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68 CHAPTER 1: CONFIGURING THE AUTHENTICATION SERVER
Editing Type of
Services
To edit the features assigned to a Type of Service:
1 From the left-hand side of the main page, click the Type of Service
heading. The Types Of Service List page appears.
2 From the Name column, click the name of the Type of Service you want to
edit. The Type Of Service Details For <Type of Service Name> page
appears.
To add another feature to the Type of Service:
a Add a feature to the Type of Service by selecting a feature from the
Select feature to add it to the type drop-down menu.
Features descriptions are provided in the Adding Phone Features section
on page 32.
b Click Add. The Type Of Service Details For <Type of Service Name>
page refreshes. Continue to add as many features as you want to the
Type of Service.
To delete a feature from the Type of Service:
a From the Action column, click Remove from type in the same row as
the feature you want to delete. The Type Of Service Details For <Type
of Service Name> page refreshes showing the deleted feature.
Configuring
Emergency Services
An Emergency Response Location (ERL) is defined as a location to which
an emergency team may be dispatched. The complete VCX system is
organized, from an emergency services point of view, into various ERLs.
For instance, telephones can be assigned unique ERLs based on a
geographic or physical location.
Each phone (uniquely identified by the assigned IP address) is part of a
unique ERL and each ERL is assigned a location-wide emergency callback
phone number. In addition, a set of emergency gateways are specified,
which are used to directly reach the emergency service provided in case
the Call Processor is down.
A set of ELINs are assigned to each ERL, so the phones in a particular ERL
have a pool of ELINs. An emergency caller is assigned an ELIN from this
shared pool. This association is used to callback the emergency caller. If all
the ELINs associated with an ERL are in use, the location specific
emergency callback number is used instead.