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Version 3.0.1
227
July 2010
MP-20x Telephone Adapter
14. Advanced Settings
14.6.1
Upgrading from a Computer on the Network
¾
To upgrade MP-20x's software image using a locally available .rmt file:
Note:
You can only use files with an
rm
t
extension whe
n performing the firmware
upgrade procedure.
1.
In the 'Advanced' screen, click the
Firm
ware Upgrade
icon; the screen 'MP-
20x Firmware Upgrade' opens.
Figure
14-22: MP-20x Firmware Upgrade Screen
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
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Table of Contents
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Version 3.0.1
13
Abbreviations and Terminology
15
Customer Support
15
Regulatory Information
15
IC Radiation Exposure Statement
16
Related Documentation
16
1 Introducing Audiocodes' MP-20X Telephone Adapter
17
Table 1-1: MP-20X Models
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Figure 1-1: Rear Panel of MP-20Xb Models
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Figure 1-2: Rear Panel of MP-202C Models
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2 Cabling the MP-20X Telephone Adapter
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Figure 2-1: Cabling the Device (Example Using MP-202C-W)
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Table 2-1: MP-20X Leds Description
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3 Setting up a Network Connection
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Defining Your Pc's Network Connection
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Figure 3-1: IP and DNS Configuration
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Linux
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Windows XP
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Figure 3-2: Available Wireless Networks
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Wireless LAN Connection
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Configuring the MP-20X's Network Connection
24
Logging in to MP-20X Web Interface
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Figure 3-3: Logging in
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Configuring 'Quick Setup' Screen Parameters
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Figure 3-4: Quick Setup Screen
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Configuring Your Internet Connection
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Figure 3-5: Internet Connection - Automatic IP Address Ethernet Connection
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Figure 3-6: Internet Connection - Manual IP Address Ethernet Connection
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Figure 3-7: Internet Connection - Pppoe
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Figure 3-8: Internet Connection - Point-To-Point Tunneling Protocol
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Figure 3-10: Internet Connection - no Internet Connection
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Figure 3-9: Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol
29
Enabling Wireless LAN Connection
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Configuring Automatic Internet Dialer Detection
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4 Using the MP-20X's Web Interface
33
Your Home Network Map
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Figure 4-1: Network Map
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Table 4-1: Network Map Icons
34
Web Interface Menus
35
Table 4-2: Sidebar Menu Description
35
Managing Tables
36
Figure 4-2: Typical Table Structure
36
Table 4-3: Table Action Icons Description
36
5 Configuring Voip Parameters
37
Configuring Signaling Protocol Parameters
38
Figure 5-1: Voip - Signaling Protocol
38
Table 5-1: Signaling Protocol Tab Parameters Description
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Configuring Proxy Redundancy
42
Figure 5-2: Configuring Proxy Redundancy
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Configuring Dialing Parameters
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Figure 5-3: Voice over IP - Dialing Screen
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Table 5-2: Dialing Tab Parameters Description
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Configuring Media Streaming Parameters
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Figure 5-4: Voip - Media Streaming - Advanced
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Configuring Codecs
49
Supported Codecs
49
Table 5-3: Media Streaming Tab Parameters Description
49
Packetization Time
50
Configuring Voice and Fax Parameters
50
Figure 5-5: Voice over IP - Voice and Fax Screen
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Table 5-4: Voice and Fax Tab Parameters Description
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Configuring Services Parameters
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Figure 5-6: Voice over IP - Services Screen
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Table 5-5: Services Tab Parameters Description
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Configuring Line Settings Screen
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Figure 5-7: Voice over IP - Line Settings Screen
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Figure 5-8: Voip - Line Settings - Defining a New Line
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Table 5-6: Line Settings Tab Parameters Description
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Configuring Speed Dial Settings
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Figure 5-10: Voip - Speed Dial Settings
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Figure 5-9: Voice over IP - Speed Dial Screen
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Figure 5-11: Voip - Speed Dial - Local Line
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Figure 5-12: Voip - Speed Dial Settings - Local Line
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Table 5-7: Speed Dial Settings - Via Proxy
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Figure 5-13: Voip - Speed Dial - Direct Call
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Table 5-8: 'Speed Dial Settings' - Direct Call
62
Configuring Telephone Interfaces
63
Figure 5-14: Voice over IP - Telephone Interface Screen
63
6 Connecting MP-20X to a Voip Service Provider
65
Opening a SIP Account
65
Configuring Voip Parameters
65
Figure 6-1: Voice over IP - Line Settings Screen
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Figure 6-2: Voip - Line Settings - Defining a New Line
66
7 Making Voip Calls
67
Placing a Call
67
Answering a Waiting Call
67
Putting a Call on Hold
68
Performing a Call Transfer
68
Establishing a 3-Way Conference
69
Forwarding Calls to Another Phone
70
8 Quality of Service (Qos)
71
Qos Wizard
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Figure 8-1: Qos Wizard Tab Screen
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Traffic Shaping
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Device Traffic Shaping
73
Figure 8-2: Qos - Add Device Traffic Shaping
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Figure 8-3: Qos - Edit Device Traffic Shaping
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Shaping Classes
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Table 8-1: Edit TraffiC Shaping - Parameter Descriptions
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Figure 8-4: Qos - Edit Device Traffic Shaping - Add Class
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Figure 8-5: Qos - Edit Device Traffic Shaping - Edit Class
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Table 8-2: Edit Shaping Class - Parameter Descriptions
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Class Rules
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Traffic Priority
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Figure 8-6: Qos - Traffic Shaping
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Figure 8-7: Qos - Add Traffic Priority Rule
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Table 8-3: Add TraffiC Priority Rule - Parameter Descriptions
79
DSCP Mapping
80
Figure 8-8: Qos - DSCP Settings
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Mapping
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Figure 8-9: Qos - Edit DSCP Settings
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Table 8-4: Edit DSCP Settings- Parameter Descriptions
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Figure 8-10: Qos - 802.1P Settings
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Class Statistics
84
Configuring Basic Voip Qos
84
Figure 8-11: Qos - Class Statistics
84
Figure 8-12: Qos - Edit Device Traffic Shaping
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Figure 8-13: Qos - Edit Device Traffic Shaping - Submitting the Configuration
86
9 LAN Wireless Connection
87
Figure 9-1: Network Connections Screen Listing LAN Wireless Interface
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General Tab
88
Figure 9-2: 'LAN Wireless 802.11G Access Point Properties - General' Screen
88
Settings Tab
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Figure 9-3: LAN Wireless 802.11G Access Point Properties - Settings Screen
89
Table 9-1: LAN Wireless Settings Tab Parameter Descriptions
89
Wireless Tab
90
Figure 9-4: LAN Wireless 802.11G Access Point Properties - Wireless Screen
90
Table 9-2: Wireless Tab Parameter Descriptions
91
Figure 9-5: MAC Filtering Settings Screen
92
Figure 9-6: MAC Address Added to MAC Filtering Table
92
MAC Filtering
92
Figure 9-7: Configuring WPA Security
93
Wireless Security
93
Figure 9-8: Configuring WPA2 Security
94
Figure 9-9: Configuring 802.1X WEP Security
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Figure 9-10: Configuring Non-WEP Security
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Figure 9-11: Configuring Encryption Key in Windows Wireless Client
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Figure 9-12: Configuring Authentication Only Security
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Figure 9-13: Wireless Qos (WMM)
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Wireless Qos (WMM)
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Figure 9-14: Transmission Properties
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Table 9-3: Wireless Tab - Transmission Parameter Descriptions
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Transmission Properties
98
Figure 9-15: Virtual Aps Table
99
Figure 9-16: Virtual AP Warning
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Virtual Access Points
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Figure 9-17: New Virtual AP
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Figure 9-18: Firewall Blocking Access to All Other Lans
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Figure 9-19: Example Virtual AP
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Figure 9-20: Wireless WDS
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Figure 9-21: WDS Settings Screen
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Wireless Distribution System
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Figure 9-22: New WDS in WDS List Table
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Figure 9-23: LAN Wireless 802.11G WDS Properties Screen
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Advanced Tab
104
10 WAN Settings
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WAN Ethernet
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Figure 10-1: WAN Ethernet Properties
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Figure 10-2: WAN Ethernet Configuration
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Table 10-1: Settings Tab - Parameter Descriptions
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Figure 10-3: Automatically Obtaining an IP Address
107
Internet Protocol Settings
107
DNS Server
108
Settings Tab
106
Figure 10-4: Manually Defining DNS Server
108
Figure 10-5: Routing Tab (WAN)
108
Routing Tab
108
Table 10-2: Routing Parameters
108
Advanced Tab
109
Figure 10-6: Internet Connection Firewall
109
WAN Pppoe
110
General
110
Figure 10-7: General Pppoe Settings
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Table 10-3: Pppoe Parameter Descriptions
110
PPP Tab
111
Table 10-4: PPP Configuration Parameter Descriptions
111
PPP Authentication
112
Table 10-5: PPP Authentication Parameter Descriptions
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PPP Compression
113
PPP Encryption
113
Internet Protocol
113
DNS Server
113
Routing
113
Internet Connection Firewall
113
Table 10-6: PPP Encryption Parameter Descriptions
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Table 10-7: PPP Compression Parameter Descriptions
113
Wan Pptp
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Creating a PPTP Connection with the Connection Wizard
114
Document #: LTRT
114
Figure 10-8: Network Connections Screen
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Figure 10-10: Advanced Connection
115
Figure 10-9: Connection Wizard Screen
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Figure 10-11: Point-To-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) Screen
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Figure 10-12: Connection Summary
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Figure 10-13: General PPTP Settings
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General
117
Internet Protocol
117
PPP Authentication
117
PPP Configuration
117
PPP Encryption
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Table 10-8: General PPTP Settings
117
DNS Server
118
Internet Connection Firewall
118
Routing
118
Wan L2Tp
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Figure 10-14: VPN Client or Point-To-Point
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Figure 10-15: Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP)
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Figure 10-16: Connection Summary
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General
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Table 10-9: General Settings
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DNS Server
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Internet Connection Firewall
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Internet Protocol
121
PPP Authentication
121
PPP Compression
121
PPP Configuration
121
PPP Encryption
121
Routing
121
11 VLAN and Bridge Settings
123
Virtual LAN Interface (VLAN)
123
Creating with the Connection Wizard
123
Figure 11-1: Connection Wizard Screen
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Figure 11-2: VPN Client or Point-To-Point
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Figure 11-3: VLAN Interface
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Settings Tab
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Figure 11-4: Connection Summary
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Table 11-1: VLAN Interface - General Communication Parameters
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Table 11-2: IP Address Distribution Parameters
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Figure 11-5: IP Address Distribution - DHCP Server
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Figure 11-6: IP Address Distribution - DHCP Relay
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Figure 11-7: DHCP Relay Server Address
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Table 11-3: DHCP Relay
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Figure 11-8: IP Address Distribution - Disable DHCP
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Routing Tab
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Figure 11-9: Advanced Routing Properties
128
Table 11-4: Assigning Static IP Addresses to Network Computers
128
Table 11-5: Routing Parameters
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Advanced Tab
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Figure 11-10: Internet Connection Firewall
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Example of Configuring 3 Vlans: Voip, Data and Management
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Figure 11-11: Using VLAN - Setup
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Figure 11-12: Example of Using VLAN - VLAN Interface Screen
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Figure 11-13: Verifying a New Interface on the WAN Side
131
Figure 11-14: Configuring WAN Ethernet
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Figure 11-15: Use the Following IP Address
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Figure 11-16: Routing
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Figure 11-17: Route Settings
133
Figure 11-18: Input Rule Sets
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Figure 11-19: Edit Advanced Filter
134
Figure 11-20: Testing the Setup
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Figure 11-21: Testing the Setup
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Figure 11-22: Testing the Setup
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LAN-WAN Bridging
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Creating with the Connection Wizard
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Figure 11-23: Connection Wizard Screen
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Figure 11-24: Advanced Connection Wizard Screen
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Figure 11-25: Bridge Options
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Figure 11-26: Network Bridging
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Figure 11-27: WLAN-LAN - Network Bridging
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Figure 11-28: Connection Summary - Configure Existing Bridge
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Settings Tab
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Bridge Tab
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Figure 11-29: Bridge Settings
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Examples of Configuring Vlans in Bridge Mode
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Example 1 - Configuring 3 Vlans: Voip, Data and Management
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Figure 11-30: Example of Using Bridge Mode and Configuring Vlans
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Figure 11-31: Configuring WAN Ethernet
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Figure 11-32: Network Bridging
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Figure 11-33: no IP Address
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Example 2: Configuring Tagged Voip, Untagged Data Traffic
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Figure 11-34: Example of Tagging Voice and Untagging Data
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Figure 11-35: WAN/LAN Bridge
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Figure 11-36: VLAN Interface Screen
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Figure 11-37: Bridge Section of the Screen
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Figure 11-38: VLAN Settings
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Figure 11-39: no IP Address
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Figure 11-40: Configuring WAN Ethernet
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Figure 11-41: Testing the Setup
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Figure 11-42: Testing the Setup
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Example 3 - Configuring Voip and Data in the same VLAN
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Figure 11-43: Configuring WAN Ethernet
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Figure 11-44: Voip and Data on same VLAN
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Figure 11-45: no IP Address
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12 Remote MP-20X Telephone Adapter Management
151
Overview
151
Remote Configuration
151
Figure 12-1: Remote Management Interfaces
152
Table 12-1: Main Configuration Parameter Groups
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Remote Management
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Firmware Upgrade
153
Figure 12-2: Firmware Upgrade Mechanism
153
Status and Performance Monitoring
154
Alarms, Notifications and Logging
154
Table 12-2: Status and Performance Monitoring Parameters
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Table 12-3: Notifications and Logged Events
154
Remote Configuration and Management Interfaces
155
Table 12-4: Severity of Logged Events
155
Table 12-5: Operations Per Configuration/Management Interface
155
And TR-104 CPE WAN Management Protocol
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Figure 12-3: TR-069 CPE WAN Management Protocol
157
Configuring MP-20X Via TR-069 and TR-104
158
Table 12-6: Internetgatewaydevice.wandevice.I.wanconnectiondevice.I.wanipconnection.I
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Table 12-7: Internetgatewaydevice.landevice.I.lanethernetinterfaceconfig
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Table 12-8: Internetgatewaydevice.landevice.I.lanhostconfigmanagement
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Table 12-9: Internetgatewaydevice.services.voiceservice.I.capabilities
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Table 12-10: Internetgatewaydevice.services.voiceservice.I.capabilities.codecs
164
Table 12-11: Internetgatewaydevice.services.voiceservice.I.voiceprofile
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Table 12-12: Internetgatewaydevice.services.voiceservice.I.voiceprofile.I.sip
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Monitoring MP-20X Status Via TR-069 and TR-104
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Table 12-13: Internetgatewaydevice.deviceinfo
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Table 12-14: Internetgatewaydevice.wandevice.I.wanconnectiondevice.I. Wanipconnection.I.stats
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Table 12-15: Internetgatewaydevice.landevice.I.lanethernetinterfaceconfig.I.stats
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Table 12-16: Internetgatewaydevice.services.voiceservice.I.voiceprofile.I.line.I.stats
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Security Concerns and Measures
170
Embedded Web Server
156
Snmp
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Configuring MP-20X Via SNMP
171
Figure 12-4: SNMP Network Architecture
171
Monitoring the MP-20X Via SNMP
172
Security Concerns and Measures
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Table 12-17: Table 3-13: Information Elements Available Via MIB-II
173
Automatic File Download
174
Firmware File Download
174
Configuration File Download
174
Security Concerns and Measures
175
Syslog
174
Telnet CLI
176
13 Security
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Figure 13-1: Firewall in Action
177
General Security Level Settings
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Figure 13-2: General Security Level Settings
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Table 13-1: Behavior for the Three Security Levels
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Access Control
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Figure 13-3: Access Control
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Figure 13-4: Add Access Control Rule
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Port Forwarding
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Figure 13-5: Port Forwarding Screen
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Figure 13-6: Add Port Forwarding Rule
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Figure 13-7: Add a Specific Protocol
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Figure 13-8: Add a Specific Protocol
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Figure 13-9: Add Specific Ports
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Figure 13-10: Port Forwarding Rule
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DMZ Host
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Port Triggering
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Figure 13-11: DMZ Host
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Figure 13-12: Port Triggering
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Figure 13-13: Adding Port Triggering Rules
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Figure 13-14: Edit Service Server Ports
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Figure 13-15: Edit Service Server Ports
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Figure 13-16: Edit Service Opened Ports
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Figure 13-17: New Port Triggering Rule
189
Website Restrictions
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Figure 13-18: Website Restrictions
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Figure 13-19: Restricted Website
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Figure 13-20: Add a Specific Host
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Figure 13-21: Add a Specific Schedule
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Nat
192
Figure 13-22: NAT Screen
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Figure 13-23: Adding a NAT IP Address
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Figure 13-24: Adding NAT/NAPT Rule
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Connections
196
Figure 13-25: Connections Screen
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Advanced Filtering
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Figure 13-26: Advanced Filtering
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Figure 13-27: Add Advanced Filter
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Figure 13-28: Add a Specific Host
199
Figure 13-29: Set Priority Rule
199
Security Log
200
Figure 13-30: Security Log
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Figure 13-31: Security Log Settings
201
14 Advanced Settings
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Figure 14-1: Advanced Screen
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Table 14-1: Icon Description in the Advanced Screen
207
About the MP-20X
210
Certificates
210
Figure 14-2: Advanced - about the Gateway
210
Figure 14-3: New Certificates Screen
211
Figure 14-4: Create Self Signed X509 Certificate Screen
211
Figure 14-5: New Self Signed X509 Certificate Screen
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Figure 14-6: File Download Window
212
Figure 14-7: Load Gateway's Local Certificate
213
Figure 14-8: Ca's Certificates
213
Configuration File
214
Figure 14-9: Load Ca's Certificate
214
Figure 14-10: Contents of the Configuration File
215
Figure 14-11: Upload Configuration File
216
Uploading from a PC on the Network
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Figure 14-12: Advanced - Loading Configuration File from a PC on the Network
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Figure 14-13: Successful Configuration File Loading
217
Figure 14-14: Reboot after Configuration File Load
217
Figure 14-15: Upload Configuration File
218
Figure 14-16: Upload from Remote Server
218
Uploading from a Remote Server
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Automatic Upload Using SIP NOTIFY Message
220
Encrypting a Configuration File Using CLI
220
DNS Server
222
Viewing and Modifying the DNS Table
222
Figure 14-17: DNS Server
222
Figure 14-18: DNS Entry
223
Diagnostics
224
Diagnosing Network Connectivity
224
Figure 14-19: Advanced - Diagnostics
224
Performing an ARP Test
225
Figure 14-20: Advanced - Diagnostics - Statistics
225
Performing a Traceroute
226
Firmware Upgrade
226
Figure 14-21: Traceroute Results
226
Figure 14-22: MP-20X Firmware Upgrade Screen
227
Upgrading from a Computer on the Network
227
Figure 14-23: Upgrade from a Computer in the Network Screen
228
Figure 14-24: Confirming Firmware Upgrade Screen
228
Figure 14-25: Advanced - Firmware and Configuration Upgrade
229
Upgrading from the Internet
229
IP Address Distribution
230
Figure 14-26: DHCP Server Summary
231
DHCP Server Parameters
232
Figure 14-27: DHCP Settings Screen
232
DHCP Relay Parameters
233
Figure 14-28: DHCP Settings
233
Figure 14-29: DHCP Relay Server Address Screen
233
DHCP Connections
234
Figure 14-30: Advanced - IP Address Distribution - Connection List
234
Figure 14-31: Advanced - IP Address Distribution - Connection List - New Static Connection
234
Figure 14-32: Advanced - MAC Cloning Settings
235
MAC Cloning
235
Figure 14-33: Network Objects Screen
236
Figure 14-34: Edit Network Objects Screen
236
Network Objects
236
Figure 14-35: Edit Item Screen
237
Figure 14-36: Pppoe Relay Screen
237
Pppoe Relay
237
Dynamic DNS
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Opening a Dynamic DNS Account
238
Figure 14-37: Personal Domain Name (Dynamic DNS) Screen
238
Figure 14-38: Personal Domain Name (Dynamic DNS) - Adding
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Table 14-2: Dynamic DNS Parameter Descriptions
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Figure 14-39: Advanced - Protocols
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Protocols
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Figure 14-40: Advanced - Protocols - Edit Service
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Figure 14-41: Advanced - Protocols - Edit Service - Server Ports
242
Figure 14-42: Reboot Screen
242
Reboot
242
Figure 14-43: Regional Settings
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Regional Settings
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Remote Administration
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Figure 14-44: Remote Administration Screen
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Figure 14-45: Restore Factory Settings Screen
245
Restoring Factory Settings
245
Routing
246
Managing Routing Table Rules
246
Figure 14-46: Routing Rules
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Routing Protocols
247
Figure 14-47: Routing Rule Settings
247
Table 14-3: Adding a Routing Rule - Parameter Descriptions
247
Figure 14-48: Advanced - Scheduler Rules
248
S Cheduler Rules
248
Figure 14-49: Edit Scheduler Rule Screen
249
Figure 14-50: Edit Time Segment Screen
249
Figure 14-51: Advanced - SNMP
250
Snmp
250
Table 14-4: SNMP Parameters Description
251
Figure 14-52: System Settings Screen
252
System Settings
252
Date & Time
254
Figure 14-53: Date and Time Screen
254
Configuring Users
255
Figure 14-54: Users Screen
255
Figure 14-55: Users Settings Screen
256
Figure 14-56: Group Settings Screen
257
Figure 14-57: Advanced - Universal Plug N Play
258
Universal Plug and Play
258
15 System Monitoring
259
Network Connections
259
Figure 15-1: System Monitoring - Connections
260
System Log
261
Figure 15-2: System Monitoring - System Log
261
Cpu
262
Figure 15-3: CPU Screen
262
Voice over IP
263
Figure 15-4: Advanced - System Monitoring - Voip
263
16 Syntax for Digit Maps and Dial Plans
265
Table 16-1: Dial Plan (for Left of '=' Sign) and Digit Map Syntax
265
17 Software and Hardware Specifications
267
Table 17-1: MP-20X Telephone Adapter Software Specifications
267
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