14.6.1.2.4. Call from Node 10-69-100 to Node 10-69-200 
LCR should now be configured for node 10-69-100 in our example so
that a station using open numbering (UNKNOWN) in this node can
reach a station in node 10-69-200 over the IP trunk. Closed numbering
or ISDN numbering plans are also supported and configured in the same
way.
A station in node 10-69-100 reaches node 10-69-200 over the tie number
902.
ADD-WABE:CD=902,DAR=TIE;
LRTE 520 should route to node 10-69-200 and use trunk
group 50 (see above):
ADD-RICHT:MODE=LRTENEW,LRTE= 520,LSVC=ALL, NAME="IP TO KN 69 200",TGRP=50,DNNO=1-69-499;
The following is a simple outdial rule:
ADD-LODR:ODR=520,CMD=ECHO,FIELD=2; ADD-LODR:ODR=520,CMD=END; ADD-LODR:ODR=520,INFO="TIE TO GW2";
Enter GW1=2-0 in LRTE 520 now. The 2 refers
to the parameter GWNO in AMO GKREG (section Section 6.1.2.3,
“Extension in Node 10-69-100”). In AMO GKREG for node
10-69-100, the HG 3500 with GWNO=2 is the IP address 1.69.21.80.
The 0 stands for the sector path number. Sector path 0 means there
is unlimited bandwidth for this path. If the destination gateway is not
reachable, you can use the parameters GW2 to GW5 to configure
an alternative route.
ADD-LDAT:LRTE=520,LSVC=ALL,LVAL=1,TGRP=50,ODR=520, LAUTH=1,GW1=2-0;
IMPORTANT:
In contrast to S0/S2 connections (point-to-point),
an IP connection is a point-to-multipoint connection and therefore the
same trunk number is used to the different destination gateways (GW1-GW5)
in the AMO LDAT!
The tie number is entered in the AMO LDPLN. The directory number is
entered in the default dial plan with DIPLNUM=0. A profile index
can also be used instead of LRTE (AMO-LPROF):
ADD-LDPLN:LCRCONF=LCRPATT,DIPLNUM=0,LDP="902"-"X", LRTE=520,LAUTH=1;
If you want to be able to reach node 10-69-100 from node
10-69-200, perform the following configuration. You then point to the
GWNO=1 in AMO LDAT.