Intra-Site On-Net Call ---------------------- This call type occurs between two endpoints located at the same site. As shown in the following figure, media traffic is between the endpoints. On-Net Call (Intra-Site) |dialplan-intra-site| +---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Usage | * Target numbering must follow the Numbering Plan | | | described in this chapter | | | * Target number can be a short code, extension, or ESP | | | +Extension, DN or ISP + DN, depending on the | | | enterprise internal numbering plan | | | * Target number is used unless restricted by Class of | | | Service | | | * Codec is dynamically selected based on the endpoints used | +---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Accessibility | User can perform On-Net call from any endpoint registered | | | with Cisco Unified Communications Manager | +---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Default | Available to all users | | Configuration | | | Configuration | * Feature availability cannot be changed | | Choices | * Codec preferences are configuration | +---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Redundancy | Available to users without restrictions | +---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Survivability | Available to users in fallback mode with the following | | | exceptions: | | | | | | * Phone must be registered to the SRST Gateway | | | * Users must be able to make On-Net calls only to the same | | | site users connected to the same SRST Gateway | | | * No COS is available during survivability mode | +---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Endpoint | * Cisco IP phones | | Types | * Cisco ATA | | Supported | * Cisco VG | +---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ +---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | :: | | | | | Examples | Case 1: DN = ISP+SLC+Extension | | | Phone A (DN=8 300 4040) | | | Dial 4050 (Phone B extension) | | | as Phone A Connected Number shows 8 300 4040 | | | | | | Phone B (DN=8 300 4050) | | | On Answer, display shows 8 300 4040 -Calling Party Number | | | | | | Case 2: DN = SLC+Extension; Extension Prefix is used for | | | Extension dialing (for example 6) | | | Phone A (DN=300 4040) | | | Dial 6 4050 (Phone B extension) | | | Phone A Connected Number shows 300 4050 | | | | | | Phone B (DN=300 4050) | | | On Answer display shows 300 4040 -Calling Party Number | | | | | | Case 3a: DN= Extension {Dialing with full DN} | | | Phone A (DN=40404040) | | | Dial 40404050 (Phone B extension) | | | Phone A Connected Number shows 40404050 | | | | | | Phone B (DN=40404050) | | | On Answer display shows 40404040 as the Calling | | | Party Number | | | | | | Case 3b: DN=Extension {Dialing with Short Code} | | | Phone A (DN=40404040) | | | Dial \*4050 (short code for Phone B) | | | Phone A Connected Number shows 40404050 | | | | | | Phone B (DN=40404050) | | | On Answer display shows 40404040 as the Calling | | | Party Number | +---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ .. |dialplan-intra-site| image:: /src/images/dialplan-intra-site.png