Configure the Inbound TDM Policy

Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) operations require policies for directing traffic to and from the TDM realm. In the following procedure, you specify the attributes for inbound TDM traffic.

• Configure TDM.

In the following procedure, the to-address and from-address can match the caller and called phone number or you can use any of the valid values noted. You must use tdmRealm for source-realm.

1. Access the local-policy configuration element.

   ORACLE# configure terminal
   ORACLE(configure)# session-router
   ORACLE(session-router)# local-policy
   ORACLE(local-policy)#

2. Set the following parameters.

   from-address	Set the origin address. Valid values: <ipv4> | <ipv6> | POTS Number | E.164 Number | hostname | wildcard
   to-address	Set the destination IP address. Valid values: <ipv4> | <ipv6> | POTS Number | E.164 Number | hostname | wildcard.
   source-realm	Set tdmRealm as the source realm.
   description	Enter a description of the policy.
   state	Set state to enable. Valid values: enable | disable.
   policy-priority	Set the priority of the policy. Valid values: none | normal | urgent | non-urgent | emergency.
   policy-attributes	Set the following policy attributes: next hop. Set the next hop. Valid values: Only for the PRI and BRI interfaces—next-hop tdm:span:<number> Only for the Analog interface—next-hop tdm:channel:<number> next-hop tdm:group:<number> next-hop tdm:<profileName> realm: Set the realm for the next hop. action: Set the action to take. Valid values: none | redirect | replace-uri. Default: none. cost: Set the cost. Range: 0-999999999. Default: 0.

3. Type done to save your configuration.

• If your deployment requires an outbound TDM policy, see "Configure the Outbound TDM Policy."