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Dialogic® 2000 Media Gateway Series
Dialogic Part Number
Description
DMG2030DTI
Single span T1/E1/Q.SIG Media gateway to support up to 30 channels
DMG2060DTI
Dual span T1/E1/Q.SIG Media gateway to support up to 60 channels
DMG2120DTI
Quad span T1/E1/Q.SIG Media gateway to support up to 120 channels
Integration Topology
The Dialogic Media Gateways use the SIP protocol to communicate with the UC server and proprietary
techniques to integrate with traditional PBXs. The UC server can support multiple gateways
simultaneously to increase the number of channels to integrate with the PBX. The type of integration and
the methods of integration can be found on the Dialogic web site:
http://www.dialogic.com/support/helpweb/mg/integration.htm
If you require more than one gateway to support the number of simultaneous calls for your application,
you must take into consideration the PBX hunting type. “Hunting type” refers to the ordering technique
the PBX uses to present incoming calls to the UC server linear, circular and the specific sequence that
the PBX uses to send calls to the UC server.
Best practices:
1. Configure the incoming and outgoing ports to arrive in reverse order. As an example, incoming
calls originate on the first gateway (non-prime) and if all the ports are busy, use the last gateway
(prime). When originating calls, the UC server uses the last gateway and the PBX presents calls
starting on the first gateway. This is done to reduce „glare‟ or the possibility of collisions with
incoming and outgoing calls.
2. Configure as many ports on the primary gateway as possible. For example, if the application
requires an uneven number of gateways (for example, the application requires 12 ports but you
have enough ports to configure 16) make sure that the last gateway (prime) is provisioned with as
many ports as possible.
The primary gateway, the SIP media gateway configured in the UC server, is used for all outbound calls
and activating/deactivating message waiting lights. If you have more than one gateway, you must
configure the PBX to terminate on the other gateways first.
It is a best practice, to arrange the incoming and outgoing calls to originate in opposite directions from
each other. If you are using more than one gateway, make sure that the majority of your incoming calls do
not originally get offered on the primary gateway.
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