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Depending on the internet telephony protocol (VoIP, SIP) the required NAT extension

(“Full Cone NAT”) or RTP-Proxy is activated on the Media Gateway Card.

Protocols which require inward-directed connection establishment can be configured

in the Network: Port Access menu. For further information, refer to the online help of

this menu.

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Default Chapter3
- 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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