step 2 Choose User > SIP User.
If the user is a POTS user, choose User> POTS User.
Step 3 Select the users for which you want to modify the outgoing call rights and click Service Configuration.
Step 4 In the Outgoing call right area, select the outgoing call rights to be set, as shown in Figure 1-2.
Figure 1-2 Setting outgoing call rights in batches
In the Outgoing call right area, you can click All to select all outgoing call rights and click On to grant the selected rights or click Off to revoke the selected rights.
Step 5 Click OK.
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