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A

Active Call Timeout field   A-3

Add/Modify Phones page   A-47

adding

ERLs   4-21
onsite alert (security) personnel   4-20
switches   4-33
Add New ERL field   A-10

Add New ERL page   A-11

Add Schedule field   A-29

administration, troubleshooting   6-14

ALI (automatic location information)

definition   1-3
exporting   4-25
setting up   4-23
submission requirements   1-20
ALI Details field   A-14

ALI Information page   A-15

ANI (automatic number identification)   1-3

assigning

calling search space   3-4
ERL to switch ports and phones   4-40
phones to partition   3-4
Assign to Zone field   A-46

audit trail, ERL   4-27

B

backing up configuration   6-28

Backup CTI Manager field   A-32

busy signal   6-10

C

call history

troubleshooting   6-14
viewing   4-48
Call History page   A-49

calling search space

assigning   3-4
creating   3-3
Emergency Responder   3-6
CAMA (centralized automated message accounting)

definition   1-3
obtaining   1-18
CAM table use   4-29

capacity planning   1-15

CDP (Cisco Discovery Protocol)

CER server   6-26
phone requirements   1-8
switch requirements   4-29
CER cluster

database or LDAP directory   2-6
deleting CER group   6-21
identifying server group members   6-21
inter-CER-group route patterns   3-19
troubleshooting   6-18
understanding CER   1-14
CER group

capacity planning   1-15
configuring   4-8
creating inter-CER-group route pattern   3-19
database or LDAP directory   2-5
deleting from cluster   6-21
identifying CER cluster members   6-21
telephony settings   4-10
troubleshooting   6-18
understanding groups and clusters   1-14
CER Group Name field   A-2, A-52

CER group settings page   A-2

CER server

configuring   4-11
starting and stopping   6-21
troubleshooting   6-14, 6-18
CER Server Groups in Cluster page   A-52

Cisco CallManager

configuring   3-1
configuring emergency calls   3-5
database location, CER cluster   2-6
database location, CER group   2-5
example setup   3-1
identifying supported clusters   4-14
supported version   1-7
troubleshooting   6-20
Cisco CallManager Details field   A-31

Cisco CallManager field   A-32

Cisco IP Softphone

movement not tracked   6-4
supported version   1-7
CiscoWorks2000, integrating with   6-26

Class of Service field   A-17

collecting

emergency call history logs   6-22
system logs   6-27
trace and debug information   6-23
Comments field   A-18

Community Name field   A-17

Company ID field   A-18

configuration, backing up   6-28

Configure Default ERL field   A-10

configuring

CER group   4-8
CER group telephony settings   4-10
CER server   4-11
CER servers and groups   4-8
Cisco CallManager   3-1
Emergency Responder   4-1
Emergency Responder overview   4-1
gateways   3-18
license key   4-13
phone route plan   3-2
SNMP   4-29
switches   4-28
switch ports   4-40
switch ports a few at a time   4-40
Contact Name field   A-25

Contact No. field   A-25

Control Center page   A-8

County field   A-18

creating

alternate emergency call numbers   3-17
calling search space   3-3
CER cluster   1-14
Cisco CallManager user   3-22
CTI ports   3-11
ELIN route patterns   3-14
ELIN translation patterns   3-16
Emergency Responder calling search space   3-6
Emergency Responder partition   3-5
Emergency Responder route points   3-7
Emergency Responder users   4-4
ERL (emergency response locations)   4-21
inter-CER-group route pattern   3-19
partition   3-2
CTI Manager field   A-32

CTI Manager Password field   A-32

CTI Manager User Name field   A-32

CTI ports, creating   3-11

Customer Code field   A-18

Customer Name field   A-17

D

data integrity   1-16

debug, setting   6-23

Debug Package List field   A-7

defining

phone manually   4-46
schedule   4-31
deleting CER group from cluster   6-21

deploying

one site, one PSAP   1-23
one site, satellite offices   1-27
one site, two or more PSAPs   1-25
overview   1-23
two or more sites   1-29
DID (direct inward dial)

definition   1-3
obtaining numbers   1-19
domain account, used for installation   2-5

E

Edit Table View field   A-41

Elevation field   A-18

ELIN (emergency location identification number)

creating route patterns   3-14
creating translation patterns   3-16
definition   1-3
obtaining DIDs   1-19
setting up numbers   3-13
troubleshooting not sent to PSAP   6-8
ELIN Digit Strip Pattern field   A-5

ELIN Settings field   A-13

Email ID field   A-25

emergency call

busy signal   6-10
Cisco CallManager configuration   3-5
collecting history   6-22
creating alternate numbers   3-17
creating route points   3-7
definition   1-4
history problems   6-14
how routed   1-11
not intercepted   6-7
sending to onsite personnel   1-31
troubleshooting   6-6
troubleshooting incorrect location information   6-13
troubleshooting not sent to correct PSAP   6-9
viewing history   4-48
emergency caller, definition   1-4

Emergency Responder

backing up and restoring configuration   6-28
calling search space   3-6
Cisco CallManager configuration   3-1
Cisco CallManager user   3-22
clusters and groups   1-14
configuration overview   4-1
configuration settings reference   A-1
configuring   4-1
data integrity and reliability   1-16
deploying   1-23
emergency call telephony configuration   3-5
features   1-5
how it routes calls   1-11
installation procedure   2-4
license key   4-13
logging into and out of   4-6
network overview   1-9
partition   3-5
planning   1-1
preparing network   1-18
preparing users   5-1
route points   3-7
terminology   1-3
troubleshooting   6-1
understanding   1-5
users   4-4
Enable CAM based Phone Tracking field   A-35

Enable Syslog field   A-3

enhanced 911 (E911)

overview   1-2
terminology   1-3
understanding   1-2
entering license key   4-13

ERL (emergency response locations)

administrator role   5-3
assigning to ports   4-40
definition   1-4
exporting   4-25
exporting port/ERL configuration   4-44
identifying   4-21
identifying default   4-21
identifying onsite alert (security) personnel   4-20
importing   4-24
importing configuration   4-42
management   4-18
manually-defined phones   4-46
setting up   4-23
understanding   4-16
unlocated phones   4-45
viewing audit trail   4-27
working with   4-16
ERL Audit Trail page   A-53

ERL Configuration page   A-9

ERL field   A-48

ERL Information page   A-11

ERL Name field   A-12

ESZ (emergency service zone), definition   1-4

events, viewing   6-25

Event Viewer

message "No port to place call"   6-12
example

one site, one PSAP   1-23
one site, satellite offices   1-27
one site, two or more PSAPs   1-25
sending emergency calls to onsite personnel   1-31
two or more sites   1-29
Exchange field   A-17

Export ERL/ALI Data field   A-11

Export ERL/ALI Data page   A-20

exporting

ALI   4-25
ERL   4-25
switches   4-37
switch port/ERL configuration   4-44
Export LAN Switch page   A-35

Export Switch Port page   A-43

Extract Date field   A-18

F

features, Emergency Responder   1-5

File to Export field

Export ERL/ALI Data   A-21
Export LAN Switch   A-36
Export Switch   A-43
Find ERL field   A-10

G

gateway

configuring   3-18
supported   1-7

H

hardware

prerequisites, for installation   2-3
supported phones and switches   1-7
Heartbeat Count field   A-2

Heartbeat Interval field   A-2

Host Name/IP Address field   A-6

House Number field   A-16

House Number Suffix field   A-16

I

icons, control center   6-21

identifying

CER groups in CER cluster   6-21
Cisco CallManager clusters   4-14
onsite alert (security) personnel   4-20
switches   4-33
unlocated phones   4-45
Import ERL Data field   A-11

Import ERL Data page   A-23

importing

ERLs   4-24
switches   4-35
switch port and ERL configuration   4-42
Import LAN Switch page   A-36

Import Switch Port page   A-44

In case of Import conflicts field   A-38

Incremental Phone Tracking Interval field   A-29

installation

Cisco CallManager database locations   2-5, 2-6
hardware and software prerequisites   2-3
on new system   2-4
overview   2-2
using a domain account   2-5
integrating

with CiscoWorks2000   6-26
with network management systems   6-26
inter-CER-group route pattern   3-19

Inter CER Group Route Pattern field   A-4

IP Address/Host Name field   A-27

IP Address field   A-48

L

LAN Switch Details page   A-33

Latitude field   A-18

LDAP

CER cluster   2-6
CER group   2-5
license key, configuring   4-13

License Key field   A-8

License Manager page   A-7

Line Number field   A-47

Locate Switch Ports field   A-35

Location field   A-19

log, emergency call history   6-22

logging into Emergency Responder   4-6

login, troubleshooting   6-15

Longitude field   A-18

M

MAC Address field   A-48

Main NPA field   A-17

maintaining data integrity and reliability   1-16

Main Telephone No. field   A-17

managing

ERLs   4-18
performance   6-25
phones   4-39
monitoring

subsystem status   6-27
MSAG (master street address guide), definition   1-4

N

NENA (National Emergency Number Association), definition   1-4

NENA Header fields   A-22

network

administrator's role   5-5
how CER fits into   1-9
management systems, integrating with   6-26
preparing   1-18
Notes field

CER group settings   A-3
ERL Information page   A-12
LAN Switch Details   A-35
Number of Telephony Ports field   A-33

O

obtaining

CAMA or PRI trunk   1-18
DIDs for ELINs   1-19
onsite alert (security) personnel

identifying   4-20
not getting calls   6-12
not getting email or page   6-12
not getting web alerts   6-11
preparing users   5-1
sending emergency calls to   1-31
Onsite Alert ID field   A-24

Onsite Alert Settings field   A-14

Onsite Alert Settings page   A-24

Order Number field   A-18

overview

call routing   1-11
CER groups and clusters   1-14
deployment   1-23
E911   1-2
features   1-5
installation   2-2
network   1-9

P

partition

assigning   3-4
creating   3-2
Emergency Responder   3-5
Peer TCP Port field   A-2

performance, managing   6-25

phone

assigning ERLs to   4-40
configuring   3-4
defining manually   4-46
identifying unlocated   4-45
managing   4-39
setting up route plan   3-2
supported   1-7
troubleshooting   6-2
troubleshooting disappearance   6-5
troubleshooting moved   6-4
troubleshooting unlocated   6-2
upgrading   1-21
phone tracking, defining schedule   4-31

Phone Type field   A-48

planning

capacity   1-15
Emergency Responder   1-1
port, troubleshooting   6-16

Post Directional field   A-17

Prefix Directional field   A-17

preparing

Emergency Responder users   5-1
network   1-18
onsite alert (security) users   5-1
staff   1-22
PRI, obtaining   1-18

Primary Server field   A-52

product key, used in installation   2-4

PSAP (public safety answering point)

callback errors   6-11
definition   1-4
troubleshooting ELIN not sent to   6-8
troubleshooting emergency call not sent to   6-9
PSAP Callback Route Point Pattern field   A-4

R

Read Community field   A-27

read community string   4-29

reliability   1-16

requirement

E911   1-2
Emergency Responder hardware/software   1-7
restoring configuration   6-28

Retries field   A-27

role

CER system administrator   5-7
ERL administrator   5-3
network administrator   5-5
route pattern

alternate emergency call number   3-17
creating ELIN   3-14
inter-CER-group   3-19
route plan, setting up   3-2

Route Point for Standby CER Server field   A-5

route points, Emergency Responder   3-7

S

schedule, defining   4-31

Schedule page   A-28

security

identifying personnel   4-20
preparing users   5-1
Select Action field   A-21

Select an ERL field   A-46

Select a Tag field   A-16

Select File to Import from field

Import ERL Data   A-23
Import LAN Switch   A-37
Import Switch Port   A-45
Select Format field

Export ERL/ALI Data page   A-21
Export LAN Switch   A-36
Export Switch   A-43
Import ERL Data   A-23
Import LAN Switch   A-37
Import Switch Port   A-44
Server Name field   A-6

Server Settings page   A-5

service provider

ALI submission   1-20
DIDs for ELINs   1-19
setting up

ALI   4-23
default ERL   4-21
ELIN numbers   3-13
ERL   4-23
phone route plans   3-2
SMTP Mail Server field   A-3

SNMP

configuring   4-29
monitoring subsystems   6-27
SNMP Settings page   A-26

software

prerequisites, for installation   2-3
requirements   1-7
Source Mail ID field   A-3

staff, preparing   1-22

Standby Server field   A-52

starting and stopping CER server   6-21

State field   A-17

Street Name field   A-17

Street Suffix field   A-17

submitting ALI   1-20

switch

adding one at a time   4-33
administrator's role   5-5
configuring   4-28
configuring ports   4-40
configuring ports a few at a time   4-40
exporting   4-37
exporting port/ERL configuration   4-44
identifying   4-33
importing port/ERL configuration   4-42
importing switches   4-35
supported   1-7
troubleshooting   6-16
understanding requirements   4-29
upgrading   1-21
Switch Host Name/IP Address field   A-35

switch-port and phone update

defining schedule   4-31
running manually   4-38
Switch Port Details page   A-39

Syslog Collector   6-27

Syslog Server field   A-3

T

TAR Code field   A-18

Telephony Port Begin Address field   A-32

Telephony Settings page   A-4

terminology   1-3

Timeout field   A-27

trace, setting   6-23

Trace Package List field   A-7

translation patterns, creating ELINs   3-16

troubleshooting

busy signal   6-10
call history   6-14
call routing overview   1-11
CER server status problem   6-21
CER system   6-18
Cisco CallManager   6-20
Cisco IP softphone movements   6-4
ELIN for default ERL used for non-default ERLs   6-8
ELIN not transmitted to PSAP   6-8
emergency call not intercepted   6-7
emergency call not routed to correct PSAP   6-9
emergency call problems   6-6
Emergency Responder   6-1
ERL integrity   1-16
event viewer messages   6-25
incorrect location information   6-13
login problems   6-15
moved phones   6-4
onsite alert (security) not getting calls   6-12
onsite alert (security) not getting email or page   6-12
onsite alert (security) not getting web alerts   6-11
performance   6-25
phone disappears from CER   6-5
phone-related problems   6-2
points of failure   1-12
PSAP callback errors   6-11
shared line   6-6
switch and port configuration   6-16
system and administration   6-14
unlocated phones   6-2
Type of Service field   A-17

U

UDP Port Begin field   A-4

understanding

CDP support in CER server   6-26
CER groups and clusters   1-14
CER system administrator's role   5-7
E911   1-2
emergency call routing   1-11
Emergency Responder   1-5
ERL (emergency response locations)   4-16
ERL administrator's role   5-3
how CER fits into network   1-9
network administrator role   5-5
switch requirements   4-29
terminology   1-3
Unlocated Phones page   A-45

upgrading switches and phones   1-21

user

CER system administrator's role   5-7
Cisco CallManager   3-22
Emergency Responder   4-4
ERL administrator's role   5-3
network administrator's role   5-5
preparing   5-1

V

Version field   A-48

viewing

emergency call history   4-48
ERL audit trail   4-27
events   6-25

W

Windows

Event Viewer   6-25
user groups   4-4
Windows 2000, installing CER in domains   2-5

working with ERLs   4-16

Z

Zip Code Extension field   A-18

Zip Code field   A-18


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