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User's
Manual
Version
6.2
February
2011
Document
#
LTRT
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12804
Mediant™
800
MSBG
Multi
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Service
Business
Gateway
SIP
Protocol
2
Table of Contents
Main Page
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
Abbreviations and Terminology
23
Customer Support
23
Weee Eu Directive
23
Related Documentation
24
1 Overview
25
Figure 1-1: Typical Application
26
2 Configuration Concepts
27
Configuration Tools
27
Main Operating Modes
27
Operating in Voip and Data-Routing Mode
27
Configuring Data-Routing LAN Interface
28
Figure 2-1: Connections Page
28
Figure 2-2: Defining LAN Data Routing IP Address
28
Table 2-1: Default LAN Data-Routing IP Address
28
Configuring Device's DHCP Server
29
Assigning a WAN IP Address
29
Figure 2-3: Configuring the DHCP Server
29
Figure 2-4: Selecting WAN Connection
30
Assign WAN Interface to Voip Traffic
31
Figure 2-5: Selecting WAN Interface for Voip Traffic
31
Figure 2-6: Assigning SIP Interface to WAN
31
Configuring Quality of Service
32
Figure 2-7: Assigning WAN Interface to Media Realm
32
Figure 2-8: Traffic Shaping Page
32
Figure 2-9: Selecting Device for Traffic Shaping
33
Figure 2-10: Defining Traffic Shaping
33
Figure 2-11: Adding Class Rule
33
Figure 2-12: Defining Shaping Class (for Voip Tx Traffic)
34
Figure 2-13: Configured Traffic Shaping for Total WAN and Voip Bandwidth
34
Figure 2-14: Match Rules Page
35
Figure 2-15: Adding a Traffic Priority Rule
36
Figure 2-16: Defining Incoming SIP Ports
36
Figure 2-17: Defining SIP Ports (E.g. TCP)
36
Figure 2-18: Configured Ports for Incoming SIP
37
Figure 2-19: Traffic Matching Rule for Received SIP Signaling Traffic
37
Configuring Virtual Routing and Forwarding
38
Figure 2-20: Matching Rule for Received RTP Traffic
38
Figure 2-21: Traffic Matching Rule for WAN Tx/Rx RTP and SIP Signaling
38
Enabling Remote HTTP/S Web Management
39
Operating in Voip-Only Mode
39
Figure 2-22: Defining WAN HTTP Port
39
Figure 2-23: Removing Data-Routing Connection Interface
39
Figure 2-24: Multiple Interface Table
40
Figure 2-25: Multiple Interfaces with Vlans
40
Figure 2-26: Defining Vlans Per LAN Port
40
3 Web-Based Management
41
Getting Acquainted with the Web Interface
42
Computer Requirements
42
Accessing the Web Interface
42
Figure 3-1: Login Screen
43
Areas of the GUI
44
Toolbar
44
Figure 3-2: Areas of the Web Interface GUI
44
Table 3-1: Description of Toolbar Buttons
44
Navigation Tree
45
Figure 3-3: "Reset" Displayed on Toolbar
45
Displaying Navigation Tree in Basic and Full View
46
Figure 3-4: Navigation Tree
46
Figure 3-5: Toggling between Navigation Tree Views
47
Showing / Hiding the Navigation Pane
47
Working with Configuration
48
Accessing
48
Figure 3-6: Show / Hide Navigation Tree
48
Viewing Parameters
49
Figure 3-7: Toggling between Basic and Advanced View
50
Modifying and Saving Parameters
51
Figure 3-8: Expanding and Collapsing Parameter Groups
51
Figure 3-9: Edit Symbol after Modifying Parameter Value
51
Entering Phone Numbers
52
Figure 3-10: Value Reverts to Previous Valid Value
52
Working with Tables
53
Figure 3-11: Adding an Index Entry to a Table
53
Searching for Configuration Parameters
54
Figure 3-12: Compacting a Web Interface Table
54
Figure 3-13: Searched Result Screen
55
Creating a Login Welcome Message
56
Figure 3-14: User-Defined Web Welcome Message after Login
56
Table 3-2: Ini File Parameter for Welcome Login Message
56
Getting Help
57
Figure 3-15: Help Topic for Current Page
57
3.1.10 Logging off the Web Interface
58
Figure 3-16: Log off Confirmation Box
58
Figure 3-17: Web Session Logged off
58
Using the Home Page
59
Figure 3-18: Home Page
59
Table 3-3: Areas of the Home Page
60
Assigning a Port Name
62
Figure 3-19: Shortcut Menu for Assigning Port Name
62
Figure 3-20: Text Box for Entering Port Name
62
Figure 3-21: Shortcut Menu for Resetting Port
62
Resetting an Analog Channel
62
Figure 3-22: Shortcut Menu for Viewing Port Information
63
Figure 3-23: Basic Information Screen
63
Viewing Analog Port Information
63
Figure 3-24: Trunks and Channels Status Screen
64
Table 3-4: Color-Coding Status for Trunk Channels
64
Viewing Trunk Channels
64
Configuration Tab
65
System Settings
65
Configuring Application Settings
65
Figure 3-25: Applications Settings Page
65
Configuring NFS Settings
66
Figure 3-26: NFS Settings Page
66
Table 3-5: NFS Settings Parameters
67
Configuring Syslog Settings
68
Figure 3-27: Syslog Settings Page
68
Configuring Regional Settings
69
Configuring Certificates
69
Figure 3-28: Regional Settings Page
69
Figure 3-29: Certificates Signing Request Page
70
Client Certificates
71
Management Settings
73
Table 3-6: Web User Accounts Access Levels and Privileges
73
Figure 3-30: WEB User Accounts Page (for Users with 'Security Administrator' Privileges)
74
Table 3-7: Default Attributes for the Web User Accounts
74
Figure 3-31: Web Security Page
76
Figure 3-32: Telnet/Ssh Settings Page
76
Figure 3-33: Web & Telnet Access List Page - Add New Entry
77
Figure 3-34: Web & Telnet Access List Table
77
Figure 3-35: RADIUS Parameters Page
78
Figure 3-36: SNMP Community String Page
79
Table 3-8: SNMP Community String Parameters Description
79
Figure 3-37: SNMP Trap Destinations Page
80
Table 3-9: SNMP Trap Destinations Parameters Description
80
Figure 3-38: SNMP Trusted Managers
81
Figure 3-39: SNMP V3 Setting Page
81
Table 3-10: SNMP V3 Users Parameters
82
Voip Settings
83
Network
83
Figure 3-40: Multiple Interface Table Page
84
Table 3-11: Multiple Interface Table Parameters Description
85
Figure 3-41: IP Routing Table Page
88
Table 3-12: IP Routing Table Description
88
Figure 3-42: Diffserv Table Page
90
Figure 3-43: DNS Settings Page
91
Figure 3-44: Internal DNS Table Page
92
Figure 3-45: Internal SRV Table Page
93
Tdm
94
Security
94
Figure 3-46: TDM Bus Settings Page
94
Figure 3-47: Firewall Settings Page
95
Table 3-13: Internal Firewall Parameters
96
Pstn
98
Figure 3-48: General Security Settings Page
98
Figure 3-49: CAS State Machine Page
99
Table 3-14: CAS State Machine Parameters Description
100
Figure 3-50: Trunk Scroll Bar (Used Only as an Example)
101
Figure 3-51: Trunk Scroll Bar (Used Only as an Example)
102
Media
103
Figure 3-52: Voice Settings Page
104
Figure 3-53: Fax/Modem/CID Settings Page
105
Figure 3-54: RTP/RTCP Settings Page
106
Figure 3-55: Ipmedia Settings Page
107
Figure 3-56: General Media Settings Page
108
Figure 3-57: Analog Settings Page
108
Figure 3-58: SIP Media Realm Table Page
109
Table 3-15: SIP Media Realm Table Parameters
109
Figure 3-59: Media Security Page
111
Services
112
Figure 3-60: LDAP Settings Page
112
Applications Enabling
113
Control Network
113
Figure 3-61: Applications Enabling Page
113
Figure 3-62: SRD Settings Page
115
Table 3-16: SRD Table Parameters
115
Figure 3-63: SIP Interface Table Page
118
Table 3-17: SIP Interface Table Parameters
118
Figure 3-64: IP Group Table
120
Table 3-18: IP Group Parameters
121
Figure 3-65: Proxy Sets Table Page
126
Table 3-19: Proxy Sets Table Parameters
127
SIP Definitions
130
Figure 3-66: SIP General Parameters Page
131
Figure 3-67: SIP General Parameters Page
132
Figure 3-68: Account Table Page
133
Table 3-20: Account Table Parameters Description
134
Figure 3-69: Proxy & Registration Page
137
3.3.2.10 Coders and Profiles
138
Figure 3-70: Coders Page
139
Figure 3-71: Coder Group Settings Page
140
Figure 3-72: Tel Profile Settings Page
142
Figure 3-73: IP Profile Settings Page
144
3.3.2.11 GW and IP to IP
145
Figure 3-74: Hunt Group Table Page
146
Table 3-21: Hunt Group Table Parameters
146
Figure 3-75: Hunt Group Settings Page
148
Table 3-22: Hunt Group Settings Parameters
149
Figure 3-76: General Settings Page
151
Figure 3-77: Source Phone Number Manipulation Table for Tel-To-IP Calls
153
Table 3-23: Number Manipulation Parameters Description
154
Figure 3-78: Redirect Number IP to Tel Page
157
Table 3-24: Redirect Number IP to Tel Parameters Description
157
Figure 3-79: Redirect Number Tel to IP Page
159
Table 3-25: Redirect Number Tel to IP Parameters Description
159
Figure 3-80: Phone Context Table Page
160
Table 3-26: Phone-Context Parameters Description
161
Table 3-27: NPI/TON Values for ISDN ETSI
162
Figure 3-81: Release Cause Mapping Page
163
Figure 3-82: Routing General Parameters Page
164
Figure 3-83: Locating SRD
166
Figure 3-84: Outbound IP Routing Table Page
168
Table 3-28: Outbound IP Routing Table Parameters
169
Figure 3-85: Inbound IP Routing Table
172
Table 3-29: Inbound IP Routing Table Description
173
Configuring Alternative Routing Reasons
174
Figure 3-86: Reasons for Alternative Routing Page
175
Figure 3-87: Forward on Busy Trunk Destination Page
176
Figure 3-88: DTMF & Dialing Page
177
Figure 3-89: Supplementary Services
178
Figure 3-90: Keypad Features
180
Figure 3-91: Metering Tones
181
Figure 3-92: Charge Codes Table
182
Figure 3-93: FXO Settings
183
Figure 3-94: Authentication
184
Figure 3-95: Automatic Dialing
185
Figure 3-96: Caller Display Information
186
Table 3-30: Call Forward Table
187
Figure 3-97: Call Forward Table
187
Figure 3-98: Caller ID Permissions
188
Figure 3-99: Caller Waiting
189
Figure 3-100: Digital Gateway Parameters
190
Table 3-31: ISDN Supp Services Table Parameters
192
Figure 3-101: ISDN Supp Services Table
192
Figure 3-102: ISDN Supp Services Table
193
3.3.2.12 Sbc
194
Figure 3-103: General Settings
194
Figure 3-104: Admission Control
195
Table 3-32: Admission Control Parameters
196
Figure 3-105: Allowed Coders Group
198
Figure 3-106: Classification Table
199
Table 3-33: Classification Table Parameters
200
Table 3-34: IP2IP Routing Table Parameters
202
Figure 3-107: IP2IP Routing Table
202
Figure 3-108: Alternative Routing Reasons
206
Figure 3-109: Message Manipulations
207
Table 3-35: Message Manipulations Parameters
208
Figure 3-110: IP to IP Inbound Manipulation
210
Table 3-36: IP to IP Inbound Manipulation Parameters
211
Table 3-37: IP to IP Outbound Manipulation Table Parameters
213
Figure 3-111: IP to IP Outbound Manipulation
213
3.3.2.13 Sas
216
Figure 3-112: SAS Configuration
217
Figure 3-113: IP2IP Routing
218
Table 3-38: SAS IP2IP Routing Table Parameters
219
Data Settings
222
Getting Acquainted with Data Configuration
223
Table 3-39: Description of Table Action Icons
223
WAN Access
224
Table 3-40: Description of the Main Configuration Buttons
224
Figure 3-116: WAN Access
225
Figure 3-117: Manual WAN Connection
226
Figure 3-120: L2TP WAN Connection Type
227
Figure 3-121: WAN Access Page for T1 WAN Interface
228
Figure 3-123: Settings Tab for PPP over T1
229
Figure 3-125: T1 Tab
230
Figure 3-127: HDLC over T1
231
Figure 3-129: WAN Access Page for T1 WAN Interface
232
Figure 3-131: Settings Tab for MLP over T1
233
Figure 3-133: T1 Tab
234
Figure 3-134: SHDSL Line Mode
235
Figure 3-135: Adding a New Group
236
Figure 3-137: Protocol Interface Settings
237
Firewall and ACL
238
Figure 3-141: Configuring General Security
240
Figure 3-142: Configuring LAN Restriction Rules
241
Figure 3-144: Disabled LAN Restrictions - Cleared Check Box
242
Figure 3-145: Configuring Port Forwarding
243
Figure 3-147: Defining a DMZ Host
244
Figure 3-148: Configuring Port Triggering
245
Figure 3-151: Configuring Website Restrictions
246
Figure 3-153: Configuring NAT
247
Figure 3-154: Defining Public IP Address
248
Figure 3-156: Access Lists Table
249
Figure 3-157: Defining Access List Name
250
Figure 3-159: Added Access List Rules
251
Qos
252
Figure 3-160: Advanced Filtering
252
Figure 3-161: Configuring General WAN Bandwidth
253
Figure 3-162: Configuring Traffic Priority
254
Figure 3-163: Adding a Traffic Priority Rule
255
Figure 3-164: Configuring Traffic Shaping
257
Figure 3-166: Defining Device Traffic Shaping
258
Figure 3-168: Class Name Added to Table
259
Figure 3-170: Configuring DSCP Settings
261
Vpn
262
Figure 3-172: Configuring 802.1P Settings
262
Figure 3-173: Configuring VPN Ipsec
263
Figure 3-175: Ipsec Log Settings
264
Figure 3-176: Configuring VPN PPTP Server
265
Figure 3-177: Configuring VPN L2TP Server
266
Figure 3-178: Adding Users
267
Figure 3-180: Defining Outgoing Mail Server
268
Figure 3-181: Adding Users
269
Data Services
270
Figure 3-185: Configuring a DNS Server
272
Figure 3-187: Configuring DHCP Server
273
Figure 3-188: Defining IP Distribution Type
274
Figure 3-190: Defining DHCP Relay (DHCP for LAN Bridge)
275
Data Routing
276
Figure 3-194: Configuring General Routing
278
Figure 3-196: Editing the Default Route
279
Figure 3-198: Adding DSCP-Based Route
280
Figure 3-200: Page Displaying Area for Configuration File
282
Objects and Rules
283
Figure 3-202: Adding a Service Protocol
284
Figure 3-205: Defining Name for Network Object
285
Figure 3-208: Defining Scheduler Rule Name
286
Configuring Network Connections
287
Figure 3-211: Configuring Network Connections
288
Figure 3-213: Defining Internet Connection Type
289
Figure 3-215: Defining Virtual Private Network over Internet
290
Figure 3-217: Advanced Connection Wizard Tree
292
Figure 3-219: Switch Tab
293
Figure 3-222: STP Tab
294
Figure 3-223: Ethernet Connection Option
295
Figure 3-225: Internet Connection for External Cable Modem Added
296
Figure 3-228: Manual IP Address Configuration
297
Figure 3-230: Defining Internet Connection Type
298
Figure 3-234: Selecting LAN Interfaces for Bridge Connection
300
Figure 3-235: LAN Bridge Successfully Added
301
Figure 3-237: Assigning VLAN to LAN Ports
302
Figure 3-239: VLAN Interface Advanced Tab
303
Figure 3-241: Defining PPTP Properties
304
Figure 3-243: Selecting VPN Type for Ipsec
305
Figure 3-246: PPTP VPN Successfully Added
306
Figure 3-248: PPTP Tab
307
Figure 3-249: VPN Connection Type
308
Figure 3-252: PPTP Server Added Successfully
309
Figure 3-254: Defining L2TP Properties
310
Figure 3-256: Selecting VPN Type for Ipsec
311
Figure 3-259: L2TP Successfully Added
312
Figure 3-261: L2TP Tab
314
Figure 3-264: Defining L2TP Properties
315
Figure 3-267: Selecting VPN Type for Ipsec
316
Figure 3-269: Defining Ipsec Properties
317
Figure 3-271: Ipsec Tab
318
Figure 3-272: Ipsec Tab - Ipsec Automatic Phase 1
320
Figure 3-273: Ipsec Tab - Ipsec Automatic Phase 2
321
Figure 3-274: Ipsec Tab - Ipsec Manual
322
Figure 3-276: VPN Protocols
323
Figure 3-279: Configuring General IPIP Parameters
324
Figure 3-281: IPIP Tab
325
Figure 3-284: Editing GRE Remote Endpoint IP Address
326
Figure 3-285: Example Scenario Setup
327
Figure 3-287: Defining GRE Tunnel for Device B
328
Figure 3-288: Editing Network Connection - General Tab
329
Figure 3-290: Editing Network Connection - Routing Tab
331
Figure 3-291: Editing Network Connection - Advanced Tab
332
Maintenance Tab
333
Maintenance
333
Maintenance Actions
333
Resetting the Device
334
Figure 3-293: Reset Confirmation Message Box
335
Software Update
337
Loading Auxiliary Files
337
Table 3-41: Auxiliary Files Descriptions
337
Figure 3-295: Load Auxiliary Files
338
Loading Software Upgrade Key
339
Figure 3-296: Software Upgrade Key Status
340
Software Upgrade Wizard
341
Figure 3-298: Start Software Upgrade Wizard Screen
342
Backing up and Loading Configuration File
344
Figure 3-300: Configuration File
345
Status & Diagnostics Tab
346
System Status
346
Viewing Device Information
346
Figure 3-301: Device Information
347
Viewing Ethernet Port Information
348
Viewing WAN Port Information
348
Table 3-42: Ethernet Port Information Parameters
348
Carrier-Grade Alarms
349
Voip Status
350
Viewing Active IP Interfaces
350
Viewing Performance Statistics
350
Viewing Call Counters
351
Table 3-43: Call Counters Description
352
Viewing SAS/SBC Registered Users
353
Table 3-44: SAS/SBC Registered Users Parameters
353
Viewing Call Routing Status
354
Viewing Registration Status
354
Table 3-45: Call Routing Status Parameters
354
Figure 3-310: Registration Status
355
Viewing IP Connectivity
356
Table 3-46: IP Connectivity Parameters
356
Data Status
358
Viewing WAN Status
358
Viewing Network Connection Statistics
359
Viewing Logged Security Events
360
Figure 3-316: Log Settings
361
Viewing Qos Queues Statistics
362
Viewing Logged Data Events
363
Figure 3-319: Adding a New Filter
364
Running Diagnostic Tests
365
4 INI File-Based Management
367
INI File Format
367
Configuring Individual Ini File Parameters
367
Configuring Ini File Table Parameters
368
General Ini File Formatting Rules
370
Modifying an Ini File
370
Secured Encoded Ini File
371
5 EMS-Based Management
373
Adding the Device in EMS
374
Figure 5-3: Adding a Region
375
Configuring Trunks
376
Configuring ISDN NFAS
377
Figure 5-8: EMS ISDN Settings Screen
378
Configuring Basic SIP Parameters
380
Provisioning SIP SRTP Crypto Offered Suites
382
Configuring the Device to Operate with Snmpv3
383
Configuring Snmpv3 Using SSH
384
Configuring EMS to Operate with a Pre-Configured Snmpv3 System
385
Configuring Snmpv3 to Operate with Non-Configured Snmpv3 System
386
Cloning Snmpv3 Users
387
Upgrading the Device's Software
388
Figure 5-17: Files Manager Screen
389
6 Restoring Factory Default Settings
391
Restoring Defaults Using an Ini File
392
7 Auxiliary Configuration Files
393
Distinctive Ringing
396
Prerecorded Tones File
399
Dial Plan File
400
Table 7-1: User Information Items
402
User Information File
402
8 IP Telephony Capabilities
405
Media Realms
406
Figure 8-2: Back-To-Back SBC Call Flow (RTP and Signaling)
407
Multiple SIP Signaling and Media Configuration Example
408
Figure 8-5: Defining a Trunk Group for PSTN
409
Figure 8-8: Defining Srds
410
Figure 8-11: Defining IP Groups
411
Dynamic Jitter Buffer Operation
412
Table 8-1: Dialing Plan Notations
413
Gateway and IP-To-IP
413
Digit Mapping
414
Table 8-2: Digit Map Pattern Notations
414
External Dial Plan File
415
Dial Plan Prefix Tags for IP-To-Tel Routing
418
Manipulating Number Prefix
419
Emergency Phone Number Services - E911
420
FXS Device Emulating PSAP Using DID Loop-Start Lines
421
Table 8-3: Dialed MF Digits Sent to PSAP
423
Network to PSAP DID Lines
424
Table 8-4: Dialed Number by Device Depending on Calling Number
425
Pre-Empting Existing Calls for E911 IP-To-Tel Calls
427
Configuring DTMF Transport Types
428
FXS and FXO Capabilities
430
Figure 8-19: Call Flow for One-Stage Dialing
431
Figure 8-20: Call Flow for Two-Stage Dialing
432
Figure 8-21: Call Flow for Automatic Dialing
434
Figure 8-22: Call Flow for Collecting Digits Mode
435
Remote PBX Extension between FXO and FXS Devices
437
Figure 8-23: FXO-FXS Remote PBX Extension (Example)
438
Figure 8-24: MWI for Remote Extensions
439
Figure 8-25: Call Waiting for Remote Extensions
440
Figure 8-28: FXS Tel-To-IP Routing Configuration
441
Configuring Alternative Routing (Based on Connectivity and Qos)
442
Fax and Modem Capabilities
443
V.34 Fax Support
449
V.152 Support
452
Working with Supplementary Services
453
Figure 8-32: Double Hold SIP Call Flow
454
BRI Suspend and Resume
455
Call Transfer
456
Call Forward
457
Figure 8-33: Call Forward Reminder with Application Server
458
Call Waiting
460
Message Waiting Indication
461
Caller ID
463
Three-Way Conferencing
465
Multilevel Precedence and Preemption
467
Table 8-5: MLPP Call Priority Levels (Precedence) and DSCP Configuration Parameters
467
SIP Call Routing Examples
469
SIP Authentication Example
471
Establishing a Call between Two Devices
474
SIP Trunking between Enterprise and Itsps
475
Figure 8-39: Configuring Proxy Set ID #1 in the Proxy Sets Table
476
Figure 8-40: Configuring IP Groups #1 and #2 in the IP Group Table
477
Mapping PSTN Release Cause to SIP Response
478
Querying Device Channel Resources Using SIP OPTIONS
479
SBC Application
480
NAT Traversal
481
SIP Normalization
482
Determining Source and Destination URL
483
Source IP Group Classification
484
SBC IP-To-IP Routing
485
IP-To-IP Inbound and Outbound Manipulation
486
Figure 8-50: SIP URI Manipulation in IP-To-IP Routing
487
SIP Header Manipulation
488
Figure 8-52: SIP Header Manipulation Example
489
User Registration and Internal Database
490
Internal Database
491
Routing Using Internal Database
492
SBC Media Handling
493
Media Anchoring Without Transcoding (Transparent)
494
Media Anchoring with Transcoding
495
Figure 8-55: Transcoding Using Extended Coders (Example)
496
No Media Anchoring
497
Interworking DTMF Methods
498
Transcoding Modes
499
SRTP-RTP Transcoding
501
Multiple RTP Media Streams Per Call Session
502
Handling SIP 3Xx Redirect Responses
503
Figure 8-57: SIP 3Xx Response Handling
504
Table 8-6: Handling of SIP Diversion and History-Info Headers
505
Table 8-7: Message Manipulation Actions
506
SIP Message Manipulation Syntax
506
Structure Definitions
529
Table 8-8: Event Structure
529
Table 8-9: Host Structure
529
Table 8-11: Reason Structure
530
Enum Definitions
531
Table 8-15: Enum MLPP Reason Type
532
Table 8-18: Enum Privacy
533
Table 8-21: Enum Reason (RPI)
536
Actions and Types
537
Syntax
541
SBC Configuration Example
546
Figure 8-58: SBC Example Scenario
547
Figure 8-60: Selecting WAN Interface for Voip Traffic
548
Figure 8-61: Applications Enabling
549
Figure 8-63: LAN and WAN Media Realms in SIP Media Realm Table
550
Figure 8-64: Srds for LAN and WAN in SRD Table
551
Figure 8-66: Proxy Sets Table
552
Figure 8-67: IP Group 1 (for Enterprise Users) in IP Group Table
553
Figure 8-68: IP Group 2 (for WAN ITSP) in IP Group Table
554
Figure 8-69: IP Group Classification Rule for LAN Users
555
Survivability and Alternative Routing
556
Figure 8-71: Survivability Example Setup
557
Figure 8-72: Enabling Proxy Keep-Alive
558
Figure 8-73: Configuring IP-To-IP Routing Rules
559
SBC-To-PSTN Routing
560
Figure 8-75: Configuring SIP Interface for PSTN (GW)
561
Figure 8-76: Defining Device as Proxy Set
562
Figure 8-77: Defining IP Group for PSTN Users
563
Figure 8-78: Dfining IP-To-IP Routing Rules
565
Figure 8-79: Defining Trunk Groups
566
Figure 8-80: Defining Channel Select Mode
567
Basic Coder Transcoding
568
Figure 8-82: Configuring the Coder Group
569
Advanced Coder Transcoding
570
Figure 8-85: Advanced Transcoding Example Scenario
571
Figure 8-87: Defining Coder Group for ITSP
572
Figure 8-89: Defining IP Profile for LAN Users
573
Figure 8-90: Defining IP Profile for ITSP
574
Figure 8-91: Assigning IP Profile to LAN Users IP Group
575
RTP-SRTP Transcoding
576
Figure 8-93: RTP-SRTP Transcoding Mode for LAN Users
577
SIP URI Manipulation
578
SIP Header Manipulation
579
Figure 8-97: SIP Header Manipulation Example
581
Stand-Alone Survivability (SAS) Application
582
SAS Outbound Mode
583
SAS Redundant Mode
584
Figure 8-101: SAS Redundant Mode in Normal State (Example)
585
SAS Routing
586
SAS Routing in Normal State
587
Figure 8-104: Flowchart of INVITE from Primary Proxy in SAS Normal State
588
SAS Routing in Emergency State
589
SAS Configuration
590
Figure 8-107: Configuring Common Settings
592
Configuring SAS Outbound Mode
593
Configuring SAS Redundant Mode
594
Figure 8-109: Enabling Proxy Server for Gateway Application
595
Figure 8-111: Disabling User=Phone in SIP URL
596
Figure 8-113: Defining Proxy Servers for Gateway Application
597
Advanced SAS Configuration
598
Figure 8-115: Manipulating User Part in Incoming REGISTER
599
Figure 8-116: Manipulating INVITE Destination Number
600
Figure 8-117: Blocking Unregistered SAS Users
602
Figure 8-118: Configuring SAS Emergency Numbers
603
Viewing Registered SAS Users
604
Routing Based on LDAP Active Directory Queries
605
AD-Based Tel-To-IP Routing in Microsoft OCS 2007 Environment
606
Figure 8-119: Active Directory-Based Routing Rules in Outbound IP Routing Table
607
General
608
Supported RADIUS Attributes
609
Call Detail Record
611
Release Reasons in CDR
612
9 Voip Networking Capabilities
617
No-Op Packets
618
Multiple Routers Support
619
Network Configuration
620
Overview of Multiple Interface Table
621
Columns of the Multiple Interface Table
622
Table 9-3: Configured Default Gateway Example
623
Other Related Parameters
624
Table 9-5: Quality of Service Parameters
625
Table 9-7: Application Type Parameters
626
Multiple Interface Table Configuration Summary and Guidelines
627
Troubleshooting the Multiple Interface Table
628
Routing Table Columns
629
Routing Table Configuration Summary and Guidelines
630
Troubleshooting the Routing Table
631
Networking Configuration Examples
633
Table 9-11: Multiple Interface Table - Example 2
634
Table 9-13: Multiple Interface Table - Example 3
635
10 Advanced PSTN Configuration
637
Configuring Internal Clock as Clock Source
638
Fixed Mapping of ISDN Release Reason to SIP Response
639
Fixed Mapping of SIP Response to ISDN Release Reason
641
ISDN Overlap Dialing
642
ISDN Non-Facility Associated Signaling (NFAS)
643
NFAS Interface ID
644
Creating an NFAS-Related Trunk Configuration
645
Redirect Number and Calling Name (Display)
646
11 Tunneling Applications
647
DSP Pattern Detector
650
12 Configuration Parameters Reference
653
Voip Static Routing Parameters
654
Quality of Service Parameters
655
NAT Parameters
657
NFS Parameters
658
DNS Parameters
659
DHCP Parameters
660
NTP and Daylight Saving Time Parameters
661
Web and Telnet Parameters
662
Web Parameters
663
Telnet Parameters
664
Debugging and Diagnostics Parameters
665
Syslog, CDR and Debug Parameters
666
Remote Alarm Indication Parameters
669
Serial Parameters
670
Security Parameters
671
HTTPS Parameters
672
SRTP Parameters
673
TLS Parameters
674
SSH Parameters
676
OCSP Parameters
677
SNMP Parameters
679
SIP Media Realm Parameters
682
Control Network Parameters
683
Network Application Parameters
696
General SIP Parameters
698
C Oders and Profile Parameters
721
C Hannel Parameters
731
Coder Parameters
733
Fax and Modem Parameters
734
DTMF Parameters
739
RTP, RTCP and T.38 Parameters
740
G Ateway and IP-To-IP Parameters
743
DTMF and Hook-Flash Parameters
745
Digit Collection and Dial Plan Parameters
750
Voice Mail Parameters
753
Supplementary Services Parameters
757
C All Waiting Parameters
762
C All Forwarding Parameters
765
M Essage Waiting Indication Parameters
767
C All Hold Parameters
769
C All Transfer Parameters
770
T Hree-Way Conferencing Parameters
772
E Mergency Call Parameters
773
C All Cut-Through Parameters
774
Automatic Dialing Parameters
775
Direct Inward Dialing Parameters
776
MLPP Parameters
777
ISDN BRI Parameters
781
PSTN Parameters
783
T DM Bus and Clock Timing Parameters
787
C as Parameters
789
I SDN Parameters
792
ISDN and CAS Interworking Parameters
799
Answer and Disconnect Supervision Parameters
817
Tone Parameters
821
T One Detection Parameters
826
M Etering Tone Parameters
828
Telephone Keypad Sequence Parameters
829
General FXO Parameters
833
FXS Parameters
835
Hunt Groups, Number Manipulation and Routing Parameters
836
Alternative Routing Parameters
843
Number Manipulation Parameters
847
LDAP Parameters
857
S BC Parameters
858
S Tandalone Survivability Parameters
873
I P Media Parameters
878
A Uxiliary and Configuration Files Parameters
881
Automatic Update Parameters
882
13 SIP Software Package
885
14 Technical Specifications
887
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