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| Junior Member   Panchanka has no status.
Location: Ottawa Rep Power: 6  Gender:  Country:   | Dumb criminal of the week G'Day, The NTP's for Media/ITG cards refer to virtual loop. Are virtual loops the same as phantom loops? If not, what is the difference and how does one program a virtual loop. Thanks, | ||||||||
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| 11-22-2005, 09:19 AM | #2 (permalink) | ||||||||
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Location: 3498.51 miles from Tiverton, Ontario (CANADA) Rep Power: 16 Gender:  Country:  | Re: Turkey Day Virtual loops and phantom loops are two very different things and cannot be interchanged. At the SUPL prompt use precede the supl number with N for phantom and V for virtual. | ||||||||
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| 11-22-2005, 10:28 AM | #3 (permalink) | ||||||||
| Junior Member Panchanka has no status.
Location: Ottawa Rep Power: 6 Gender: Country: | Any CDR records experts out there? Thanks Slag, That is good info to know. Can you recommend any NTP's that outline or describe phantom and virtual SUPL's. I would like to know the details. Thanks again, | ||||||||
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| 11-23-2005, 10:53 AM | #4 (permalink) | ||||||||
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Rep Power: 6 | Re: And speaking of OUCHIE! WAH! WAH!... Taken from Document Number: 553-3001-306 Features and Services book 3 CS1000 4.5 Non-physical Loops Non-physical Loops exist in software with no physical hardware associated with them. There are two types of non-physical Loops: 1 Phantom Loops 2 Virtual Loops ***Phantom Loops**** There are different ways in which Phantom Loops are used. Phantom Loops are used for the following functionalities: • Phantom TNs—These are programmed as 500/2500 TNs (with no physical hardware). They have Default Call Forwarding DNs programmed to redirect calls to physical telephones. This forwarding can be changed by a user from a physical telephone using the Remote Call Forward feature. • Virtual Sets—There are two types of Virtual Sets. They are: — Proprietary analogue and digital TNs (programmed as BCS, M2XXX, and M3XXX series TNs). The Telelink Mobility Switch 1 feature introduced this type of TN for use with the Personal Communications Service (PCS). — M3900 (Singe Site) Virtual Office Terminals - These are the virtual M3903 and M3904 TNs programmed for use by Virtual Office Workers with the M3900 (Single Site) Virtual Office feature. The Host TNs (physical telephones) that users log in on are not considered to be Virtual Sets and they are not programmed on Phantom Loops. ***Virtual Loops*** Virtual TNs are programmed on Virtual Loops. The following types of telephones and trunks are included in the count of Virtual TNs: • Basic IP user • IP user • PCA • H.323 Access Ports • ITG ISDN trunks • SIP Access ports • DECT users Capacities A superloop cannot have both Phantom and Virtual TNs configured. Phantom Loops and Virtual Loops have different densities and are not interchangeable.T | ||||||||
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