What to do if Grandstream Networks UCM6100 is unable to store capture on external device?
If the Grandstream Networks PBX is unable to store capture on an external device, ensure that you have activated the storage of the capture on either the USB or SD Card by checking the appropriate box in the configuration settings.
How to start IP Ping on Grandstream Networks PBX?
To start an IP Ping on your Grandstream Networks PBX, enter the target host's name or IP address, then press the "Start" button.
How to run Traceroute on Grandstream Networks UCM6100?
To perform a Traceroute on your Grandstream Networks PBX, enter the target host's name or IP address and then press the "Start" button.
How to use Ethernet Capture on Grandstream Networks UCM6100?
To use the Ethernet Capture feature on your Grandstream Networks PBX: * To save capture files to an SFTP server, check the corresponding box, ensuring data synchronization is configured beforehand. * To store captures locally on a USB or SD card, check the appropriate box to activate storage. * To filter traffic, enter specific types of traffic criteria (e.g., host, src, dst, net, proto). * To begin the capture, click "Start." * To end the capture, click "Stop." * To download the trace if stored locally, click the download button.
General| Call Recording | Yes |
|---|---|
| Web Interface | Yes |
| Type | IP PBX |
| Max SIP Accounts/Registered SIP Devices | 500 |
| Voicemail | Yes |
| Ethernet Ports | Dual Gigabit RJ45 ports with integrated PoE |
| Voice Codecs | G.711, G.722, G.723, G.726, G.729, iLBC, GSM |
| Fax over IP | T.38 |
| Protocols | SIP, HTTP, HTTPS, TFTP, FTP, NTP, DNS, DHCP, STUN, RTP, SRTP, LDAP, SMTP, SNMP |
| SD Card | Yes (1 slot) |
| Power Supply | 12V DC, 1.5A |
| Operating Temperature | 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C) |
| Storage Temperature | -10°C to 60°C (14°F to 140°F) |
| Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| Network Interfaces | Dual Gigabit RJ45 ports with integrated PoE |
| Model | UCM6100 Series |
| USB | Yes (2 ports) |
Details protocols, codecs, telephony features, languages, and upgrade/provisioning settings for UCM6100.
Outlines the analog FXS, PSTN FXO, and network interfaces available on UCM6100 models.
Describes voice-over-packet capabilities, voice/fax codecs, and video codecs supported by the UCM6100.
Lists the contents included in the UCM6100 package for proper installation.
Provides instructions for connecting the UCM6100 device, including specific models like UCM6102.
Explains how to navigate and use the device's LCD menu for basic configuration.
Guides users on accessing and utilizing the Web GUI for device configuration and management.
Covers configurations for LAN settings, WAN settings, 802.1X, and port forwarding.
Details firewall configurations, static defense, dynamic defense, Fail2ban, and SSH access settings.
Explains automatic time updating, manual time setting, NTP server, office time, and holiday configurations.
Describes how to enable and configure automatic provisioning for Grandstream SIP devices.
Explains methods for discovering Grandstream endpoints automatically or manually.
Provides steps to manually create a new SIP user extension with various configuration options.
Details how to add multiple SIP, IAX, or FXS extensions simultaneously using batch methods.
Explains how to view, search, edit, and manage existing extensions on the UCM6100.
Outlines parameters for configuring analog trunks, including channels, SLA mode, and advanced options.
Covers the configuration of SIP and IAX trunks, including peer, register, NAT, and codec settings.
Describes how to configure rules for managing outbound calls, including patterns, trunks, and priority.
Explains how to set up rules for handling incoming calls, including patterns, destinations, and multiple modes.
Details how to create, edit, and manage conference rooms, including passwords and participant settings.
Guides users through creating, editing, and deleting IVR menus with custom prompts and key pressing events.
Covers global voicemail settings like max greeting, messages per folder, and message time.
Explains how to set up call queues with strategies, agents, and timeout destinations.
Details the configuration of fax parameters like transfer rate, concurrent fax sending, and error correction.
Provides sample configurations for receiving faxes from a PSTN line via FXS port.
Shows how to view the real-time status of active calls, including ringing and established calls.
Explains how to monitor active calls using listen, whisper, or barge modes.
Lists and describes various call features accessible via feature codes like transfer, call park, and DND.
Covers creating parking lots, assigning slots, and configuring timeout and failover destinations.
Details global PBX settings including outbound CID, ring timeout, and device name.
Configures RTP port settings, strict RTP, RTP checksums, ICE support, and STUN server.
Covers general SIP settings like realm, UDP port, IPv4/IPv6 binding, guest calls, and transfer options.
Explains NAT configuration, external host, TCP/TLS ports, and local network address settings.
Guides on configuring SugarCRM integration, including server address and contact lookups.
Details configuring Salesforce CRM integration, including server address and security token.
Explains how to set up connection information for PMS platforms like HMobile, Mitel, and HSC.
Describes how to set up wakeup services via admin login, including name, prompt, date, and members.
Monitors the status of Trunks, Extensions, Queues, Conference Rooms, Interfaces, and Parking Lot.
Displays system information including general hardware/software details and network status.
Covers Call Detail Records, including filtering, exporting, statistics, and recording files.
Allows users to configure personal information, extension features, and access call details.
Covers creating and managing user accounts with different privilege levels for Web GUI access.
Explains how to upgrade the UCM6100 firmware remotely via network or locally via upload.
Details how to back up and restore UCM6100 configurations locally or via network.
Describes how to perform factory reset, reboot, cleaner functions, and USB/SD card file cleanup.
Covers network troubleshooting tools like Ethernet Capture, IP Ping, and Traceroute.
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