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User's Manual 198 Document #: LTRT-23510

MP-26x/MP-27x Multimedia Home Gateway

12.2.2 LAN Hardware Ethernet Switch

The LAN Hardware Ethernet Switch interface represents the physical ports on the device.

 To configure the LAN hardware Ethernet switch:

1. From the menu bar, click the Network Connections menu; the 'Network Connections'

screen appears.

Figure 12-66: Network Connections Screen

1. Click the LAN Hardware Ethernet Switch link; the LAN Hardware Ethernet Switch

Properties screen appears:

Figure 12-67: LAN Hardware Ethernet Switch Screen

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
- Version 4.4.019
1 Introduction23
- Table 1-1: Available Models24
- Figure 1-1: Device Typical Application (E.g., MP-264)25
2 Package Contents and Prerequisites27
3 Hardware Description29
- Physical Description29
  - Front Panel29
  - Rear Panel34
- Cabling the Device37
- Figure 3-4: Cabling the Device (E.g., MP-264)37
- Mounting the Device39
- Figure 3-5: Wall Mount Bracket (E.g., MP-264)39
- Figure 3-6: Attaching Phone Base to Wall Mount40
Device Gateway41
4 Device Quick Setup43
- Preparing Initial Configuration43
- Figure 4-1: Language Selection (E.g., MP-264)43
- Figure 4-2: Login Screen43
- Configuring WAN Access44
- Configuring Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi)47
- Figure 4-7: Wi-Fi Settings47
- Configuring SIP Signaling Protocol48
- Figure 4-8: Signaling Protocol48
- Figure 4-9: Line Settings48
- Figure 4-10: Line Settings49
- Registering the Handset to the Base Unit50
5 Getting Started with the Web Interface51
- Logging into the Web Interface51
- Figure 5-1: Login Screen51
- Menu Bar Description52
- Table 5-1: Menu Description52
- Managing Tables55
- Figure 5-2: Typical Table Structure55
- Table 5-2: Table Action Icons Description55
- Configuring Users56
- Figure 5-3: Users Screen56
- Figure 5-4: Users Settings Screen57
- Figure 5-5: Group Settings Screen58
- Associated Elements59
- Logging out the Web Interface64
- Figure 5-14: Advanced - Protocols - Edit Service64
- Figure 5-15: Advanced - Protocols - Edit Service - Server Ports64
6 Viewing a Graphical Display of the Device's Network65
- Figure 6-1: Map View Screen (E.g., MP-264)65
- Table 6-1: Map View Icon Description66
7 Configuring Computers for Connecting to the Device's Network69
- Wired Computers69
- Connecting Computers to the Device's Wireless Network71
- Figure 7-2: Available Wireless Networks (E.g., MP-264)71
- Figure 7-3: Connect to a Network - PIN Code72
8 Setting up Your Device73
- Setting up an Internet Connection Using the Web Interface73
- Using the Automatic Dialer for Internet Connection84
- Setting up a Wireless LAN Network88
- Figure 8-16: Wireless Group in Quick Setup Screen88
9 Configuring Voip Parameters89
- Configuring the SIP Signaling Protocol90
  - Figure 9-1: Signaling Protocol Tab Screen90
  - Table 9-1: Signaling Protocol Tab Parameters Description91
  - Configuring Proxy Redundancy95
  - Figure 9-2: Configuring Proxy Redundancy96
- Configuring Dialing Parameters97
  - Figure 9-3: Dialing Tab Screen97
  - Table 9-2: Dialing Tab Parameters Description98
  - Syntax for Digit Maps and Dial Plans100
  - Table 9-3: Dial Plan (for Left of '=' Sign) and Digit Map Syntax100
  - Table 9-4: Digit Map Example101
- Configuring Media Streaming102
  - Figure 9-4: Media Streaming Tab Screen102
  - Configuring Codecs103
- Configuring Voice and Fax104
- Figure 9-5: Voice and Fax Tab Screen104
- Table 9-6: Voice and Fax Tab Parameters Description105
- Configuring Supplementary Services108
  - Figure 9-6: Services Tab Screen108
  - Table 9-7: Services Tab Parameters Description109
  - Auto Attendant111
- Configuring Micro PBX Line Settings117
- Figure 9-15: Line Settings Tab Screen117
- Figure 9-16: Line Settings Screen for a New Line118
- Configuring Line Extensions119
- Figure 9-17: Extension Settings Tab Screen119
- Figure 9-18: Extension Settings Screen120
- Configuring Speed Dialing121
- Figure 9-19: Speed Dial Tab Screen121
- Figure 9-20: Speed Dial Settings Screen (Proxy Destination)121
- Figure 9-21: Speed Dial Settings Screen (Local Line Destination)122
- Figure 9-22: Speed Dial Settings Screen (Direct Call Destination)122
- Enabling Polarity Reversal123
- Figure 9-23: Telephone Interface Tab Screen123
- Bluetooth124
  - Pairing Mobile Devices to Device Using Bluetooth124
  - Figure 9-24: Bluetooth Screen (E.g., MP-264)124
  - Unpairing a Mobile Device Using the Web125
  - Figure 9-25: Device Names Screen125
  - Figure 9-26: Bluetooth Initial Screen (E.g., MP-264)125
  - Auto Connecting a Mobile Device126
  - Figure 9-27: Unpairing Device Screen126
  - Figure 9-28: Auto Connect Screen126
  - Synchronizing the Phonebook127
  - Associating DECT Handset with a Synchronized Phonebook129
  - Figure 9-30: Bluetooth Initial Screen (E.g., MP-264)129
  - Figure 9-31: Phonebooks Screen129
  - Deleting a Phonebook130
  - Routing an Incoming Call130
  - Figure 9-32: Bluetooth Initial Screen130
10 Making Voip Calls with Your Analog Telephones131
- Making a Call131
- Answering a Waiting Call131
- Putting a Call on Hold132
- Transferring a Call132
- Forwarding Calls to Another Phone133
- Establishing a 3-Way Conference Call134
11 Quality of Service135
- Qos Wizard136
- Figure 11-1: Qos Wizard Tab Screen136
- Configuring Traffic Shaping137
- Configuring Traffic Priority143
- Figure 11-7: Traffic Priority Screen144
- Figure 11-8: Add Traffic Priority Rule Screen145
- Configuring DSCP Mapping147
- Figure 11-9: DSCP Settings Screen147
- Figure 11-10: Edit DSCP Settings148
- Configuring 802.1P Mapping149
- Figure 11-11: 802.1P Settings Screen149
- Configuring Class Statistics150
- Figure 11-12: Class Statistics Screen150
- Configuring Basic Voip Qos Example151
- Figure 11-13: Edit Device Traffic Shaping151
- Figure 11-14: Qos - Edit Device Traffic Shaping - Submitting the Configuration152
12 Network Connections153
- Configuring a WAN Connection153
- LAN Connection177
  - Wireless LAN177
  - LAN Hardware Ethernet Switch198
- Editing Network Connections and Advanced Configuration202
- VLAN Settings213
- LAN-WAN Bridge Settings221
13 Remote Device Management225
- Overview225
- Enabling Remote Management230
- Figure 13-2: Remote Administration Screen231
- Securing Remote Management with Certificates232
- Figure 13-4: Create Self Signed X509 Certificate Screen233
- Figure 13-10: Load Ca's Certificate235
- Remote Configuration and Management Interfaces236
- Wanipconnection.I.stats247
14 Security253
- General Security Level Settings254
- Table 14-1: Behavior for the Three Security Levels255
- Configuring Access Control256
- Configuring Port Forwarding258
- Figure 14-5: Port Forwarding Screen259
- Figure 14-8: Specifying Public IP Address260
- Figure 14-9: Select Check Box of Port Forwarding Rule (Active)261
- Configuring a DMZ Host262
- Configuring Port Triggering263
- Figure 14-12: Adding Port Triggering Rules264
- Figure 14-15: Edit Service Opened Ports265
- Configuring Website Restrictions266
- Figure 14-19: Add a Specific Host267
- Configuring NAT269
- Figure 14-23: Adding NAT/NAPT Rule270
- Viewing Current Connections272
- Configuring Advanced Filtering273
- Figure 14-26: Add Advanced Filter274
- Figure 14-27: Add a Specific Host275
- Viewing the Security Log277
- Figure 14-30: Security Log Settings278
15 Advanced Networking Features281
- IP Address Distribution281
- Configuring a DNS Server286
- Configuring Dynamic DNS288
- Figure 15-10: Personal Domain Name (Dynamic DNS) - Adding289
- Configuring Routing Rules291
  - Managing Routing Table Rules291
  - Configuring Routing Protocols292
- Enabling Pppoe Relay293
- Selecting Regional Settings for Analog Lines294
16 Home Media295
- Universal Plug and Play295
17 Add-On Servers and Disk Management301
- External File Server301
  - Automatic File Sharing302
  - Figure 17-3: User Screen303
- Disk Management304
- Print Server317
18 Media Sharing341
- Share Music, Pictures and Video on My Local Network342
- Automatically Share Media in All Folders343
- Figure 18-4: Shared Partitions344
19 Maintenance345
- Enabling the Feature Key345
- Figure 19-2: Reboot Screen346
- Viewing the Device Software Version347
- Configuring Date and Time348
- Figure 19-5: Time Server Settings Screen349
- Backup and Restore350
- Configuration File353
- Firmware Upgrade361
- Configuring System Settings366
- Rebooting the Device369
- Restoring Factory Settings370
20 Diagnostics and Performance Monitoring371
- Diagnostics371
- Performance Monitoring375
21 Local Support and Troubleshooting383
- Table 21-1: LST Messages in Web Interface383
- Table 21-2: LST Voice Messages384
- Figure 21-2: Example - no Voip Service / Service Not Configured Error384
- Table 21-3: Field Descriptions385
Device Cordless DECT Phone387
22 Overview389
23 Safety Instructions391
24 Getting Started393
- Installing the DECT Phone393
- Powering the Handset394
- Getting to Know Your Phone397
- Upgrading the Device and the Base Unit405
- Defining the Device Handset Line406
- Registering the Handset to Base Unit407
- Checking the Handset Signal Strength408
25 General Phone Operation409
- Making an External Call409
- Answering a Call411
- Answering or Rejecting a Second Call411
- Ending a Call411
- Adjusting Earpiece and Speakerphone Volume During a Call412
- Muting a Call412
- Rejecting Incoming Calls412
- Turning off the Ringer413
- Using the Speakerphone413
- Redial List414
- Locking the Keypad416
- Paging the Handset416
- Call Handling for Multiple, Registered Handsets417
26 Phonebook421
- Adding a New Contact421
- Editing a Contact422
- Viewing Contacts422
- Deleting a Contact423
- Deleting All Contacts424
27 Call List425
- Viewing the Call List425
- Saving a Call List Number to the Phonebook426
- Dialing a Call List Number426
- Deleting a Call List Number427
- Deleting the Entire Call List428
28 Retrieving Voice Messages429
29 Clock and Alarm431
- Date and Time431
- Alarm433
30 Customizing the Handset435
- Adjusting Speaker and Earpiece Volume435
- Ring Settings436
- Alert Tones438
  - Setting the Key Tone438
  - Setting the Battery Low Tone438
- Setting the Display Language439
- Selecting a Wallpaper439
- Setting the Contrast Level439
- Activating or Deactivating Automatic Answer440
- Selecting a Base Station440
- Resetting Handset to Factory Defaults441
31 Base Settings443
- Manage Handsets443
  - Renaming the Handset443
  - De-Registering a Handset444
- Changing the PIN Number445
- Resetting the Base to Factory Defaults445
- Viewing the Product Version446
32 Factory Defaults447
- Table 32-1: Factory Defaults447
33 Troubleshooting449
- Table 33-1: Troubleshooting449
Appendices451
A Backup Battery Pack453
- Figure A-1: Backup Battery Pack455
- Table A-1: Backup Battery Pack LED Descriptions456
- Table A-2: Backup Battery Pack Environment Operating Conditions457
B Specifications459

Brand	AudioCodes
Model	MP-26 series
Category	Gateway
Language	English

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