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Barging into Internal Users' Calls by Agents

1.Log in to a X1900 series unified gateway using the CLI and access the Config mode.

2.Assign the barge service permission to an agent.

config modify subscriber dn dnusertype operatoroperatenewservice add newservicerights operatorinsert

Parameter	How to Set
dn	Enter the user number for which the service is to be activated.
usertype	Set this parameter to Operator.
operatenewservice	ϒ⁄To enable the service, set this parameter to Add. ϒ⁄To disable the service, set this parameter to Del.
newservicerights	Set this parameter to OperatorInsert.

3.Run the save command to save the configuration.

Barging into Calls Between Internal Users on a Specified Unified Gateway on the SIP Trunk Side

[Data Plan]

Unified gateway 1 is connected to unified gateway 2 through an SIP trunk. User A on unified gateway 1 can barge into the call between internal users B and C on unified gateway 2. The following two tables describe the specific data plans for unified gateways 1 and 2.

Table 1 Unified gateway 1

Parameter	How to Set
IP address	192.168.1.5
Device domain name	usip
Office route selection code	70
Office route number	70
Outgoing call prefix	80 or 81
User number A	81000

Table 2 Unified gateway 2

Parameter	How to Set
IP address	192.168.1.3
Device domain name	usip
Office route selection code	80
Office route number	80
Outgoing call prefix	8
User number B	61000
User number C	61001

[Prerequisites]

Unified gateway 1 has been connected to unified gateway 2 through an SIP trunk. For details, see Commissioning > Commissioning Guide > Verifying the Connection Between Unified Gateways > Multi-Node Network Scenario (Peer-to-Peer) > Data Configuration in the product documentation.

[Configuring Unified Gateway 1]

1.Delete the default prefix *80* on unified gateway 1 and set the prefix to the outgoing call prefix on unified gateway 2.

a.Use an administrator account to log in to the web management system of a X1900 series unified gateway.

b.Choose Trunk > Called Prefix Configuration and delete the default prefix *80*.

c.Click Create. On the Create Prefix page that is displayed, configure prefix *80*.

ϒ⁄Prefix: *80*

ϒ⁄Service type: Basic service

ϒ⁄Call property: Local call

ϒ⁄Office route selection code: for example, 70 (this office route selection code is bound to the SIP trunk that connects unified gateways 1 and 2)

ϒ⁄Trunk access: Yes

d.In the upper right corner of the web page, click to save the configuration.

2.Configure the barge and forced-release service permission for the SIP trunk.

a.Log in to a X1900 series unified gateway using the CLI and access the Config mode.

b.Query the SIP trunk number, that is, the value of GroupNo corresponding to office route selection code 70.

show trunkgroup

c.Set the barge and forced-release service permission to Yes for the SIP trunk. xxx specifies the trunk number.

config modify trunkgroup no xxx operator yes

d.Run the save command to save the configuration.

[Configuring Unified Gateway 2]

1.Modify attributes of the default prefix *80* on unified gateway 2.

a.Use an administrator account to log in to the web management system of a X1900 series unified gateway.

b.Choose Trunk > Called Prefix Configuration and set Trunk access of the default prefix *80* to Yes.

c.In the upper right corner of the web page, click to save the configuration.

2.Configure the barge and forced-release service permission for the SIP trunk.

a.Log in to a X1900 series unified gateway using the CLI and access the Config mode.

b.Query the SIP trunk number, that is, the value of GroupNo corresponding to office route selection code 80.