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Telephony: Settings: SNMP

3. Enter the IP address of the SNMP Manager into the SNMP Manager input field.

4. Confirm with Apply.

The IP address of the SNMP Manager is made available to the SNMP Agent in a config-

uration file via the TFTP server of the OpenCom 100 communications system.

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- Table of Contents3
Features11
Factory Settings on Delivery19
- Telephony Basic Settings19
- Authorisations20
- Internet Functions26
Update Notes28
- Update Licence28
- Technical Notes29
- Updating30
Installation31
- Scope of Delivery31
- Safety Precautions32
- Declarations of Conformity33
- Mounting Location33
- Wall Mounting34
- Installing an Expansion Set34
- Installing Interface Cards37
- Available Ports44
- Interface Cards49
- Port Assignment, Termination, Cable Lengths55
- Power Failure60
- Connectible Terminals60
- Installing the Memory Card66
  - Safety Precautions66
  - To Install a Memory Card67
Aastra 677X: Extensions and Accessories68
- Power Supply Unit68
- Key Extensions68
- Headset72
S 2M Connector Module73
- Installation74
- Configuration76
Mounting the Opencom 150 Rack Infocom System77
- Safety Precautions77
- Technical Data78
- Pinning of RJ 45 Jacks79
- Scope of Delivery80
Configuration81
- Brief Guide to Initial Configuration82
- Configuring the Opencom 10084
Configuration Examples95
- Opencom 100 in Computer Networks95
- Introduction to TCP/IP96
- Opencom 100 in a Serverless LAN97
- Opencom 100 in a LAN with an IP-Enabled Server99
- Branch Link103
- Useful Information on Internet Access104
Voice over IP (Voip)107
- Quick Start108
- Fundamentals112
- Media Gateway (MGW)120
  - Software MGW120
  - MGW Interface Card121
- SIP Telephony122
- Voip System Telephones133
- Aastra 277Xip (Openphone 7X IPC)141
  - Installation142
  - Configuration142
DECT over IP143
- Properties143
  - DECT Base Stations143
  - Features145
- Configuration146
PBX Cascading154
- Variants of PBX Cascading154
- Functionality of PBX Cascading155
- Putting a Cascaded PBX into Operation156
  - Notes157
- Licensing Information158
PBX Networking159
- Connections159
- Point-To-Point Connection Technology160
- Point-To-Point Connection Lines162
- IP Network Connections164
  - Connection Via Q.SIG.IP165
  - Connection Via SIP Tie Line166
- Configuration168
- Technical Details170
Telephony172
- E.164 Conversion172
- Call Forwarding176
- Busy Keys181
- PIN Code Telephony182
  - Configuration183
  - Implementation183
- Switch Authorisation184
  - Configuration184
  - Implementation185
Fixed Mobile Convergence186
- Configuring FMC Telephones191
- Configuring "Aastra Mobile Client" Software193
Team Functions197
- Introduction197
  - Explanation of Keys197
  - Team Configuration199
- Examples of Use199
Call Queue206
- Introduction206
- Examples of Use208
  - Enquiry Station for an Operator with Two System Telephones208
  - Group of Three Enquiry Stations210
Multi-Company Variant212
- Configuring the Multi-Company Variant213
- Working with the Multi-Company Variant216
Configuring the PC Software218
- PC Offline Configuration218
- Browser for Opencti 50 and Openhotel 100220
- Synchronising the PC Clock221
Application Interfaces222
- CSTA Interface222
- Setting up TAPI Interface223
- LDAP Interface226
  - Address Queries Using LDAP226
  - Querying External LDAP Server227
- SNMP Interface230
  - Installing SNMP Agent231
  - Configuring SNMP231
Frequently Asked Questions233
- General/Hardware234
- Telephony235
- PBX Networking237
- Dect238
- Lan239
- Internet240
Technical Specifications241
Notes on Disposal247
Index248

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