The FAS web-based user interface (web UI) allows Platform Owners, Service Providers, and Subscribers to populate and maintain the routing rules database, monitor statistics, and manage users in FAS.
The FAS web UI can be accessed from any of the following web browsers:
The type of user account determines the selections available on the main menu, and the permissions assigned to a user further define the tasks that they can perform.
The different roles are defined as:
Platform Owners deploy the network that runs FAS. The Platform Owner is responsible for defining physical egress routes and other network specifics. Additionally, Platform Owners create and define Service Providers.
Service Providers offer their customers routing features as services. The Service Provider is responsible for defining numbers and associated routing behavior, allocating numbers to Subscribers, and determining the amount of customization for Subscribers.
Subscribers use routing features as a service.
Note
Permissions assigned to every subscriber account allow them to access only their own account, forwarding plan, and speed call number information. The same permissions are assigned to every subscriber and cannot be modified.
Each Platform Owner can have the following permissions:
Name |
Permission |
---|---|
User Administration |
Add, remove, and edit other Platform Owners. |
Service Providers |
Add, remove, and edit Service Providers. |
Settings |
Edit system-wide application settings. |
Each Service Provider can have the following permissions:
Name |
Permission |
---|---|
User Administration |
Add, remove, and edit other Service Providers. |
Service Provisioning |
Add, remove, and edit Subscribers and Numbers. |
Settings |
Edit system-wide application settings. |
Each Subscriber can have the following permissions:
Name |
Permission |
---|---|
Administrator Provisioning |
Add, remove, and edit other Subscribers. |
Service Administration |
Edit number forwarding options. |
Note
Permissions that any user has access to may be set on a per-user basis.
Opening the Web UI
In a web browser, connect to the host address of the NIU.
On the Login page, enter the Username and Password.
Tip
Click Forgot Password to generate a password reset link.
Default user name: fas_administrator Default password: im5_wrkX
Click Login. The My Account page will be displayed.
Tip
This page can be accessed at any time by clicking the user name next to “Logged in as”.
Changing the Password
Click Change Password on the My Account page.
Enter the Current Password and the New Password.
Click Save Changes.
Note
The new password must be a minimum of 8 characters and a maximum of 16 characters.
Click Service Providers on the main menu to view a list of all service provider accounts added to FAS.
To Add Service Providers
Click Add on the task bar.
Enter the user information in the text boxes.
Setting |
Description |
---|---|
Name |
Name of the Service Provider. |
Default Username |
User name to log in to the default account. |
Notes |
Blank area to record notes. |
Notifications and password reset requests are sent to this email address. |
|
Address |
Physical address of the Service Provider. |
First Name |
First name of entity who uses the account. |
Last Name |
Last name of entity who uses the account. |
Phone |
Primary phone number of the contact. |
Click Save Service Provider.
To Edit Service Providers
Right-click on the Service Provider to be edited.
Click Edit Service Provider.
Make necessary changes.
Click Save Service Provider.
Click Settings on the main menu to view and edit application-wide settings of FAS.
Setting |
Description |
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Egress Route |
Specifies the hostname or IP address used in the redirection or connection of SIP calls. If the call is completed using a 302 redirect, the host part of the SIP URI placed in the contact header will be the value set for the egress route. When this setting is left blank, the hostname or IP address in the SIP URI of the Contact header from the initiating INVITE is used. |
Default No Route Behavior |
Sets the default behavior for SIP calls when no route is found for the call. The options available directly correspond to SIP final response codes. If 302 is selected, a SIP URI of where to redirect the call must also be provided. |
Redirect Address |
Specifies the address a SIP redirect message will be sent. This address will allow the use of the IVR. |
Point Code Format |
Specifies if point codes will be ANSI or ITU format. ANSI point codes will be in the format of xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxx. ITU point codes will be in the format of xxx-xxxxxxxx-xxx. |
Routing Prefix |
Sets the prefix added to the call during the call processing. |
SIP Connection Type |
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Play Media on Error |
Configures the sounds a caller will hear as the called party is answering. Silence will have no tone. |
Maximum Inactive Days for Records |
FAS will remove records that have been inactive longer than this value every night at midnight, which is determined by the time on the active NIU. A value of zero will never remove inactive records. |
Minimum Password Length |
The minimum number of characters that a password must be. |
Web Help Page |
Determines the page to which Service Providers and Subscribers are redirected after selecting Help. |
Click Administrators on the main menu to view a list of all platform owner accounts added to FAS.
To Add Administrators
Click Add on the task bar.
Enter the user information in the text boxes.
Setting |
Description |
---|---|
Username |
User name to log in to the default account. Can contain only lowercase characters, numbers, or underscores. |
Notifications and password reset requests are sent to this email address. |
|
First Name |
First name of entity who uses the account. |
Last Name |
Last name of entity who uses the account. |
View Only |
Make this account view only or assign permissions. |
User Administration |
Add, edit, and remove other Platform Owners. |
Service Providers |
Add, edit, and remove Service Providers. |
User Reset |
Reset other users’ passwords. |
Settings |
Edit system-wide application settings. |
Click Save Administrator.
To Edit Administrators
Right-click on the Administrator to be edited.
Click Edit User.
Make necessary changes.
Click Save Administrator.
Click Call Detail Records on the main menu to view and export Call Detail Records. The type of account and assigned permissions determine the records that are available to view.
Platform Owners can view statistics for all services that they host.
Opening the Web UI
In a web browser, connect to the host address of the NIU.
On the Login page, enter the Username and Password.
Tip
Click Forgot Password to generate a password reset link.
Click Login. The My Account page will be displayed.
Note
This page can be accessed at any time by clicking the user name next to “Logged in as”.
Changing The Password
Click Change Password on the My Account page.
Enter the Current Password and the New Password.
Click Save Changes.
Tip
The new password must be a minimum of 8 characters and a maximum of 16 characters.
Click Subscribers on the main menu to view a list of all subscriber accounts added to FAS.
To Add Subscribers
Click Add on the task bar.
Enter the user information in the text boxes.
Setting |
Description |
---|---|
Name |
Name of the entity that will use services. This is also the default user name. |
Default Username |
User name to log in to the default account. |
Notes |
Blank area to record notes. |
Notifications and password reset requests are sent to this email address. |
|
Address |
Physical address of the Subscriber. |
First Name |
First name of entity who uses the account. |
Last Name |
Last name of entity who uses the account. |
Phone |
Primary phone number of the contact. |
Click Save Subscriber.
To Edit Subscribers
Right-click on the Subscriber to be edited.
Click Edit Subscriber
Make necessary changes.
Click Save Subscriber.
Click Numbers on the main menu to view a list of all numbers added to FAS.
To Add Numbers
Click Add on the task bar.
Enter the number information in the text boxes.
Setting |
Description |
---|---|
Subscriber |
The name of the Subscriber who will use this number. |
Time Zone |
The time zone used by the number to determine call routing. |
5XX Number |
The telephone number that will be redirected based on the applied routing rules. |
Rules |
The routing rules that will be applied to this number. Forwarding and destination settings are described in the following tables. |
Forwarding Settings |
Description |
---|---|
Calling Point Code |
Routes calls based on the calling number’s point code. |
Always |
Always forwards the call to a destination. |
Event/Holiday |
Routes calls based on a date or date range. |
Day of Week |
Routes the call based on the day. |
Time of Day |
Routes the call based on time. |
Percent Allocation |
Routes calls to multiple destinations based on the allocation specified. |
Calling Match |
Routes the call based on phone number. X can be used as a wildcard. |
Calling NPA |
Routes the call based on the three digit area code. |
Calling LATA |
Routes the call based on the local access and transport area. |
Calling ZIP |
Routes the call based on the geographic location of the calling party. |
Destination Settings |
Description |
---|---|
Number |
The destination is a telephone number. |
SIP URI |
The destination is a SIP endpoint. Provide the full SIP URI required in the input field when selecting this option. For example, sip:service2@network-services.net. Can include the following templates: ‘{{calling_number}}’, ‘{{called_number}}’, ‘{{egress_route}}’ which will be populated with extent content if found. For example, {{calling_number}}-{{called_number}}@{{egress_route}} Where calling number is 1112223333, called number is 2224446666, and egress route is 111.222.333.444 and the URI after processing is: sip:1112223333-2224446666@111.222.333.444 A template value of anything other than these three variables will result in an exception being thrown, and a 480 Temporarily Unavailable will be returned. The failing replacement and base template will be in the error log on the AS. |
Trunk Group |
The destination is a trunk group. The called number and egress route stay the same. However, the signaling instructs the next network elements in the call to send the call over the indicated trunk group. To specify the trunk-context parameter, append the descriptor to the trunk group value. For example, TG1;trunk-context=example.com. |
Trunk Group with Outpulse |
The destination is a trunk group. The address information does change. |
Continue |
The call is completed as dialed with no additional modifications. |
Terminate |
The call will be ended. |
Menu |
The call is directed to a menu. This destination adds a sub rule to further define call treatment in the menu. |
Next Rule |
Add child rules that determine destination. |
Click Save Number.
To Edit Numbers
Right-click on the number to be edited.
Click Edit Number.
Make necessary changes.
Click Save Number.
Click Administrators on the main menu to view a list of all service provider accounts added to FAS.
To Add Administrators
Click Add on the task bar.
Enter the user information in the text boxes.
Setting |
Description |
---|---|
Username |
User name to log in to the default account. Can contain only lowercase characters, numbers, or underscores. |
Notifications and password reset requests are sent to this email address. |
|
First Name |
First name of entity who uses the account. |
Last Name |
Last name of entity who uses the account. |
View Only |
Make this account view only or assign permissions. |
User Administration |
Add, edit, and remove other Service Providers. |
Service Provisioning |
Add, edit, and remove Subscribers and Numbers. |
Settings |
Edit system-wide application settings. |
Click Save Administrator.
To Edit Administrators
Right-click on the Administrator to be edited.
Click Edit User.
Make necessary changes.
Click Save Administrator.
Click Call Detail Records on the main menu to view and export Call Detail Records. The type of account and assigned permissions determine the records that are available to view.
Service Providers can see Call Detail Records for all their Subscribers.
Opening the Web UI
In a web browser, connect to the host address of the NIU.
On the Login page, enter the Username and Password.
Tip
Click Forgot Password to generate a password reset link.
Click Login. The My Account page will be displayed.
Note
This page can be accessed at any time by clicking the user name next to “Logged in as”.
Changing The Password
Click Change Password on the My Account page.
Enter the Current Password and the New Password.
Click Save Changes.
Tip
The new password must be a minimum of 8 characters and a maximum of 16 characters.
Click Numbers on the main menu to view a list of all numbers added to FAS.
To Edit Numbers
Right-click on the number to be edited.
Click Edit Number.
Make the required changes in the text boxes.
Click Save Number.
Setting |
Description |
---|---|
Subscriber |
The name of the Subscriber who will use this number. |
Time Zone |
The time zone used by the number to determine call routing. |
5XX Number |
The telephone number that will be redirected based on the applied routing rules. |
Rules |
The routing rules that will be applied to this number. Forwarding and destination settings are described in the following tables. |
Forwarding Settings |
Description |
---|---|
Calling Point Code |
Routes calls based on the calling number’s point code. |
Always |
Always forwards the call to a destination. |
Event/Holiday |
Routes calls based on a date or date range. |
Day of Week |
Routes the call based on the day. |
Time of Day |
Routes the call based on time. |
Percent Allocation |
Routes calls to multiple destinations based on the allocation specified. |
Calling Match |
Routes the call based on phone number. X can be used as a wildcard. |
Calling NPA |
Routes the call based on the three digit area code. |
Calling LATA |
Routes the call based on the local access and transport area. |
Calling ZIP |
Routes the call based on the geographic location of the calling party. |
Destination Settings |
Description |
---|---|
Number |
The destination is a telephone number. |
SIP URI |
The destination is a SIP endpoint. Provide the full SIP URI required in the input field when selecting this option. For example, sip:service2@network-services.net. Can include the following templates: ‘{{calling_number}}’, ‘{{called_number}}’, ‘{{egress_route}}’ which will be populated with extent content if found. For example, {{calling_number}}-{{called_number}}@{{egress_route}} Where calling number is 1112223333, called number is 2224446666, and egress route is 111.222.333.444 and the URI after processing is: sip:1112223333-2224446666@111.222.333.444 A template value of anything other than these three variables will result in an exception being thrown, and a 480 Temporarily Unavailable will be returned. The failing replacement and base template will be in the error log on the AS. |
Trunk Group |
The destination is a trunk group. The called number and egress route stay the same. However, the signaling instructs the next network elements in the call to send the call over the indicated trunk group. To specify the trunk-context parameter, append the descriptor to the trunk group value. For example, TG1;trunk-context=example.com. |
Trunk Group with Outpulse |
The destination is a trunk group. The address information does change. |
Continue |
The call is completed as dialed with no additional modifications. |
Terminate |
The call will be ended. |
Menu |
The call is directed to a menu. This destination adds a sub rule to further define call treatment in the menu. |
Next Rule |
Add child rules that determine destination. |
Click Administrators on the main menu to view a list of all subscriber accounts added to FAS.
To Add Administrators
Click Add on the task bar.
Enter the user information in the text boxes.
Setting |
Description |
---|---|
Username |
User name to log in to the default account. Can contain only lowercase characters, numbers, or underscores. |
Notifications and password reset requests are sent to this email address. |
|
First Name |
First name of entity who uses the account. |
Last Name |
Last name of entity who uses the account. |
View Only |
Make this account view only or assign permissions. |
Administrator Provisioning |
Add, edit, and remove other Subscribers. |
Service Administration |
Edit Subscriber number lists. |
Click Save Administrator.
To Edit Administrators
Right-click on the Administrator to be edited.
Click Edit User.
Make necessary changes.
Click Save Administrator.
Click Call Detail Records on the main menu to view and export Call Detail Records. The type of account and assigned permissions determine the records that are available to view.
Subscribers can view statistics for all of their services.