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Copyright © 2003, Nortel Networks MCP Interworking Basics
Nortel Networks Confidential
The profile is added when a new domain is created in the MCP system.
Note: The profile name in the TELEPROF table on the CS 2000 side
must match the profile name in the PRODOMAIN table on the MCP
side. Otherwise, interworking between the MCP and CS 2000 will not
work.
Call Forward
Both the MCP and the CS 2000 support call forwarding. No extra
interworking considerations are necessary as call forwarding does not
interact across the MCP and CS 2000 domains, except to deliver a call
between the two domains.
Call Transfer
Call transfer works between the two platforms. The calls are transferred
because from each platforms view the other is just initiating a new call.
Ad Hoc Conference calls
There is no change in the conference application between the two
platforms. When an ad hoc conference call is made, the client
application that starts the conference controls where the conference
bridge is allocated. For example, if the conference call is made from a
client application on the MCP side, the conference bridge will be
allocated on the MCP.
Media Negotiation
The MCP provides media negotiation for the CS 2000 since the CS
2000 gateway controller is not capable of providing this function in the
current release.
The MCP requires a list of all commonly supported codecs across the
CS 2000 media gateways to be provisioned in the cs2k.xml file. The list
is required because the MCP does not determine which gateway the
CS 2000 will use.
Although the MCP also allows for the provisioning of packet times that
the CS 2000 will use, this is not recommended. By provisioning specific
packet times, the SDP packet time will no longer pass transparently
through the MCP. This means that the packet time negotiation that
would normally occur at the client level is now being handled at the
server level, and this could lead to voice connection issues.
The SDP sent by the CS 2000 media gateways is only guaranteed to
contain the v=, c=, m=, and a= SDP headers in the SDP message. The
gateways can accept reception of other SDP parameters, so no
screening needs to be done on the SDP that the MCP sends to the CS
2000. The only exception is the screening of the m= lines to only
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