Configuring Router Voice Ports

Introduction

Now that you understand, in theory, the operation of various voice interfaces, in this section, you review the configuration of these interfaces on Cisco voice-enabled routers. First, consider the following categories of voice calls:

Local calls—Occur when both the calling and called phones are attached to the same router.

On-net calls—Span more than one router. Specifically, the calling phone is attached to one router, and the called phone attaches to a different router. In this case, routers are part of the same network.

Off-net calls—Originate on a router but terminate on the PSTN.

Private Line Automatic Ringdown (PLAR) calls—Occur when a caller picks up a phone and the phone automatically ...

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