The test effort verified a basic level of interoperability between the OneAccess Networks ONE series of voice enabled products (ONE100, 180, 200, 300, and 400) and Nortel’s Communication Server 2000 (CS 2000) Release SN09U. This successful testing establishes the OneAccess Networks ONE series as a Nortel registered product for the release(s) tested. Testing included basic communication and basic call functionality between the devices. It is the service provider’s responsibility to perform appropriate system and network integration of the OneAccess Networks ONE voice enabled series with the CS 2000 based on their network deployment requirements.


Test areas covered for Registered testing:
Basic Communication using SIP
3PSL Registration with CS2000

Basic Calls Between 3PSL’s
3PSL to 3PSL, Originator disconnect after answer
3PSL to 3PSL, Terminator disconnect after answer
3PSL to 3PSL, Originator disconnect before answer
3PSL to 3PSL, ringing timeout on core
3PSL to 3PSL, Terminator Busy (486 busy)
3PSL to 3PSL, Terminator declines call (603 Decline)
3PSL to 3PSL, Long Call Duration (24 hours)

Basic Calls Between 3PSL and CS2K Endpoints
3PSL to PVG, Originator disconnect after answer
3PSL and PVG, Terminator disconnect after answer
3PSL to PVG, Originator disconnect before answer
3PSL and PVG, Terminator busy

Feature Testing
Calling Name and Number Display
Calling Name and Number Delivery Blocking (w/SUPPRESS)
Basic Hold and Retrieve
Basic Call Transfer
Basic Conferencing (3-way calling)
Basic Call Waiting (Multiple Call Support)
Call Forward Activation/Deactivtion by 3PSL
Call Forward Activation and Programming by 3PSL

Test Exclusions:
-Redundancy, carrier grade, and traffic or robustness scenarios were not tested as these fall outside of basic interop testing.
-Voice quality validation is performed by vendor

Limitations, Restrictions and Other Observations:

Observations noted during trace review:
- Basic Conferencing (Three-Way Calling) - 3PTY conference termination is handled differently on the One Access IAD for the following reasons:
-The three-party conferencing is achieved via OneAccess’ internal conference bridge.
- When the conference initiator A terminates the 3PTY call, the IAD restores the call between A and B   instead of transferring B to C. According to One Access, speech path is maintained by all the parties for    all legs of the call.

Test cases involving Nortel PC Client were not executed.

A SIP183 message with SDP is sent in the initial leg of calls from A to B. in the case of One Access, this message is sent for all calls because the attached ISDN terminal sends an ISDN Call proceeding to the DUT, and the One Access DUT translates it to a 183 message.

                              




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