Cat voice provisioning guide v2
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This document provides guidance on voice provisioning for CAT and outlines the key steps for converting from an Avaya PBX using dedicated SDN access to a Cisco IPT system with switched SDN access. It defines relevant terminology like SDN, PRI, and DID ranges. It also lists the essential ingredients for a successful cutover, including ordering new local and long distance PRIs, disconnecting old SDN ranges, porting DID ranges, and coordinating the separate cutovers for local and long distance numbers.
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- 1. CAT Voice Provisioning Guide
- 2. AT&T and Caterpillar Inc. Proprietary Page 2 Telephony 101 Then: Avaya PBX SDN Dedicated access (LD PRI) Now Cisco IPT SDN Switched access (LD originates over Local PRI)
- 3. AT&T and Caterpillar Inc. Proprietary Page 3 Terminology Software Defined Network (SDN) •SDN station ranges •SDN Dedicated Access - LD PRI •Toll Free Megacom •Local Exchange Carrier (LEC) •Local PRI •DID ranges
- 4. AT&T and Caterpillar Inc. Proprietary Page 4 Checklist of the essential ingredients to a successful cutover - Typical IPT conversion example •Request Customer Service Record from LEC •Determine existing SDN service •Order local & LD PRI’s – turn circuits up with test numbers •Order SDN switched access for new Local PRI Billed Telephone Number (BTN) •Order Disconnect of SDN ranges from dedicated access •Schedule separate cutovers for port of both DID ranges (local) (Shirley will coordinate where AT&T is LEC) and SDN ranges (LD) (Sharon will coordinate) •If no new SDN dedicated access, issue VON order at time of cutover once SDN ranges are removed from the old circuit •After successful cut, issue disconnect orders for old local and LD circuits