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User's Manual 316 Document #: LTRT-65422

MP-11x & MP-124

27.6 Viewing Registered SAS Users

You can view all the users that are registered in the SAS registration database. This is

displayed in the 'SAS/SBC Registered Users page, as described in 'Viewing Registered

Users' on page 368.

Note:

You can increase the maximum number of registered SAS users, by

implementing the SAS Cascading feature, as described in 'SAS Cascading'

on page 317.

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
- Abbreviations and Terminology15
- Customer Support15
- Weee Eu Directive15
- Regulatory Information16
- Related Documentation16
1 Overview19
- Mediapack Models20
- SIP Overview20
Getting Started with Initial Connectivity23
2 Assigning the OAMP IP Address25
- Web Interface25
- Bootp/Tftp Server27
- Cli28
- FXS Voice Menu Guidance29
Management Tools33
3 Introduction35
4 Web-Based Management37
- Getting Acquainted with the Web Interface37
- Viewing the Home Page59
  - Assigning a Port Name61
- Configuring Web User Accounts62
  - Basic User Accounts Configuration63
  - Advanced User Accounts Configuration65
- Displaying Login Information Upon Login68
- Configuring Web Security Settings69
- Web Login Authentication Using Smart Cards69
- Configuring Web and Telnet Access List70
- Configuring RADIUS Settings72
5 CLI-Based Management73
- Enabling CLI Using Telnet73
- Enabling CLI Using SSH and RSA Public Key73
- Establishing a CLI Session75
- CLI Commands76
  - Status Commands76
- Ping Command78
- Management Commands79
- Configuration Commands79
6 SNMP-Based Management81
- Configuring SNMP Community Strings81
- Configuring SNMP Trap Destinations82
- Configuring SNMP Trusted Managers83
- Configuring SNMP V3 Users84
7 EMS-Based Management87
8 INI File-Based Management89
- INI File Format89
- Loading an Ini File91
- Modifying an Ini File92
- Secured Encoded Ini File92
General System Settings93
9 Configuring Certificates95
- Replacing the Device's Certificate95
- Loading a Private Key96
- Mutual TLS Authentication98
- Self-Signed Certificates99
- TLS Server Certificate Expiry Check99
- Configuring Certificate Revocation Checking (OCSP)99
- Loading Certificate Chain for Trusted Root100
10 Date and Time101
- Configuring Date and Time Manually101
- Automatic Date and Time through SNTP Server101
General Voip Configuration103
11 Network105
- Ethernet Interface Configuration105
- Configuring IP Network Interfaces105
- Configuring the IP Routing Table115
- Configuring Quality of Service118
- Disabling ICMP Redirect Messages120
- Dns120
  - Configuring the Internal DNS Table120
  - Configuring the Internal SRV Table122
- Configuring NFS Settings123
- Network Address Translation Support124
- Robust Receipt of Media Streams128
- Multiple Routers Support129
- IP Multicasting129
12 Security131
- Configuring Firewall Settings131
- Configuring 802.1X Settings135
- Configuring General Security Settings136
- Ipsec and Internet Key Exchange136
13 Media143
- Configuring Voice Settings143
- Fax and Modem Capabilities146
- Configuring RTP/RTCP Settings156
- Configuring Analog Settings160
- Configuring DSP Templates161
- Configuring Media Security162
14 Services165
- Least Cost Routing165
  - Overview165
  - Configuring LCR167
15 Enabling Applications173
16 Control Network175
- Configuring IP Groups175
- Configuring Proxy Sets Table178
17 SIP Definitions183
- Configuring SIP Parameters183
- Configuring Account Table183
- Configuring Proxy and Registration Parameters186
  - SIP Message Authentication Example187
18 Coders and Profiles189
- Configuring Coders189
- Configuring Coder Groups191
- Configuring Tel Profile192
- Configuring IP Profiles194
Gateway Application199
19 Introduction201
20 Hunt Group203
- Configuring Endpoint Phone Numbers203
- Configuring Hunt Group Settings204
21 Manipulation209
- Configuring General Settings209
- Configuring Source/Destination Number Manipulation Rules209
- Manipulating Number Prefix214
- SIP Calling Name Manipulations215
- Configuring Redirect Number IP to Tel218
- Mapping NPI/TON to SIP Phone-Context220
22 Routing223
- Configuring General Routing Parameters223
- Configuring Tel to IP Routing223
- Configuring IP to Hunt Group Routing Table230
- IP Destinations Connectivity Feature232
- Alternative Routing for Tel-To-IP Calls234
  - Alternative Routing Based on IP Connectivity234
  - Alternative Routing Based on SIP Responses235
- Alternative Routing for IP-To-Tel Calls237
  - Alternative Routing to Trunk Upon Q.931 Call Release Cause Code237
  - Alternative Routing to an IP Destination Upon a Busy Trunk238
23 Configuring DTMF and Dialing241
- Dialing Plan Features241
  - Digit Mapping241
  - External Dial Plan File242
24 Configuring Supplementary Services243
- Call Hold and Retrieve245
- Call Pickup247
- Consultation Feature247
- Call Transfer248
  - Consultation Call Transfer248
  - Blind Call Transfer248
- Call Forward248
- Call Waiting251
- Message Waiting Indication251
- Caller ID252
- Three-Way Conferencing254
- Emergency E911 Phone Number Services256
  - Pre-Empting Existing Calls for E911 IP-To-Tel Calls256
- Multilevel Precedence and Preemption256
  - MLPP Preemption Events in SIP Reason Header257
  - Precedence Ring Tone258
- Denial of Collect Calls259
- Configuring Voice Mail260
25 Analog Gateway261
- Configuring Keypad Features261
- Configuring Metering Tones262
- Configuring Charge Codes263
- Configuring FXO Settings264
- Configuring Authentication265
- Configuring Automatic Dialing266
- Configuring Caller Display Information268
- Configuring Call Forward270
- Configuring Caller ID Permissions271
- Configuring Call Waiting272
- Rejecting Anonymous Calls273
- Configuring FXS Distinctive Ringing and Call Waiting Tones Per Source/Destination Number273
- FXS/FXO Coefficient Types274
- FXO Operating Modes275
- Remote PBX Extension between FXO and FXS Devices281
Stand-Alone Survivability Application287
26 SAS Overview289
- SAS Operating Modes289
  - SAS Outbound Mode289
    - Normal State290
    - Emergency State290
  - SAS Redundant Mode291
- SAS Routing293
  - SAS Routing in Normal State293
  - SAS Routing in Emergency State295
27 SAS Configuration297
- General SAS Configuration297
  - Enabling the SAS Application297
  - Configuring Common SAS Parameters297
- Configuring SAS Outbound Mode300
- Configuring SAS Redundant Mode300
- Configuring Gateway Application with SAS301
  - Gateway with SAS Outbound Mode301
  - Gateway with SAS Redundant Mode303
- Advanced SAS Configuration304
- Viewing Registered SAS Users316
28 SAS Cascading317
Maintenance319
29 Basic Maintenance321
- Resetting the Device321
- Remotely Resetting Device Using SIP NOTIFY322
- Locking and Unlocking the Device323
- Saving Configuration324
30 Resetting an Analog Channel325
31 Software Upgrade327
- Loading Auxiliary Files327
- Software License Key339
  - Obtaining the Software License Key File340
  - Installing the Software License Key341
    - Installing Software License Key Using Web Interface341
    - Installing Software License Key Using Bootp/Tftp342
- Software Upgrade Wizard343
- Backing up and Loading Configuration File346
32 Automatic Update347
- Bootp Request and DHCP Discovery Upon Device Initialization347
- Booting Using DHCP349
- Configuring Automatic Update349
- Automatic Configuration Methods352
- Loading Files Securely (Disabling TFTP)355
- Remotely Triggering Auto Update Using SIP NOTIFY356
33 Restoring Factory Defaults357
- Restoring Defaults Using CLI357
- Restoring Defaults Using Hardware Reset Button357
- Restoring Defaults Using an Ini File358
Status, Performance Monitoring and Reporting359
34 System Status361
- Viewing Device Information361
- Viewing Ethernet Port Information362
35 Carrier-Grade Alarms363
- Viewing Active Alarms363
- Viewing Alarm History363
36 Voip Status365
- Viewing Analog Port Information365
- Viewing Active IP Interfaces365
- Viewing Performance Statistics366
- Viewing Call Counters366
- Viewing Registered Users368
- Viewing Registration Status369
- Viewing Call Routing Status370
- Viewing IP Connectivity371
37 Reporting Information to External Party373
- RTP Control Protocol Extended Reports (RTCP XR)373
- Generating Call Detail Records376
  - Configuring CDR Reporting376
  - CDR Field Description377
    - CDR Fields for Gateway/Ip-To-IP Application377
    - Release Reasons in CDR380
- Configuring RADIUS Accounting383
- Event Notification Using X-Detect Header386
- Querying Device Channel Resources Using SIP OPTIONS388
Diagnostics389
38 Syslog and Debug Recordings391
- Syslog Message Format391
- Configuring Syslog Settings395
- Configuring Debug Recording396
- Filtering Syslog Messages and Debug Recordings396
  - Filtering IP Network Traces398
- Viewing Syslog Messages400
- Collecting Debug Recording Messages401
39 Self-Testing403
40 Line Testing405
- FXS Line Testing405
- FXO Line Testing406
41 Testing SIP Signaling Calls407
- Configuring Test Call Endpoints407
  - Starting, Stopping and Restarting Test Calls410
  - Viewing Test Call Statistics411
- Configuring DTMF Tones for Test Calls412
- Configuring Basic Test Call413
- Test Call Configuration Examples414
Appendix417
42 Dialing Plan Notation for Routing and Manipulation419
43 Configuration Parameters Reference421
- Networking Parameters421
- Management Parameters431
- Debugging and Diagnostics Parameters439
- Security Parameters446
- RADIUS Parameters457
- Control Network Parameters459
  - IP Group, Proxy, Registration and Authentication Parameters459
- General SIP Parameters470
- Coders and Profile Parameters492
- Channel Parameters496
- Gateway and IP-To-IP Parameters504
- Least Cost Routing Parameters569
- Standalone Survivability Parameters570
- Auxiliary and Configuration File Name Parameters576
- Automatic Update Parameters577
  - DSP Templates579
  - Selected Technical Specifications581

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