
Chapter 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call Processing
Dial Plan Considerations
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Intercluster Calls
Intercluster calls are made using H.323 and can use alternative routing, including
routing calls to the PSTN. Between clusters connected over a WAN, a gatekeeper
is required for call admission control. The issues with intercluster calls are
covered in greater detail in Chapter 6, “Multisite WAN with Distributed Call
Processing.” See also Figure 3-11.
Local PSTN Calls
Each site can dial a single number to access the local PSTN. The same code can
be used for PSTN access, and, based upon the partition and calling search space,
a local gateway is selected.
Design Example
In the network depicted in Figure 7-3, the desired operation is to permit all users
to call each other within the cluster and also to permit a subset of the users to make
PSTN calls. The text following Figure 7-3 explains how to achieve this.
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