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| | Clicking on the <u>[[Routing|Routing icon]]</u> will bring you to the GUI used to setup routing for calls. | | Clicking on the <u>[[Routing|Routing icon]]</u> will bring you to the GUI used to setup routing for calls. |
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| − | 1. Decide on the type of signaling that will be used and configure it. (Click on the links for more information on configuration, manuals etc.)
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| − | a) [[SS7 - ITU/ANSI ISUP]]
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| − | :Skynet offers the following fully integrated gateways
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| − | :: a) [[Audiocodes Manuals|<u>Audiocodes Mediant</u>]] series gateways (Mediant 2000 - Mediant 8000)
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| − | :: b) Sangoma A10x series cards.
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| − | :For ISDN to SIP
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| − | :: a) Based on Audiocodes Mediant series gateways (Mediant 2000-Mediant 8000)
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| − | a. Setup the [[Translations#Partitions|<u>partition</u>]] for that carrier or reuse an existing one.
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| − | b. Setup [[Translations#Calling_Pre_Translation|<u>pretranslation</u>]] and/or [[Translations#Calling_Post_Translation|<u>postranslation</u>]] for the calling number if required.
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| − | g. [[Resource Groups|<u>Add Resource groups</u>]] for the voice circuits in the Sky Dance GUI.
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Get Started
To access the Sky Dance Web User interface type the URL that is assigned to your network in the address bar of your browser.
Typically something like: http://sky-networks.com:7070/routing/app/translations
Your screen will display the Login page (Figure 1). Type your Username and Password to initiate the Routing module.
Figure 1. Login Window.
The login screen is part of a "single sign on" server. With one User ID and password you will be able to access other modules if any. Select the check box if you want to be warned before logging into other sites.
Once your username and password have been authenticated, you will be directed to the Home webpage. You will see the Main Menu Bar and on the top right corner, you will see your username and the current date.
Your administrator will define your profile based on a role and permission security.
After login you will need to access the Main Menu to select what you would like to do.
Other Service Access
You may also access other Sky Dance Services by selecting one of the icons on the top of the screen
Clicking on the Home icon will return you to the starting menu
Clicking on the M3k icon will bring you to the GUI for the Audiocodes M3k gateway. Click http://www.sky-networks.com/mediawiki/images/1/11/Pdf_icon_32.png here http://www.sky-networks.com/mediawiki/images/d/da/Info_circle.png for the manual for the M3K (See chapter 5 on how to use the Web GUI)
Clicking on the Traffic Reports icon will bring you to the GUI for generating traffic reports and call traces.
Clicking on the CDR Monitor icon will bring you to the GUI which allows you to view and search for call detail records in real time.
Clicking on the Call Monitor icon will bring you to the GUI used to monitor active calls.
Clicking on the Routing icon will bring you to the GUI used to setup routing for calls.
Clicking on the Home icon will return you to the starting menu
Clicking on the M3k icon will bring you to the GUI for the Audiocodes M3k gateway. Click http://www.sky-networks.com/mediawiki/images/1/11/Pdf_icon_32.png here http://www.sky-networks.com/mediawiki/images/d/da/Info_circle.png for the manual for the M3K (See chapter 5 on how to use the Web GUI)
Clicking on the Traffic Reports icon will bring you to the GUI for generating traffic reports and call traces.
Clicking on the CDR Monitor icon will bring you to the GUI which allows you to view and search for call detail records in real time.
Clicking on the Call Monitor icon will bring you to the GUI used to monitor active calls.
Clicking on the Routing icon will bring you to the GUI used to setup routing for calls.
