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Chapter 1 Voice Service Configuration Commands
1.1 Voice Service Configuration Commands
Chapter 2 User Management Configuration Commands
2.1 User Management Configuration Commands
Chapter 3 Emergency Call Configuration Commands
3.1 Emergency Call Configuration Commands
Chapter 4 Inter-Group Call Restriction Configuration Commands
4.1 Inter-Group Call Restriction Configuration Commands
4.1.3 display location-server call-limit-group
4.1.4 display location-server call-limit-group
4.1.5 display location-server call-limit-group bind
4.1.7 limited-call-group (subscriber number view)
4.1.8 limited-call-group (call limit group view)
4.1.10 srv-switch group-limited-call
Chapter 5 Outgoing Call Authority Configuration Commands
5.1 Outgoing Call Authority Configuration Commands
5.1.2 display location-server subscriber-role
5.1.3 display location-server subscriber-type
5.1.5 subscriber-role (LS view)
5.1.6 subscriber-role (outgoing call control service view)
5.1.7 subscriber-type (LS view)
5.1.8 subscriber-type (user role view)
Chapter 6 Abbreviated Dialing Configuration Commands
6.1 Abbreviated Dialing Configuration Commands
6.1.1 adi (abbreviated dialing service view)
6.1.2 adi (subscriber number view)
Chapter 7 Do-Not-Disturb Service Configuration Commands
7.1 Do-Not-Disturb Service Configuration Commands
7.1.3 srv-switch do-not-disturb
Chapter 8 Calling Line Identification Configuration Commands
8.1 Calling Line Identification Configuration Commands
8.1.1 clir (subscriber number view)
8.1.2 clir (CLIR service view)
Chapter 9 Password Call Configuration Commands
9.1 Password Call Configuration Commands
Chapter 10 Call Forwarding Configuration Commands
10.1 CFU Configuration Commands
10.2 CFNR Configuration Commands
10.3 CFC Configuration Commands
10.4 CFT Configuration Commands
10.4.1 cft (subscriber number view)
10.5 CFO Configuration Commands
10.6 CFB Configuration Commands
Chapter 11 Third Party Call Termination Configuration Commands
11.1 Third Party Call Termination Configuration Commands
11.1.2 display location-server call-list
Chapter 12 ONLY Service Configuration Commands
12.1 ONLY Service Configuration Commands
Chapter 13 Time Limit Call Configuration Commands
13.1 Time Limit Call Configuration Commands
13.1.1 default-limit-call-time
13.1.4 srv-switch limited-time-call
Chapter 14 Third Party Call Control Service
14.1 Third Party Call Control Service Configuration Commands
14.1.2 display location-server 3pcc
Chapter 15 Callback-On-Busy Service
15.1 Callback-On-Busy Service Configuration Commands
15.1.2 interval (LS-SRV-CB view)
Chapter 16 Call Pickup Service
16.1 Call Pickup Service Configuration Commands
Chapter 17 Call Intervention Service
17.1 Call Intervention Service Configuration Commands
Chapter 18 Dialing Test Service
18.1 Dialing Test Operation Commands
Chapter 19 Time Announcement Service
19.1 Time Announcement Service Configuration Commands
20.1 MyRing Service Configuration Commands
21.1 CPCP Service Configuration Commands
Chapter 22 Automatic Operator Service
22.1 Automatic Operator Service Configuration Commands
Chapter 23 Group Notification Service
23.1 Group Notification Service Configuration Commands
23.1.2 display location-server notify-config
23.1.3 display location-server notify-group
23.1.5 group-notify (LS-SRV view)
23.1.6 group-config (group-notify view)
Chapter 24 Call Transfer Service
24.1 Call Transfer Service Configuration Commands
Chapter 25 Number Query Service
25.1 Number Query Service Configuration Commands
Chapter 26 Alarm Clock Service
26.1 Alarm Clock Service Configuration Commands
26.1.1 alarm (subscriber number view)
26.1.2 alarm (alarm clock view)
Syntax
service
View
LS view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the service command to enter LS-service view.
Example
# Enter LS-service view.
[XE-ls]service
[XE-ls-srv]
Syntax
srv-switch { adi | alarm | announce | cb | cba | cf-caller | cfb | cfnr | cfo | cft | cfu | ci | clip | clir | cp | cpcp | ct | do-not-disturb | group-limited-call | gui | limited-time-call | myring | pwd-call | query-self | rio | tcir } { on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
adi: Dialing test service, which defaults to on.
alarm: Alarm clock service.
announce: Time announcement service.
cb: Callback-on-busy service.
cba: Call out restriction service, which defaults to on.
cf-caller: Call forwarding by the caller number service, which defaults to on.
cfb: Call forwarding on busy (CFB) service, which defaults to on.
cfnr: Call forwarding no reply (CFNR) service, which defaults to on.
cfo: Call forwarding offline (CFO) service, which defaults to on.
cft: Call forwarding based on time range (CFT) service, which defaults to on.
cfu: Call forwarding unconditional (CFU) service, which defaults to on.
ci: Call intervention service.
clip: Calling line identification presentation (CLIP) service, which defaults to on.
clir: Calling line identification restriction (CLIR) service.
cp: Call pickup service.
cpcp: Call park/call pickup service.
ct: Call transfer service.
do-not-disturb: Do-not-disturb service.
group-limit-call: Inter-group call restriction service, which defaults to on.
gui: Graphical user interface, which defaults to on.
limited-time-call: Time limit call service.
myring: MyRing service.
pwd-call: Password call service.
query-self: Local number query service.
rio: CLIR override service.
tcir: Temporary reservation for CLIR service.
Description
Use the srv-switch command to enable/disable the voice service.
Example
# Enable the customized ring service for the user 900 under the gateway gw0.
[XE-ls-gw-gw0 #0 900] srv-switch myring on
Syntax
sscb-manage
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the sscb-manage command to enter user management service view.
Example
# Enter user management service view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw02 #1 1001]sscb-manage
Syntax
subscriber-status { normal | callout | callin | forbid }
View
User management service view
Parameter
normal: The user is in normal status and can make incoming or outgoing calls after startup or rebooting.
callout: The user can only make outgoing calls, but no incoming calls.
callin: The user can only make incoming calls, but no outgoing calls.
forbid: The user can make neither incoming calls nor outgoing calls.
Description
Use the subscriber-status command to configure user status.
The user status defaults to normal.
Example
# Configure the user in callin status.
[XE-ls-gw-gw02 #1 1001-ssbm]subscriber-status callin
Syntax
emergency-call
View
LS view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the emergency-call command to enter emergency call service view.
Example
# Enter emergency call service view.
[XE-ls]emergency-call
[XE-ls-emgc]
Syntax
emergency-call-number emergency-prefix
undo emergency-call-number { emergency-prefix | all}
View
Emergency call service view
Parameter
all: Removes all emergency call numbers.
emergency-prefix: Emergency call number or the corresponding regular expression. It consists of 31 characters at most, and these characters can be used: ^(\+)!(([0-9ABCD#*.!+%[]()\-])+(\$)!)$.
The system judges an emergency call number by comparing it with all other emergency call numbers and their regular expressions.
A regular expression is a character string in formula form. For example, 1…$ means matching all four-digit call numbers starting with 1.
Table 3-1 describes the special characters used in regular expression.
Table 3-1 Special characters in regular expressions
|
Character |
Description |
|
. |
Indicates to match any single character, including a blank space. |
|
! |
Indicates that the subset of the regular expression can be repeated for zero times or once. |
|
% |
Indicates that the subset of the regular expression can be repeated for zero or multiple times. |
|
+ |
Indicates that the subset of the regular expression can be repeated once or for multiple times. |
|
^ |
Indicates that the regular expression can be matched only when it is at the beginning of a line. |
|
$ |
Indicates that the regular expression can be matched only when it is at the end of a line. |
|
- |
Connects the maximum and minimum of a range. For example, 1-9 stands for the range of 1 to 9 when they appear in []. |
|
[] |
Character range. For example, [1-36A] stands for optional characters 1, 2, 3, 6 or A. |
|
() |
A group of characters. For example, (123A) stands for string 123A. |
& Note:
The brackets [ ] and parentheses ( ) must be in complete form. A bracket pair cannot include another bracket or parenthesis pair; a parenthesis pair cannot include another parenthesis pair; but a parenthesis pair can include another bracket pair.
Description
Use the emergency-call-number command to add an emergency call number (a number or a number regular expression). Up to 16 emergency call numbers can be added.
Use the undo emergency-call-number command to remove the specified or all emergency call numbers.
Example
# Add emergency call regular expression 11..
[XE-ls-emgc] emergency-call-number 11..
Syntax
call-limit-group
View
LS view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the call-limit-group command to enter call limit group view.
Example
# Enter call limit group view.
[XE-ls]call-limit-group
[XE-ls-clg]
Syntax
change old-group-name new-group-name
View
Call limit group view
Parameter
old-group-name: Old name of the call limit group, which is case-sensitive and consists of 16 characters at most.
new-group-name: New name of the call limit group, which is case-sensitive and consists of 16 characters at most.
Description
Use the change command to change the name of a call limit group.
Example
# Rename the call limit group beijing as beijing-group.
[XE-ls-clg]change beijing beijing-group
Syntax
display location-server call-limit-group
View
Any view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the display location-server call-limit-group command to display lists of all call limit groups.
Example
# Display lists of all call limit groups.
[XE-ls-clg]display location-server call-limit-group
normal-table
black-table
white-table
shanghai
beijing
& Note:
In information for the display location-server call-limit-group command, the normal-table, black-table and white-table are the reserved call limit groups.
Syntax
display location-server call-limit-group call-limit-group1 { call-limit-group2 | callin | callout | subscriber }
View
Any view
Parameter
call-limit-group1: Name of the call limit group, which is case-sensitive and consists of 16 characters at most.
call-limit-group2: Name of the call limit group, which is case-sensitive and consists of 16 characters at most.
callin: Displays all the groups that can call the current group.
callout: Displays all the groups that the current group can call.
subscriber: Displays all member numbers in the call limit group.
Description
Use the display location-server call-limit-group command to display
l All member numbers in the call limit group
l All outgoing call limit groups for the current group
l All incoming call limit groups for the current group
l The call limit relationship between two groups.
Example
# Display the call limit relationship between groups beijing and shanghai.
<XE>display location-server call-limit-group beijing shanghai
Group beijing CAN'T call Group shanghai
Group shanghai CAN call Group beijing
Syntax
display location-server call-limit-group bind
View
Any view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the display location-server call-limit-group bind command to display the call limit relationship between all call limit groups.
Example
# Display the call limit relationship between all call limit groups.
[XE-ls-clg] display location-server call-limit-group bind
Group normal-table CAN'T call(1)
Group: black-table
Group black-table CAN'T call(7):
Group: normal-table
Group: black-table
Group: white-table
Group: g1
Group: g2
Group: g3
Group: g4
Group white-table CAN'T call(0):
Group g1 CAN'T call(3):
Group: black-table
Group: g3
Group: g4
Group g2 CAN'T call(2):
Group: black-table
Group: g4
Group g3 CAN'T call(1):
Group: black-table
Group g4 CAN'T call(1):
Group: black-table
This command displays information in the following format:
Group group-caller CAN'T call(limit-call-group-number):
Group: group-callee1
Group: group-callee2
group-caller refers to the call limit group the caller is in; limit-call-group-number refers to the number of the call limit groups group-caller cannot call; group-callee1, group-callee2 and the like represent the call limit groups group-caller cannot call.
Syntax
forbid { src-call-limit-group | all } call { dst-call-limit-group | all }
undo forbid { src-call-limit-group | all } call { dst-call-limit-group | all }
View
Call limit group view
Parameter
src-call-limit-group: Name of the call limit group for the caller, which is case-sensitive and consists of 16 characters at most.
dst-call-limit-group: Name of the call limit group for the called, which is case-sensitive and consists of 16 characters at most.
Description
Use the forbid command to define the call limit relationship between groups.
Use the undo forbid command to remove the call limit relationship between groups.
The forbid src-call-limit-group call dst-call-limit-group command defines a call limit entry that mean the src-call-limit-group cannot call the dst-call-limit-group.
The undo forbid src-call-limit-group call dst-call-limit-group command removes the call limit entry that means the src-call-limit-group cannot call the dst-call-limit-group.
The forbid all call dst-call-limit-group command defines multiple call limit entries that mean all normal groups (except the normal-table group) cannot call the dst-call-limit-group.
The undo forbid all call dst-call-limit-group command removes multiple call limit entries that mean all normal groups cannot call the dst-call-limit-group.
The forbid src-call-limit-group call all command defines multiple call limit entries that mean the src-call-limit-group cannot call all normal groups (except the normal-table group).
The undo forbid src-call-limit-group call all command removes multiple call limit entries that mean the src-call-limit-group cannot call all normal groups.
The forbid all call all command defines multiple call limit entries that mean users in normal groups (except the normal-table group) cannot call each other either inside or between groups.
The undo forbid all call all command removes multiple call limit entries and restore the default call limit relationship.
The call limit relationship is unidirectional: Although the src-call-limit-group cannot call the dst-call-limit-group, the dst-call-limit-group still can call the src-call-limit-group.
By default, any two groups can make calls to each other.
Example
# Configure that group beijing cannot call group shanghai.
[XE-ls-clg]forbid beijing call shanghai
Syntax
limited-call-group
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the limited-call-group command to enter call limit group service view.
Example
# Enter call limit group service view.
[XE-ls-gw-curcfggw #1 1000]limited-call-group
[XE-ls-gw-curcfggw #1 1000-lcg]
Syntax
limited-call-group limited-call-group
undo limited-call-group
View
Call limit group view
Parameter
limited-call-group: Name of the call limit group for the current user, which is case-sensitive and consists of 16 characters at most.
Description
Use the limited-call-group command to add a user to a call limit group.
Use the undo limited-call-group command to remove a user from a call limit group.
By default, the user is not added to any call limit group.
Example
# Add user 1000 to call limit group beijing.
[XE-ls-gw-curcfggw #1 1000-lcg]limited-call-group beijing
Syntax
limited-group call-limit-group-name
undo limited-group { call-limit-group-name | all }
View
Call limit group view
Parameter
call-limit-group-name: Name of the call limit group, which is case-sensitive and consists of 16 characters at most.
all: Removes all call limit groups.
Description
Use the limited-group command to add a call limit group. Up to 64 call limit groups can be set.
Use the undo limited-group command to remove specified or all call limit groups. The reserved groups white-table, black-table and normal-table cannot be removed.
Example
# Add call limit group beijing.
[XE-ls-clg]limited-group beijing
Syntax
srv-switch group-limited-call {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables call limit group service.
off: Disables call limit group service.
Description
Use the srv-switch group-limited-call command to enable or disable call limit group service.
By default, call limit group service is enabled.
Example
# Enable call limit group service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch group-limited-call on
Syntax
cba
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the cba command to enter outgoing call authority service view.
Example
# Enter outgoing call control service view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]cba
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cba]
Syntax
display location-server subscriber-role { role | all }
View
Any view
Parameter
role: User role, which is case-sensitive and consists of 32 characters at most.
all: Displays all user role information.
Description
Use the display location-server subscriber-role command to display all the user number types that the user role can call.
Example
# Display all the user number types that user role sales can call.
[XE-ls-ssbr-sales]display location-server subscriber-role sales
role: default
role: sales
mobile
# Display the user number types that all user roles can call.
[XE-ls-ssbr-rnd]display location-server subscriber-role all
role: sales
mobile
role: rnd
rnd-phone
Information displays as follows:
role: role1
type11
type12
….
role: role2
type21
type22
…
role1 and role2 represent the user role; type11 and type12 represent the user number role1 supports; type21 and type22 represent the user number type role2 supports.
Syntax
display location-server subscriber-type [ subscriber-type ]
View
Any view
Parameter
subscriber-type: User number type, which is case-sensitive and consists of 32 characters at most.
Description
Use the display location-server subscriber-type command to display all user number types configured in the system.
Use the display location-server subscriber-type subscriber-type command to display the regular expressions that correspond to the specified user number type.
Example
# Display all user number types configured in the system.
<XE> display location-server subscriber-type
mobile
# Display the regular expressions that correspond to user number type mobile.
<XE>display location-server subscriber-type mobile
136
137
138
139
From information above, we can see the user number type mobile matches regular expressions 136,137,138 and 139.
Syntax
srv-switch cba {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables outgoing call control service.
off: Disables outgoing call control service.
Description
Use the srv-switch cba command to enable/disable outgoing call control service.
By default, outgoing call control service is enabled.
Example
# Disable outgoing call control service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch cba off
Syntax
subscriber-role role
undo subscriber-role { role | all }
View
LS view
Parameter
role: Name of user role, which is case-sensitive and consists of 32 characters at most.
all: Removes all user roles.
Description
Use the subscriber-role command to enter user role view. If the specified user role does not exist in the system, the system first creates the user role and then enters the corresponding view.
Use the undo subscriber-role command to remove specified or all user roles.
Example
# Create user role sales and enter the corresponding view.
[XE-ls]subscriber-role sales
[XE-ls-ssbr-sales]
Syntax
subscriber-role role
undo subscriber-role role
View
Outgoing call control service view
Parameter
role: Name of user role, which is case-sensitive and consists of 32 characters at most.
Description
Use the subscriber-role command to configure or change the user role.
Use the undo subscriber-role command to remove the user role.
By default, no user role is defined.
Example
# Define the user role as sales.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cba]subscriber-role sales
Syntax
subscriber-type subscriber-type-name
undo subscriber-type { subscriber-type-name | all }
View
LS view
Parameter
subscriber-type-name: Name of the user number type, which is case-sensitive and consists of 32 characters at most.
all: Removes all user number types.
Description
Use the subscriber-type command to enter user number type view. If the specified user number type does not exist, the system first creates the user number type and then enters the corresponding view.
Use the undo subscriber-type command to remove specified or all user number types.
You can define up to eight user number types.
Example
# Create user number type mobile and enter the corresponding view.
[XE-ls]subscriber-type mobile
[XE-ls-ssbt-mobile]
Syntax
subscriber-type subscriber-type-name
undo subscriber-type { subscriber-type-name | all }
View
User role view
Parameter
subscriber-type-name: Name of the user number type, which is case-sensitive and consists of 32 characters at most.
all: Removes all the user number types that the user role can call.
Description
Use the subscriber-type command to add the user number type that the user role can call.
Use the undo subscriber-type command to remove specified or all the user number types that the user role can call.
Example
# Add the user number type mobile that the user role sales can call.
[XE-ls]subscriber-role sales
[XE-ls-ssbr-sales]subscriber-type mobile
Syntax
type prefix
undo type { prefix | all }
View
User number type view
Parameter
prefix: Matching regular expression, which consists of 31 characters at most.
all: Removes all regular expressions.
Description
Use the type command to configure the regular expression matching the user number type.
Use the undo type command to remove specified or all regular expression.
You can define up to 16 regular expressions.
Example
# Configure user numbers with prefix 133 as type mobile.
[XE-ls]subscriber-type mobile
[XE-ls-ssbt-mobile]type 133
Syntax
adi ab-number long-number
undo adi { ab-number | all }
View
Abbreviated dialing service view
Parameter
ab-number: Abbreviated number, two characters in length. Each character can be a digit 0 through 9, A, B, C, D, *, or #.
long-number: Real telephone number for the abbreviated number, which consists of up to 31 characters. Each character can be a digit 0 through 9, A, B, C, D, *, or #.
Description
Use the adi command to create abbreviated call entries. If you specify an existing abbreviated number, the command modifies the corresponding entry.
Use the undo adi command to remove specified or all abbreviated call entries.
Example
# Create a new abbreviated call entry, where abbreviated number 11 stands for long number 8011.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-adi]adi 11 8011
Syntax
adi
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the adi command to enter abbreviated dialing service view.
Example
# Enter abbreviated dialing service view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]adi
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-adi]
Syntax
srv-switch adi {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables abbreviated dialing service.
off: Disables abbreviated dialing service.
Description
Use the srv-switch adi command to enable or disable abbreviated dialing service.
By default, abbreviated dialing service is enabled.
Example
# Enable abbreviated dialing service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch adi on
Syntax
dnd
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None.
Description
Use the dnd command to enter the do-not-disturb service view.
Example
# Enter the do-not-disturb service view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]dnd
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-dnd]
Syntax
do-not-disturb { open | close }
View
Do-not-disturb service view
Parameter
open: Enable the do-not-disturb service.
close: Disable the do-not-disturb service.
Description
Use the do-not-disturb command to enable the do-not-disturb service.
Example
# Enable the do-not-disturb service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-dnd] do-not-disturb open
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-dnd]
Syntax
srv-switch do-not-disturb {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables do-not-disturb service.
off: Disables do-not-disturb service.
Description
Use the srv-switch do-not-disturb command to enable or disable do-not-disturb service.
By default, do-not-disturb service is not enabled.
Example
# Enable do-not-disturb service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch do-not-disturb on
Syntax
clir
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the clir command to enter calling line identification restriction (CLIR) service view.
Example
# Enter CLIR service view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]clir
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-clir]
Syntax
clir { disable | enable }
View
CLIR service view
Parameter
disable: Deregisters CLIR service.
enable: Registers CLIR service. To use the service, you must enable it first.
Description
Use the clir command to register or deregister CLIR service.
By default, CLIR service is not registered.
Example
# Register CLIR service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-clir]clir enable
Syntax
srv-switch clip {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables calling line identification presentation (CLIP) service.
off: Disables CLIP service.
Description
Use the srv-switch clip command to enable or disable CLIP service.
By default, CLIP service is enabled.
Example
# Enable CLIP service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch clip on
Syntax
srv-switch clir {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables CLIR service.
off: Disables CLIR service.
Description
Use the srv-switch clir command to enable or disable CLIR service.
By default, CLIR service is not enabled.
Example
# Enable CLIR service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch clir on
Syntax
srv-switch rio {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables CLIR override service.
off: Disables CLIR override service.
Description
Use the srv-switch rio command to enable or disable CLIR override service.
By default, CLIR override service is not enabled.
Example
# Enable CLIR override service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch rio on
Syntax
srv-switch tcir {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables temporary reservation for CLIR service.
off: Disables temporary reservation for CLIR service.
Description
Use the srv-switch tcir command to enable or disable temporary reservation for CLIR service.
By default, temporary reservation for CLIR service is not enabled.
Example
# Enable temporary reservation for CLIR service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch tcir on
Syntax
pwd-call-password password
undo pwd-call-password
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
password: Password for making calls when the password call service is enabled. It consists of up to eight characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9 and letters A, B, C and D.
Description
Use the pwd-call-password command to set the password for making password calls.
Use the undo pwd-call-password command to restore the default password.
By default, the password for making password calls is 1234.
Example
# Set the password for making password calls to 888888.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]pwd-call-password 888888
Syntax
srv-switch pwd-call {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables password call service.
off: Disables password call service.
Description
Use the srv-switch pwd-call command to enable or disable password call service.
By default, password call service is not enabled.
Example
# Enable password call service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch pwd-call on
Syntax
cfu
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the cfu command to enter call forwarding unconditional (CFU) service view.
Example
# Enter CFU service view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]cfu
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cfu]
Syntax
cfu-number forward-number
undo cfu-number { forward-number | all }
View
CFU service view
Parameter
forward-number: Target CFU number, which consists of up to 31 characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
all: Removes all target CFU numbers.
Description
Use the cfu-number command to add target CFU numbers. Up to 2 target CFU numbers can be added.
Use the undo cfu-number command to remove specified or all target CFU numbers.
Example
# Add target CFU number 8888.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cfu]cfu-number 8888
Syntax
srv-switch cfu {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables CFU service.
off: Disables CFU service.
Description
Use the srv-switch cfu command to enable or disable CFU service.
By default, CFU service is enabled.
Example
# Enable CFU service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch cfu on
Syntax
cfnr
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the cfnr command to enter call forwarding no reply (CFNR) service view.
Example
# Enter CFNR service view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]cfnr
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cfnr]
Syntax
cfnr-number forward-number
undo cfnr-number { forward-number | all }
View
CFNR service view
Parameter
forward-number: Target CFNR number, which consists of up to 31 characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
all: Removes all target CFNR numbers.
Description
Use the cfnr-number command to add target CFNR numbers. Up to 2 target CFNR numbers can be added.
Use the undo cfnr-number command to remove specified or all target CFNR numbers.
Example
# Add target CFNR number 8888.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cfnr]cfnr-number 8888
Syntax
srv-switch cfnr {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables CFNR service.
off: Disables CFNR service.
Description
Use the srv-switch cfnr command to enable or disable CFNR service.
By default, CFNR service is enabled.
Example
# Enable CFNR service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch cfnr on
Syntax
cfc
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the cfc command to enter call forwarding based on the caller number (CFC) service view.
Example
# Enter CFC service view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]cfc
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cfc]
Syntax
cf-caller caller-number forward-number
undo cf-caller { caller-number | all }
View
CFC service number
Parameter
caller-number: Caller number, which consists of up to 31 characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
forward-number: Target CFC number, which consists of up to 31 characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
all: Removes all target CFC items.
Description
Use the cf-caller command to configure or modify CFC items. Up to 5 CFC forward numbers can be configured.
Use the undo cf-caller command to remove specified or all CFC items.
Example
# Set to forward the calls from 1001 to 8801.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cfc]cf-caller 1001 8801
Syntax
srv-switch cf-caller {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables CFC service.
off: Disables CFC service.
Description
Use the srv-switch cf-caller command to enable or disable CFC service.
By default, CFC service is enabled.
Example
# Enable CFC service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch cf-caller on
Syntax
cft
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the cft command to enter call forwarding based on time range (CFT) service view.
Example
# Enter CFT service view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]cft
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cft]
Syntax
cft start-time stop-time forward-number
undo cft { start-time | all }
View
CFT (call forwarding based on time range) service view
Parameter
start-time: Start time for call forwarding, in the format of HH:MM:SS.
stop-time: End time for call forwarding, in the format of HH:MM:SS.
forward-number: Target CFT number, which consists of up to 31 characters. Each character can be a digit 0 through 9, A, B, C, D, or *, #.
all: Removes all CFT items.
Description
Use the cft command to configure CFT items including the start time, the end time and the forwarding number. Five time ranges can be added at most. The start time must be earlier than the end time and the time range cannot cover the 00:00.
Use the undo cft command to remove specified or all CFT items.
Example
# Set to forward calls within the time range of 07:00:00 to 23:00:00 to 8888.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cft]cft 07:00:00 23:00:00 8888
Syntax
srv-switch cft {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables CFT service.
off: Disables CFT service.
Description
Use the srv-switch cft command to enable or disables CFT service.
By default, CFT service is enabled.
Example
# Enables CFT service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch cft on
Syntax
cfo
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the cfo command to enter call forwarding offline (CFO) service view.
Example
# Enter CFO service view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]cfo
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cfo]
Syntax
cfo-number forward-number
undo cfo-number { forward-number | all }
View
CFO service view
Parameter
forward-number: Target CFO number, which consists of up to 31 characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
all: Removes all target CFO numbers.
Description
Use the cfo-number command to add target CFO numbers. Up to 2 target CFO numbers can be added.
Use the undo cfo-number command to remove specified or all target CFO numbers.
Example
# Add target CFO number 8899.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cfo]cfo-number 8899
Syntax
srv-switch cfo {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables CFO service.
off: Disables CFO service.
Description
Use the srv-switch cfo command to enable or disable CFO service.
By default, CFO service is enabled.
Example
# Enable CFO service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch cfo on
Syntax
cfb
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the cfb command to enter call forwarding on busy (CFB) service view.
Example
# Enter CFB service view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]cfb
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cfb]
Syntax
cfb-number forward-number
undo cfb-number { forward-number | all }
View
CFB service view
Parameter
forward-number: Target CFB number, which consists of up to 31 characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
all: Removes all target CFB numbers.
Description
Use the cfb-number command to add target CFB numbers. Up to 2 target CFB numbers can be added.
Use the undo cfb-number command to remove specified or all target CFB numbers.
Example
# Add target CFB number 8899.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-cfb]cfb-number 8889
Syntax
srv-switch cfb {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables CFB service.
off: Disables CFB service.
Description
Use the srv-switch cfb command to enable or disable CFB service.
By default, CFB service is enabled.
Example
# Enable CFB service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch cfb on
Syntax
break call-index
View
LS view
Parameter
call-index: LS index corresponding to the terminated call, in the range of 0 to 1599 for an XE 200 IP PBX, and in the range of 0 to 15999 for an XE 2000 IP PBX.
Description
Use the break command to terminate specified calls. The administrator locates the terminated calls through the LS index.
Example
# Terminate calls on LS 13.
[XE-ls]break 13
Break the call :13
Syntax
display location-server call-list { number | all }
View
Any view
Parameter
number: Displays the call lists of a specific caller or called number, which consists of up to 31 characters. Each character can be a digit 0 through 9, A, B, C, D, *, or #.
all: Displays all call lists.
Description
Use the display location-server call-list command to display specified users’ or all call lists.
Example
# Display all call list
[XE-ls]display location-server call-list all
Ccb index caller callee Start
13 1002 1001 11:09:17
Table 11-1 Description on the fields of the display location-server call-list command
|
Field |
Description |
|
Ccb index |
Call index |
|
caller |
The caller number |
|
callee |
The called number |
|
Start |
Start time of the call |
Syntax
only subscriber-id
undo only { subscriber-id | all }
View
LS view
Parameter
subscriber-id: User ID, which consists of up to 31 characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
all: Removes all only user IDs.
Description
Use the only command to enter the only service view corresponding to the user if you specify an existing user ID; for a nonexistent user ID, the system first create the user ID and then enters the corresponding only service view.
Use the undo only command to remove specified or all only user IDs.
Example
# Create user 800123456 and enter the corresponding only service view.
[XE-ls]only 800123456
[XE-ls-only-800123456]
Syntax
tel-number number
undo tel-number { number | all }
View
Only service view
Parameter
number: Number information corresponding to the user ID, which consists of up to 31 characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
all: Removes all number information corresponding to the user ID.
Description
Use the tel-number command to add a number, user telephone number or route number, corresponding to the user ID. You can add five number information pieces for a user ID.
Use the undo tel-number command to specified or all number information for the user ID.
Example
# Add number information 118 for the user 800123456.
[XE-ls-only-800123456]tel-number 118
Syntax
default-limit-call-time default-limited-time
undo default-limit-call-time
View
LS view
Parameter
default-limited-time: Sets the default time limit for calls, ranging from 60 to 65535 seconds.
Description
Use the default-limit-call-time command to set the default time limit for calls.
If time limit call service is enabled, no time limit is specified for gateway users under the LS, that is, the default time limit configured with this command will be used.
Use the undo default-limit-call-time command to restore the default value.
By default, the time limit for calls is 1800 seconds.
Example
# Set the time limit for calls to 270 seconds.
[XE-ls]default-limit-call-time 270
Syntax
limited-call-time limited-time
undo limited-call-time
View
Time limit call service view
Parameter
limited-time: Time limit for calls, ranging from 60 to 65535 seconds.
Description
Use the limit-call-time command to set time limit for calls.
Use the undo limit-call-time command to restore the default time limit for calls, which is defined by using the default-limit-call-time command in LS view.
Example
# Set time limit for calls to 90 seconds.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-ltc]limited-call-time 90
Syntax
limited-time-call
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the limited-time-call command to enter time limit call service view.
Example
# Enter time limit call service view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]limited-time-call
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-ltc]
Syntax
srv-switch limited-time-call {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables time limit call service.
off: Disables time limit call service.
Description
Use the srv-switch limited-time-call command to enable or disable time limit call service.
By default, time limit call service is not enabled.
Example
# Enable time limit call service.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch limited-time-call on
Syntax
3pcc
View
LS-SRV view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the 3pcc command to enter 3PCC view.
Example
# Enter 3PCC view.
[XE-ls-srv]3pcc
[XE-ls-srv-3pcc]
Syntax
display location-server 3pcc { participant-number | active | all }
View
Any view
Parameter
participant-number: Phone numbers of participants of the third party call control task.
active: Displays information about the ongoing third party call control task.
all: Displays information about all existing third party call control tasks.
Description
Use the display location-server 3pcc command to display information about third party call control tasks.
Example
# Display information about all existing third party call control tasks.
[XE-ls-srv-3pcc] display location-server 3pcc all
Index participant start-time
1 8801 2005-12-30 12:00
7701
2 8801 2005-12-23 12:00
9901
Table 14-1 Description on the fields of the display location-server 3pcc command
|
Field |
Description |
|
Index |
Index of the third party call control task |
|
participant |
Call participants |
|
start-time |
Time to initiate the third party call control task |
Syntax
participant identify num1 num2 start-time
undo participant { identify | all }
View
LS-SRV-3PCC view
Parameter
identify: Unique identifier of a third party call control task, ranging from 0 to 65535.
num1: Number of the first participant of the third party call control task. It must be a long number and contains 1 to 31 digits with the maximum length of 31 characters. It can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
num2: Number of the second participant of the third party call control task. It must be a long number and contains 1 to 31 digits with the maximum length of 31 characters. It can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
start-time: Start time of the third party call control. It is in the format of YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS, HH:MM:SS or INTEGER, that is, the countdown time (in minutes) before the start time, which is in the range 1 to 1439. Here, YYYY, MM and DD refer to the year, month and date respectively. HH, MM, and SS represent hour, minute and second respectively.
all: Deletes all existing third party call control tasks.
Description
Use the participant command to create a third party call control task. The start time must be later than the current system time; otherwise the configuration fails. After a third party call control task is executed, the XE IP PBX deletes this task automatically.
Use the undo participant command to delete the specified third party call control task or all third party call control tasks.
Example
# Specify to start a third party call control task at 00:00:00 on Oct. 1, 2002. The participant numbers are 100 and 200 respectively and the task ID is 2.
[XE-ls-srv-3pcc]participant 2 100 200 2005/10/1 0:0:0
# Specify to start a third party call control task at 01:02:03 on the current day. The participant numbers are 100 and 200 respectively and the task ID is 3.
[XE-ls-srv-3pcc]participant 3 100 200 1:2:3
Syntax
cb
View
LS-SRV view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the cb command to enter callback view.
Example
# Enter callback view.
[XE-ls-srv]cb
[XE-ls-srv-cb]
Syntax
interval time-length
undo interval
View
LS-SRV-CB view
Parameter
time-length: Time interval of the callback–on-busy service. It ranges from 1 to 10 minutes.
Description
Use the interval command to set the time interval of the callback-on-busy service. This setting applies to all subscribers for whom the callback-on-busy service is enabled.
Use the undo interval command to restore the default interval of the callback-on-busy service.
By default, the interval of the callback-on-busy service is 1 minute.
Example
# Set the interval of the callback-on-busy service to 2 minutes.
[XE-ls-srv-cb]interval 2
Syntax
retry times
undo retry
View
LS-SRV-CB view
Parameter
times: Number of retry times that are performed if the callback fails. It ranges from 1 to 10 times.
Description
Use the retry command to set the number of retry times that are performed if the callback fails. This setting applies to all subscribers for whom the callback-on-busy service is enabled.
Use the undo retry command to restore the default retry times of the callback-on-busy service.
By default, the retry times of callback on busy is 10.
Example
# Set the retry times of callback on busy to 3.
[XE-ls-srv-cb]retry 3
Syntax
srv-switch cb { on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables the callback-on-busy service.
off: Disables the callback-on-busy service.
Description
Use the srv-switch cb command to enable or disable the callback-on-busy service.
By default, the callback-on-busy service is disabled.
Example
# Enable the callback-on-busy service for subscriber 1001.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch cb on
Syntax
srv-switch cp {on | off }
View
LS-GW-PREFIX view
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables the call pickup service.
off: Disables the call pickup service.
Description
Use the srv-switch cp command to enable or disable the call pickup service.
By default, the call pickup service is disabled.
Example
# Enable the call pickup service for subscriber 1001.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch cp on
Syntax
srv-switch ci { on | off }
View
LS-GW-PREFIX view
LS-OG-PREFIX view
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables the call intervention service.
off: Disables the call intervention service.
Description
Use the srv-switch ci command to enable or disable the call intervention service.
By default, the call intervention service is disabled.
Example
# Enable the call intervention service for the subscriber number 1001.
[XE-ls-gw-ua1 #0 1001]srv-switch ci on
Syntax
dial-test number-for-test
View
LS-SRV view
Parameter
number-for-test: Subscriber number to be tested. The maximum length of the number is 31 characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
Description
Use the dial-test command to check whether a subscriber number is valid through a dialing test. The debugging information shown in Table 18-1 is displayed during the test.
Table 18-1 Description of information displayed during the dialing test
|
Displayed information |
Description |
|
dialing ...... |
The XE is dialing the called number. |
|
dial failed |
The test fails or the called party is busy. |
|
callee ringing! |
The called phone is ringing. |
|
test succeed! |
The dialing test succeeds. |
|
callee release, test succeed! |
The called party hangs up during the test and the dialing test succeeds. |
Example
# Perform a dialing test on subscriber 1000.
[XE-ls-srv]dial-test 1000
dialing ......
callee ringing!
callee release, test succeed!
Syntax
srv-switch announce { on | off }
View
LS-GW-PREFIX view
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables the time announcement service.
off: Disables the time announcement service.
Description
Use the srv-switch announce command to enable or disable the time announcement service.
By default, the time announcement service is disabled.
Example
# Enable the time announcement service for subscriber 1001.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch announce on
Syntax
caller-group caller-group-id
undo caller-group {caller-group-id | all }
View
MyRing view
Parameter
caller-group-id: Caller group ID.
Description
Use the caller-group command to enter caller group configuration view, or create a caller group and enter its caller group view if the specified group ID does not exist.
Use the undo caller-group command to delete the specified caller group or all caller groups. When a caller group is deleted, all its configurations are deleted as well.
Example
# Create a caller group named “friend” for subscriber 1001, and then enter its caller group view
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-myring]caller-group friend
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-myring-friend]
Syntax
caller-member long-number
undo caller-member { long-number | all }
View
Caller group view
Parameter
long-number: Number of the caller, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
all: Deletes all callers from the current caller group.
Description
Use the caller-member command to add a caller into the current caller group.
Use the undo caller-member command to delete the specified member or all members from the current caller group.
Example
# Add a caller member 1002 into called group “friend”.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-myring-friend]caller-member 1002
Syntax
default-ring media-id
undo default-ring
View
MyRing view
Parameter
media-id: Media ID of the customized ringback tone to be played to a caller that is calling the specified called party.
Description
Use the default-ring command to set the media ID of the default customized ringback tone, which is played to a subscriber calling the specified called party if the caller does not belong to any caller group.
Use the undo default-ring command to delete the media ID corresponding to the default customized ringback tone.
Example
# Set the media ID of the default customized ringback tone of subscriber 1001 to 9999, so that when a subscriber not in any caller group calls the subscriber 1001, the caller will hear the default customized ringback tone.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-myring]default-ring 9999
Syntax
myring
View
Subscriber number view
Description
Use the myring command to enter MyRing view.
Example
# Enter MyRing view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]myring
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-myring]
Syntax
ring media-id
undo ring
View
Caller group view
Parameter
media-id: Media ID of the customized ringback tone to be played to callers in the current caller group.
Description
Use the ring command to configure the media ID of the customized ringback tone to be played to the current caller group. After this configuration, when a member in this group calls the specified called party, the caller will hear the customized ringback tone corresponding to the media ID, but not the default customized ringback tone configured by the default-ring command.
If a caller group is not configured with a specific ringback tone, when its members dial the number of the specified called party, they will hear the default customized ringback tone configured by the default-ring command.
Use the undo ring command to restore the default ringback tone for the current caller group.
Example
# Set the customized ringback tone whose media ID is 9998 for the call group named “friend”.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-myring-friend]ring 9998
Syntax
srv-switch myring {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables the MyRing service.
off: Disables the MyRing service.
Description
Use the srv-switch myring command to enable or disable the MyRing service.
By default, the MyRing service is disabled.
Example
# Enable the MyRing service for subscriber 1001.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch myring on
Syntax
srv-switch cpcp { on | off }
View
LS-GW-PREFIX view
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables the CPCP (call park/call pickup) service.
off: Disables the CPCP service.
Description
Use the srv-switch cpcp command to enable or disable the CPCP service.
By default, the CPCP service is disabled.
Example
# Enable the CPCP service.
[XE-ls-gw-ua1 #0 1000]srv-switch cpcp on
Syntax
auto-operator number-of-auto-operator
undo auto-operator { number-of-auto-operator I all }
View
LS-SRV view
Parameter
number-of-auto-operator: Access code of the automatic operator service. The maximum length of the code is 31 characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
all: Deletes all the access codes of the automatic operator service.
Description
Use the auto-operator command to enter automatic operator view, or create an access code for the automatic operator service and enter the corresponding automatic operator view if the specified access code does not exist.
Use the undo auto-operator command to delete the specified access code or all access codes of the automatic operator service.
Example
# Create the access code 6666 of the automatic operator service and enter its automatic operator view.
[XE-ls-srv]auto-operator 6666
[XE-ls-srv-ao-6666]
Syntax
extension corresponding-number corresponding-number-of-extension
undo extension { corresponding-number | all }
View
LS-SRV-AO view
Parameter
corresponding-number: Operational code. The maximum length of the code is four characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #. Letter “A” may conflict with keyword all, thus the operational code is not allowed to be configured to be a single letter “A”.
corresponding-number-of-extension: Phone number that corresponds to the operational code. The maximum length of the phone number is 31 characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
all: Removes all the operational code/phone number bindings.
Description
Use the extension command to configure the operational code/phone number bindings.
Use the undo extension command to delete the specified or all operational code/phone number bindings.
Example
# Configure the binding between the operational code 1 and the phone number 1000.
[XE-ls-srv-ao-6666] extension 1 1000
Syntax
prompt media-id
undo prompt
View
LS-SRV-AO view
Parameter
media-id: Media ID of the access voice prompt of the automatic operator service.
Description
Use the prompt command to configure the access voice prompt of the automatic operator service. The prompt cannot be null.
Use the undo prompt command to delete the access voice prompt of the automatic operator service.
Example
# Specify the media resource whose ID is 10001 as the access voice prompt of the automatic operator service.
[XE-ls-srv-ao-6666]prompt 10001
Syntax
config { local media-id | remote caller-access-number } callee-access-number
[ interval-of-callee ]
View
Notify-config view
Parameter
local: Specifies the group notification mode. Keyword local is for local group notification.
remote: Specifies the group notification mode. Keyword remote is for remote group notification.
media-id: Media ID of the media file to be played to called subscribers in the notification receiver group.
caller-access-number: Access code used by the notification deliverer. The maximum length of the access code is 31 characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
callee-access-number: Access code used by the receiver group members. The maximum length of the access code is 31 characters, which can be digits from 0 to 9, letters A, B, C and D, and signs * and #.
interval-of-callee: Interval at which the receiver group members are recalled when a call fails, ranging from 1 to 30 minutes and defaulting to 1.
Description
Use the config command to configure basic parameters of a local group notification. Being in the local or remote mode, a group notification needs to be configured with the following basic parameters.
l local: Media ID of the file that the task plays, access code that receivers use to hear the notification, and interval at which the notification is sent again if the notification fails.
l remote: Access code that the deliverers use to send the notification, access code that receivers use to hear the notification, and interval at which the receiver numbers are redialed.
Example
# Configure the basic parameters for local group notification named “notify1”. Set the played media file ID to 4100, receiver group access code to 111 and redial interval to two minutes.
[XE-ls-srv-gn-nc-notify1]config local 4100 111 2
# Configure the basic parameters for remote group notification named “notify2”. Set the deliverer access ID to 112, receiver group access code to 111 and redial interval to two minutes.
[XE-ls-srv-gn-nc-notify2]config remote 112 111 2
Syntax
display location-server notify-config { notify-id | active | allowable | config | all }
View
Any view
Parameter
notify-id: ID of the group notification.
active: Displays information of the current playing group notifications.
all: Displays information of all group notifications.
allowable: Displays information of group notifications that are started but not sent yet.
config: Displays information of the group notifications that are in the configuration state, that is, configured but not activated.
Description
Use the display location-server notify-config command to display information about the existing group notifications.
Example
# Display information of group notification named “gn01”.
[XE-ls-srv-gn-gc-gc01]display location-server notify-config gn01
Notify-config: gn01
State : config
Mode : local
MediaID : 1010
Callee-access: 777
Start-time
Call-interval: 2 (min)
Duration : 30 (min)
range of notify:
curgroup
Table 23-1 Description on the fields of the display location-server notify-config command
|
Field |
Description |
|
Notify-config |
Group notification name |
|
State |
group notification status |
|
Mode |
Group notification mode |
|
Media ID |
Media ID of the media file used for local group notification |
|
Callee-access |
Access code that receivers use to hear the notification |
|
Start-time |
Time that the notification is sent |
|
Duration |
Group notification duration |
|
Range of notify |
Group that receives the notification |
Syntax
display location-server notify-group { notify-group-id | all }
View
Any view
Parameter
caller-group-id: ID of the notification group to be displayed.
all: Displays all groups.
Description
Use the display location-server notify-group command to display information about one specified notification group or all notification groups.
Example
# Display information of the notification group named “notifyGroup”.
<XE>display location-server notify-group notifyGroup
notifyGroup
8801
8802
8803
The result shows notifyGroup has three members, namely, 8801, 8802 and 8803.
Syntax
format format
undo format
View
Notify-config view
Parameter
format: Format of the media file used for the group notification. The value range is { G711a | G711u | G7231 | G729 }.
Description
Use the format command to specify format of the media file used for the group notification.
Use the undo format command to restore the format of the media file used for the group notification to the default.
By default, G711u is adopted.
Example
# Specify that the group notification notify1 uses a file of the G711a format.
[XE-ls-srv-gn-nc-notify1]format G711a
Syntax
group-notify
View
LS-SRV view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the group-notify command to enter group-notify view.
Example
# Enter group-notify view.
[XE-ls-srv]group-notify
[XE-ls-srv-gn]
Syntax
group-config group-id
undo group-config { group-id | all }
View
Group-notify view
Parameter
group-id: ID of the notification group to be created/configured.
all: Deletes all notification groups.
Description
Use the group-config command to enter group-config view, or create the notification group and enter its group-config view if the specified ID does not exist.
Use the undo group-config command to delete the specified notification group or all notification groups. When a notification group is configured, it configuration is deleted as well.
Example
# Create a notification group named “group1” and enter its notification group configuration view.
[XE-ls-srv-gn]group-config group1
[XE-ls-srv-gn-gc-group1]
Syntax
join group-id
undo join { group-id | all }
View
Notify-config view
Parameter
group-id: ID of the notification receiver group.
all: Deletes all groups that receive the current notification.
Description
Use the join command to specify a group as a notification receiver group, so that all members in it can receive the group notification.
Use the undo join command to disable all members of the specified group or of all groups from receiving the group notification.
Example
# Enable all members of the group named “group1” to receive the group notification “notify1”.
[XE-ls-srv-gn-nc-notify1]join group1
Syntax
member number
undo member { number | all }
View
Group-config view
Parameter
number: Number of the subscriber to be added to the current group.
all: Deletes all subscribers in the current notification group.
Description
Use the member command to add a subscriber to the current group. A subscriber belongs to only one group.
Use the undo member command to delete the specified subscriber or all subscribers from the current group.
Example
# Add subscriber number 1001 to group group1.
[XE-ls-srv-gn-gc-group1]member 1001
Syntax
notify-config notify-id
undo notify-config { notify-id | all }
View
Group-notify view
Parameter
notify-id: ID of the group notification.
all: Deletes all group notifications.
Description
Use the notify-config command to enter group-notify view, or create a group notification and enter its group-notify view if the specified ID does not exist.
Example
# Create a group notification named “notify1” and enter its group-notify view.
[XE-ls-srv-gn]notify-config notify1
[XE-ls-srv-gn-nc-notify1]
Syntax
shutdown notify-id
View
Group-notify view
Parameter
notify-id: ID of the group notification to be cancelled.
Description
Use the shutdown command to cancel a started group notification.
& Note:
A group notification cannot be canceled rightly after it is enabled. Specifically, the shutdown command can be executed at least five minutes after thee start command is executed.
Example
# Cancel the group notification named “notify1”.
[XE-ls-srv-gn]shutdown notify1
Syntax
start notify-id [ notify-time ] [ duration-of-notify ]
View
Group-notify view
Parameter
notify-id: ID of the group notification to be started.
notify-time: Time to start sending the group notification. It is in the format of YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS or HH:MM:SS. YYYY/MM/DD: Date when the local group notification is to be sent. If YYYY/MM/DD is not provided, it defaults to the current day. HH:MM:SS: Time when the group notification is to be sent. If HH:MM:SS is not provided, the group notification will be sent immediately.
duration-of-notify: Duration of the local group notification, that is, the time between the starting and ending points of the notification. It ranges from 1 to 120 minutes, defaulting to 30.
& Note:
Only when configuring local group notification, not remote group notification, can you use notify-time and duration-of-notify parameters.
Description
Use the start command to activate the specified group notification and set related information, including the notification sending time and notification duration.
You can set the notification sending time in the form of:
l HH:MM:SS: The group notification is sent at the specified time on the current day.
l YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS: The group notification is sent at the specified time on the specified day.
If you do not specify the time, the group notification will be sent immediately after this command is executed.
Example
# Configure to send the group notification named “notify1” immediately.
[XE-ls-srv-gn]start notify1
# Configure to send group notification named “notify2” at 03:04:05 on January 2, 2005. The notification lasts five minutes.
[XE-ls-srv-gn]start notify2 2005/01/02 03:04:05 5
# Configure to send group notification named “notify3” at 20:00:00 on the current day. The notification lasts three minutes.
[XE-ls-srv-gn]start notify3 20:00:00 3
Syntax
srv-switch ct {on | off }
View
LS-GW-PREFIX view
LS-OG-PREFIX view
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables the call transfer service.
off: Disables the call transfer service.
Description
Use the srv-switch ct command to enable or disable the call transfer service.
By default, the call transfer service is disabled.
Example
# Enable the call transfer service for subscriber 1001.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch ct on
Syntax
srv-switch query-self { on | off }
View
LS-GW-PREFIX view
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables the number query service.
off: Disables the number query service.
Description
Use the srv-switch query-self command to enable or disable the number query service.
By default, the number query service is disabled.
Example
# Enable the number query service for subscriber 1001.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #0 1001]srv-switch query-self on
Syntax
alarm
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
None
Description
Use the alarm command to enter alarm clock view.
Example
# Enter alarm clock view.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 8801]alarm
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 8801-alarm]
Syntax
alarm { { date time } | { time { once | cycle } } }
undo alarm
View
Alarm clock view
Parameter
date: Date to execute the alarm clock task, in the format of YYYY/MM/DD.
time: Time to execute the alarm clock task, in the format of HH:MM, where HH is optional.
once: Specifies the type of the alarm as “once”, that is, the alarm is executed only once at the specified time.
cycle: Specifies that the alarm clock goes off at the set time every day.
Description
Use the alarm command to set an alarm clock task, which can be any of the two types:
l One-off alarm clock: This alarm clock rings on the specified date and time. The related command syntax is alarm date time. If no specified date is configured, this type of alarm clock task goes off only once, at the specified time on the current day. The related command syntax is alarm time once. Note that the specified alarm time must be later than the current time.
l Cyclic alarm clock: This type of alarm goes off at the specified time every day. The related command line is alarm time cycle.
Use the undo alarm command to delete the existing alarm clock settings.
Example
# Set a one-off alarm clock task that goes off at December 30, 2005 12:00, for the subscriber 1001.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001-alarm]alarm 2005/12/30 12:00
# Set a cyclic alarm clock task that goes off at 12:00 every day, for the subscriber 1002.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1002-alarm]alarm 12:00 cycle
# Set a one-off alarm clock task that goes off at 14:00 in the current day, for the subscriber 1003.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1003-alarm]alarm 14:00 once
Syntax
srv-switch alarm {on | off }
View
Subscriber number view
Parameter
on: Enables the alarm clock service.
off: Disables the alarm clock service.
Description
Use the srv-switch alarm command to enable or disable the alarm clock service.
By default, the alarm clock service is disabled.
Example
# Enable the alarm clock service for subscriber 1001.
[XE-ls-gw-gw01 #1 1001]srv-switch alarm on
