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User's Manual 13. Add-On Servers and Disk Management

Version 4.4.3 183 MP-20x Multimedia Home Gateway

13.2.2.1.2 Setting Up an IPP Printer on Linux

The procedure below describes how to set up an IPP printer on Linux operating systems.

You should use CUPS Daemon (CUPSD) when operating with Linux.

 To set up an IPP printer on Linux:

1. In the 'Network Map' screen, click the printer icon to view the 'Printer' screen.

Figure 13-11: Printer Screen – IPP URL (Linux)

2. Copy the IPP URL to the clipboard.

3. On your Linux computer connected to the device, browse to http://localhost:631, and

then choose Manage Printers.

Figure 13-12: Linux CUPS Management

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
- Abbreviations and Terminology15
- Customer Support15
- Documentation Feedback16
1 Introduction17
- Figure 1-1: Rear Panel MP-20Xb Models17
- Table 1-1: MP-20X Models17
2 Cabling the MP-20X Telephone Adapter19
- Figure 2-1: Cabling the Device (Example Using MP-204B)19
- Table 2-1: MP-204B Leds Description20
3 Setting up a Network Connection21
- Defining Your Pc's Network Connection21
- Configuring the MP-20X's Network Connection23
4 Device Quick Setup33
- Preparing Initial Configuration33
- Figure 4-1: Login Screen33
- Table 4-1: Login Parameters Description33
- Configuring SIP Signaling Protocol34
- Figure 4-2: Signaling Protocol34
- Figure 4-3: Line Settings34
- Figure 4-4: Line Settings35
5 Getting Started with the Web Interface37
- Logging into the Web Interface37
- Figure 5-1: Login Screen37
- Menu Bar Description38
- Table 5-1: Menu Description38
- Managing Tables41
- Figure 5-2: Typical Table Structure41
- Table 5-2: Table Action Icons Description41
- Configuring Users42
- Set Commands54
- Associated Elements55
- Logging out the Web Interface60
- Figure 5-14: Advanced - Protocols - Edit Service60
- Figure 5-15: Advanced - Protocols - Edit Service - Server Ports60
6 Viewing a Graphical Display of the Device's Network61
- Figure 6-1: Map View Screen61
- Table 6-1: Map View Icon Description62
7 Configuring Computers for Connecting to Device's Network63
- Wired Computers63
8 Setting up Your Device65
- Setting up an Internet Connection Using the Web Interface65
  - Figure 8-1: Internet Connection65
  - WAN Ethernet66
- Using the Automatic Dialer for Internet Connection70
9 Configuring Voip Parameters73
- Configuring the SIP Signaling Protocol74
  - Figure 9-1: Signaling Protocol Tab Screen74
  - Table 9-1: Signaling Protocol Tab Parameters Description74
  - Configuring Proxy Redundancy79
  - Figure 9-2: Configuring Proxy Redundancy80
- Configuring Dialing Parameters82
  - Figure 9-3: Dialing Tab Screen82
  - Table 9-2: Dialing Tab Parameters Description83
  - Syntax for Digit Maps and Dial Plans86
  - Table 9-3: Dial Plan (for Left of '=' Sign) and Digit Map Syntax86
  - Table 9-4: Digit Map Example87
- Configuring Media Streaming88
  - Figure 9-4: Media Streaming Tab Screen88
  - Configuring Codecs89
- Configuring Voice and Fax91
- Figure 9-5: Voice and Fax Tab Screen91
- Table 9-6: Voice and Fax Tab Parameters Description91
- Configuring Supplementary Services96
- Figure 9-6: Services Tab Screen96
- Table 9-7: Services Tab Parameters Description97
- Voice Menu Guidance100
  - Configuring Voice Menu100
- Configuring Micro PBX Line Settings102
- Figure 9-7: Line Settings Tab Screen102
- Figure 9-8: Line Settings Screen for a New Line103
- Configuring Line Extensions105
- Figure 9-9: Extension Settings Tab Screen105
- Figure 9-10: Extension Settings Screen105
- Configuring Speed Dialing107
- Figure 9-11: Speed Dial Tab Screen107
- Figure 9-12: Speed Dial Settings Screen (Proxy Destination)107
- Figure 9-13: Speed Dial Settings Screen (Local Line Destination)108
- Figure 9-14: Speed Dial Settings Screen (Direct Call Destination)108
- Enabling Polarity Reversal109
- Figure 9-15: Telephone Interface Tab Screen109
10 Making Voip Calls with Your Analog Telephones111
- Making a Call111
- Answering a Waiting Call111
- Putting a Call on Hold112
- Transferring a Call112
- Forwarding Calls to Another Phone113
- Establishing a 3-Way Conference Call114
11 Quality of Service115
- Qos Wizard116
- Figure 11-1: Qos Wizard Tab Screen116
- Configuring Traffic Shaping117
- Configuring Traffic Priority123
- Figure 11-7: Traffic Priority Screen124
- Figure 11-8: Add Traffic Priority Rule Screen125
- Configuring DSCP Mapping127
- Figure 11-10: Edit DSCP Settings128
- Configuring 802.1P Mapping129
- Configuring Class Statistics130
- Configuring Basic Voip Qos Example131
- Figure 11-14: Qos - Edit Device Traffic Shaping - Submitting the Configuration132
12 Network Connections133
- Configuring a WAN Connection133
  - Figure 12-1: Network Connections Screen134
  - WAN Ethernet Connections135
- LAN Connection147
  - LAN Ethernet147
- WAN Connection151
- VLAN Settings162
- LAN-WAN Bridge Settings170
13 Add-On Servers and Disk Management175
- External File Server175
  - Automatic File Sharing176
  - Figure 13-3: User Screen177
- Print Server178
14 Remote Device Management201
- Overview201
- Enabling Remote Management206
- Figure 14-2: Remote Administration Screen207
- Securing Remote Management with Certificates209
- Figure 14-4: Create Self Signed X509 Certificate Screen210
- Figure 14-7: File Download Window211
- Figure 14-9: Ca's Certificates212
- Remote Configuration and Management Interfaces213
- Wanipconnection.I.stats224
15 Security237
- General Security Level Settings238
- Table 15-1: Behavior for the Three Security Levels239
- Configuring Access Control240
- Configuring Port Forwarding242
- Figure 15-5: Port Forwarding Screen243
- Figure 15-8: Specifying Public IP Address244
- Figure 15-9: Select Check Box of Port Forwarding Rule (Active)245
- Configuring a DMZ Host246
- Configuring Port Triggering247
- Figure 15-12: Adding Port Triggering Rules248
- Figure 15-15: Edit Service Opened Ports249
- Configuring Website Restrictions250
- Figure 15-19: Add a Specific Host251
- Configuring NAT253
- Figure 15-23: Adding NAT/NAPT Rule254
- Viewing Current Connections256
- Configuring Advanced Filtering257
- Figure 15-26: Add Advanced Filter258
- Figure 15-27: Add a Specific Host259
- Viewing the Security Log261
- Figure 15-30: Security Log Settings262
16 Advanced Networking Features265
- IP Address Distribution265
- Configuring a DNS Server271
- Configuring Dynamic DNS273
- Figure 16-10: Personal Domain Name (Dynamic DNS) - Adding274
- Configuring Routing Rules276
  - Managing Routing Table Rules277
  - Configuring Routing Protocols278
- Enabling Pppoe Relay279
- Selecting Regional Settings for Analog Lines280
- Installation Wizard281
17 Home Media283
- Universal Plug and Play283
18 Configuring the Device for Packetsmart289
- Configuring Packetsmart through the Web Interface289
- Figure 18-2: Packetsmart Configuration290
- Table 18-1: Packetsmart Configuration Parameters Description291
- Configuring Packetsmart through the CLI292
- Accessing the Packetsmart Web Portal293
- Figure 18-4: Packetsmart Web Portal – Selecting the Device294
19 Media Sharing295
- Share Music, Pictures and Video on My Local Network296
- Automatically Share Media in All Folders297
- Figure 19-4: Shared Partitions298
20 Maintenance299
- Enabling the Feature Key299
- Figure 20-2: Reboot Screen300
- Viewing the Device Software Version301
- Configuring Date and Time302
- Figure 20-5: Daylight Saving Time303
- Figure 20-7: Time Server Settings Screen304
- Configuration File305
- Firmware Upgrade314
- Configuring System Settings320
- Rebooting the Device323
- Restoring Factory Settings324
21 Diagnostics and Performance Monitoring325
- Running Diagnostics325
- Running Debug328
- System Monitoring337
A Technical Specifications343
- Device Gateway Specifications343
Table A-1: MP-20X Telephone Adapter Software Specifications343

AudioCodes MP-20 Series - Figure 13-11: Printer Screen - IPP URL (Linux)

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