Table of Contents
index
- 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
- backing up configuration 6-28
- Backup CTI Manager field A-32
- busy signal 6-10
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- gateway
- configuring 3-18
- supported 1-7
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- Version field A-48
- viewing
- emergency call history 4-48
- ERL audit trail 4-27
- events 6-25
- Windows
- Event Viewer 6-25
- user groups 4-4
- Windows 2000, installing CER in domains 2-5
- working with ERLs 4-16
- Zip Code Extension field A-18
- Zip Code field A-18
Posted: Wed Sep 18 10:34:54 PDT 2002
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