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UCM6510 IP PBX User Manual

Version 1.0.20.31

PoE is not used

Power ½

Power supply is working

Power supply is abnormal

No power supply

LAN/WAN/Heartbeat

Connected

Not connected

Digital Port T1/E1/J1

Connected and working

RED alarm: there is physical wiring problem,

loss of connectivity, or a framing/line-coding

mismatch with the remote switch.

YELLOW alarm: connected but the link is working

only one-way. This means that the remote switch

is not able to maintain sync with you or is not

receiving your transmission.

The following example scenarios could trigger

YELLOW alarm:

1. The T1 port is connected with J1 connection.

2. Incorrect cable is used.

3. When using E1, one end is using CRC4 while

the other end is not.

Default Chapter4
- Table of Contents4
Document Purpose28
Change Log29
- Firmware Version 1.0.20.3129
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- Firmware Version 1.0.2.743
- Firmware Version 1.0.2.543
- Firmware Version 1.0.1.1244
- Firmware Version 1.0.0.2545
Welcome46
Product Overview47
- Feature Highlights47
- Technical Specifications47
- Table 1: Technical Specifications47
Installation50
- Equipment Packaging50
- Connect Your UCM651050
- Table 2: UCM6510 Equipment Packaging50
- Figure 1: UCM6510 Front View50
- Figure 2: UCM6510 Back View50
- Figure 3: UCM6510 T1/E1/J1 Crossover Cable Pin-Out51
- Safety Compliances52
- Warranty52
Getting Started53
- Use the LCD Menu53
- Table 3: LCD Menu Options54
- Use the LED Indicators55
- Table 4: UCM6510 LED Indicators55
- Using the Web UI56
- Setting up an Extension60
- Figure 8: UCM6510 Web GUI: Apply Changes60
System Settings61
- HTTP Server61
- Table 5: HTTP Server Settings61
- Network Settings62
  - Basic Settings62
  - Table 6: UCM6510 System Settings  Network SettingsBasic Settings62
  - Figure 9: UCM6510 Network Interface Method: Route66
  - Figure 10: UCM6510 Network Interface Method: Switch66
  - DHCP Client List67
  - Figure 11: UCM6510 Network Interface Method: Dual67
  - Figure 12: DHCP Client List67
  - Figure 13: Add MAC Address Bind68
  - Figure 14: Batch Add MAC Address Bind68
  - Figure 15: UCM6510 Using 802.1X as Client69
  - Figure 16: UCM6510 Using 802.1X EAP-MD569
  - Static Routes70
  - Table 7: UCM6510 Network Settings802.1X70
  - Table 8: UCM6510 Network SettingsStatic Routes70
  - Figure 17: UCM6510 Static Route Sample71
  - Port Forwarding72
  - Table 9: UCM6510 System Settings  Network SettingsPort Forwarding72
  - Figure 18: UCM6510 Static Route Configuration72
  - Figure 19: Create New Port Forwarding73
- Openvpn74
- Table 10: UCM6510 System SettingsNetwork SettingsOpenvpn74
- Figure 20: UCM6510 Port Forwarding Configuration74
- Figure 21: GXP2160 Web Access Using UCM6510 Port Forwarding74
- DDNS Settings76
- Figure 22: Openvpn® Feature on the UCM651076
- Figure 23: Register Domain Name on Noip.com77
- Figure 24: UCM6510 DDNS Setting77
- Security Settings78
  - Static Defense78
  - Figure 25: Using Domain Name to Connect to UCM651078
  - Table 11: UCM6510 Security SettingsStatic DefenseCurrent Service79
  - Table 12: Typical Firewall Settings79
  - Table 13: Firewall Rule Settings80
  - Figure 26: Create New Firewall Rule80
  - Dynamic Defense81
  - Table 14: UCM6510 Firewall Dynamic Defense81
  - Fail2Ban82
  - Figure 27: Configure Dynamic Defense82
  - Figure 28: Fail2Ban Settings83
  - TLS Security84
  - Table 15: Fail2Ban Settings84
  - SSH Access85
- LDAP Server85
  - Figure 29: TLS Security85
  - Figure 30: SSH Access85
  - LDAP Server Configurations86
  - Figure 31: LDAP Server Configurations87
  - Figure 32: Default LDAP Phonebook DN87
  - Figure 33: Default LDAP Phonebook Attributes87
  - LDAP Phonebook87
  - Figure 34: LDAP ServerLdap Phonebook88
  - Figure 35: Add LDAP Phonebook88
  - Figure 36: Edit LDAP Phonebook89
  - Figure 37: Import Phonebook89
  - Figure 38: Phonebook CSV File Format89
  - Figure 39: LDAP Phonebook after Import90
  - Figure 40: Export Selected LDAP Phonebook90
  - Figure 41: LDAP Client Configurations91
  - LDAP Client Configurations91
- Time Settings93
  - Automatic Date and Time93
  - Figure 42: GXP2170 LDAP Phonebook Configuration93
  - Set Date and Time94
  - Table 16: Auto Time Updating94
  - NTP Server95
  - Office Time95
  - Figure 43: Set Time Manually95
  - Table 17: Create New Office Time96
  - Figure 44: Create New Office Time96
  - Holiday97
  - Figure 45: System SettingsTime SettingsOffice Time97
  - Table 18: Create New Holiday98
  - Figure 46: Create New Holiday98
- Email Settings99
  - Figure 47: System SettingsTime SettingsHoliday99
  - Table 19: Email Settings99
  - Figure 48: UCM6510 Email Settings101
  - Email Templates102
  - Figure 49: UCM6510 Email Settings: Send Test Email102
  - Figure 50: Email Templates102
  - Figure 51: Conference Schedule Template103
  - Email Send Log104
  - Figure 52: Email Send Log104
  - Table 20: Email Log104
- Recordings Storage105
- Figure 53: Email Logs105
- Figure 54: PBX SettingsRecordings Storage105
- Figure 55: Recordings Storage Prompt Information106
- Figure 56: Recording Storage Category106
Provisioning107
- Overview107
- Configuration Architecture for End Point Device107
- Auto Provisioning Settings108
- Figure 57: Zero Config Configuration Architecture for End Point Device108
- Figure 58: UCM6510 Zero Config109
- Table 21: Auto Provision Settings110
- Figure 59: Auto Provision Settings110
- Discovery111
- Figure 60: Auto Discover112
- Uploading Devices List113
- Figure 61: Auto Discover Other Subnets113
- Figure 62: Discovered Devices113
- Figure 63: Device List - CSV File Sample113
- Managing Discovered Devices114
- Figure 64: Managing Discovered Devices114
- Global Configuration115
  - Global Policy115
  - Table 22: Global Policy Parameters - Localization116
  - Table 23: Global Policy Parameters - Phone Settings116
  - Figure 65: Global Policy Categories116
  - Table 24: Global Policy Parameters - Contact List117
  - Table 25: Global Policy Parameters - Maintenance119
  - Table 26: Global Policy Parameters - Network Settings121
  - Table 27: Global Policy Parameters - Customization121
  - Table 28: Global Policy Parameters - Communication Settings122
  - Global Templates123
  - Table 29: Create New Template123
  - Figure 66: Edit Global Template124
- Model Configuration125
  - Model Templates125
  - Table 30: Create New Model Template125
  - Figure 67: Edit Model Template126
  - Model Update127
  - Figure 68: OEM Models127
- Device Configuration128
  - Create New Device128
  - Figure 69: Template Management128
  - Figure 70: Upload Model Template Manually128
  - Manage Devices129
  - Figure 71: Create New Device129
  - Figure 72: Manage Devices130
  - Figure 73: Edit Device130
  - Figure 74: Edit Customize Device Settings132
  - Figure 75: Add P Value in Customize Device Settings133
  - Figure 76: Modify Selected Devices-Same Model134
  - Figure 77: Modify Selected Devices-Different Models135
- Example Application136
- Figure 78: Device List in Zero Config136
- Figure 79: Zero Config Sample - Global Policy137
- Figure 80: Zero Config Sample - Device Preview 1138
- Figure 81: Zero Config Sample - Device Preview 2139
- Figure 82: Zero Config Sample - Device Preview 3140
Extensions141
- Create New User141
  - Create New SIP Extension141
  - Figure 83: Create New Device141
  - Table 31: SIP Extension Configuration Parameters - Basic Settings142
  - Table 32: SIP Extension Configuration Parameters - Media144
  - Table 33: SIP Extension Configuration Parameters - Features145
  - Table 34: SIP Extension Configuration Parameters - Specific Time149
  - Create New IAX Extension150
  - Table 35: IAX Extension Configuration Parameters - Basic Settings150
  - Table 36: IAX Extension Configuration Parameters - Media151
  - Table 37: IAX Extension Configuration Parameters - Features152
  - Create New FXS Extension154
  - Table 38: IAX Extension Configuration Parameters - Specific Time154
  - Table 39: FXS Extension Configuration Parameters - Basic Settings154
  - Table 40: FXS Extension Configuration Parameters - Media155
  - Table 41: FXS Extension Configuration Parameters - Features156
- Batch Add Extensions159
  - Batch Add SIP Extensions159
  - Table 42: FXS Extension Configuration Parameters - Specific Time159
  - Table 43: Batch Add SIP Extension Parameters159
  - Batch Add IAX Extensions162
  - Table 44: Batch Add IAX Extension Parameters162
- Batch Extension Resetting Functionality164
- Search and Edit Extension164
- Export Extensions165
- Figure 84: Manage Extensions165
- Import Extensions166
- Figure 85: Export Extensions166
- Figure 86: Export Extensions166
- Table 45: SIP Extensions Imported File Example167
- Figure 87: Import File167
- Table 46: IAX Extensions Imported File Example169
- Table 47: FXS Extensions Imported File Example171
- Extension Details173
- Figure 88: Import Error173
- E-Mail Notification174
- Figure 89 : Extension Details174
- Figure 90: E-Mail Notification Prompt Information174
- Figure 91: E-Mail Notification: Account Registration Information and QR Code175
- Figure 92: E-Mail Notification LDAP Client Information and QR Code175
- Multiple Registrations Per Extension176
- Figure 93: Multiple Registrations Per Extension176
- Figure 94: Extension - Concurrent Registration176
- SMS Message Support177
- Figure 95: SMS Message Support177
Extension Groups178
- Configure Extension Groups178
- Figure 96: Edit Extension Group178
- Use Extension Groups179
- Figure 97: Select Extension Group in Outbound Route179
Analog Trunks180
- Analog Trunks Configuration180
- Table 48: Analog Trunk Configuration Parameters180
- PSTN Detection184
- Figure 98: UCM6510 FXO Tone Settings184
- Figure 99: UCM6510 PSTN Detection184
- Figure 100: UCM6510 PSTN Detection: Auto Detect185
- Figure 101: UCM6510 PSTN Detection: Semi-Auto Detect185
- Table 49: PSTN Detection for Analog Trunk186
- DAHDI and Analog Hardware Configuration187
- Figure 102: FXS Ports Signaling Preference187
- Figure 103: FXO Ports ACIM Settings187
- Table 50: Analog Hardware Configuration Parameters188
- Figure 104: Dahdi Settings189
Digital Trunks190
- Digital Hardware Configuration190
- Figure 105: Digital Hardware Configuration190
- Table 51: Digital Hardware Configuration Parameters: E1 - PRI_NET/PRI_CPE191
- Table 52: Digital Hardware Configuration Parameters: E1 - SS7193
- Table 53: Digital Hardware Configuration Parameters: E1 - MFC/R2194
- Table 54: Digital Hardware Configuration Parameters: T1/J1 - PRI_NET/PRI_CPE196
- Table 55: Digital Hardware Configuration Parameters: T1/J1 - SS7198
- Table 56: Digital Hardware Configuration Parameters: T1-E&M Immediate/E&M Wink199
- Digital Trunk Configuration200
- Table 57: Digital Trunk Configuration Parameters200
- Direct Outward Dialing (DOD) Via Digital Trunks201
- Digital Trunk Troubleshooting201
- Figure 106: Troubleshooting Digital Trunks202
Data Trunk203
- Figure 107: Data Trunk Web Page203
- Figure 108: Data Trunk Configuration203
- Table 58: Data Trunk Configuration Parameters204
Voip Trunks205
- Voip Trunk Configuration205
- Table 59: Create New SIP Trunk205
- Table 60: SIP Register Trunk Configuration Parameters206
- Table 61: SIP Peer Trunk Configuration Parameters210
- Table 62: Create New IAX Trunk213
- Table 63: IAX Register Trunk Configuration Parameters214
- Table 64: IAX Peer Trunk Configuration Parameters215
- Trunk Groups216
- Figure 109: Trunk Group216
- Direct Outward Dialing (DOD) Via Voip Trunks217
- Figure 110: Trunk Group Configuration217
- Figure 111: DOD Extension Selection218
- Figure 112: Edit DOD219
- Figure 113: Fax Sending DOD219
Sla Station220
- Create/Edit SLA Station220
- Table 65: SLA Station Configuration Parameters220
- Figure 114: SLA Station220
- Sample Configuration221
- Figure 115: Enable SLA Mode for Analog Trunk221
- Figure 116: Analog Trunk with SLA Mode Enabled221
- Figure 117: SLA Example - SLA Station222
- Figure 118: SLA Example - MPK Configuration222
Call Routes223
- Outbound Routes223
- Inbound Routes232
Conference245
- Conference Room Configurations245
- Table 71: Conference Room Configuration Parameters245
- Table 72: Conference Settings247
- Conference Call Operations248
- Google Service Settings Support250
- Figure 141: Google Service Settings: Oauth2.0 Authentication250
- Figure 142: Google Service: New Project251
- Figure 143: Google Service: Create New Credential251
- Conference Schedule252
- Contact Group256
  - Figure 146: Contact Group Parameters256
  - Contact Group Configurations257
- Conference Recordings257
- Table 75: Contact Group Parameters257
- Figure 147: Conference Recording257
- Conference Call Statistics258
- Figure 148: Conference Call Statistics258
- Figure 149: Conference Report on Web258
- Figure 150: Conference Report on CSV258
Video Conference259
- Video Conference Room Configurations259
- Table 76: Video Conference Room Configuration Parameters259
- Conference Settings260
- Table 77: Video Conference Basic Settings260
- Figure 151 : Video Conference Basic Settings260
- Conference Schedule261
- Table 78: Video Conference Schedule Parameters261
- Wave Webrtc Video Calling & Conferencing262
- Figure 152: Video Conference Schedule262
- Figure 153 : Enabling Webrtc Feature263
- Figure 154 : Enabling Webrtc on Extensions263
- Figure 155: Grandstream Wave Interface264
Ipvideotalk Meetings265
- Figure 156: IPVT SIP Trunk Page265
- Figure 157 - Peer Trunk to IPVT265
- Figure 158 - IPVT Mode266
- Figure 159 - IPVT Outbound Pattern266
- Figure 160 - IPVT Outbound Strip267
Ivr268
- Configure IVR268
- Figure 161: Create New IVR268
- Table 79: IVR Configuration Parameters269
- Figure 139: Conference270
- Figure 174: Voicemail Group270
- Figure 175: Ring Group270
- IVR Black/Whitelist271
- Figure 162: Key Pressing Events271
- Figure 163: Black/White List273
- Create Custom Prompt274
- Figure 164: Click on Prompt to Create IVR Prompt274
Voice Prompt275
- Language Settings275
- Custom Prompt278
- Username Prompt Customization279
Voicemail281
- Configure Voicemail281
- Figure 172: Voicemail Settings281
- Table 80: Voicemail Settings282
- Access Voicemail283
- Table 81: Voicemail IVR Menu283
- Leaving Voicemail285
- Voicemail Email Settings285
- Table 82: Voicemail Email Settings285
- Figure 173: Voicemail Email Settings285
- Configure Voicemail Group286
- Table 83: Voicemail Group Settings286
Ring Group288
- Configure Ring Group288
- Table 84: Ring Group Parameters288
- Remote Extension in Ring Group291
- Figure 176: Ring Group Configuration291
- Figure 177: Sync LDAP Server Option292
- Figure 178: Manually Sync LDAP Server292
- Figure 179: Ring Group Remote Extension293
Paging and Intercom Group294
- Configure Paging/Intercom Group294
- Configure a Scheduled Paging/Intercom300
- Figure 185: Page/Intercom Group Settings300
- Figure 186: Schedule Paging/Intercom Page300
- Table 90: Schedule Paging / Intercom Settings301
- Figure 187: Creating a Scheduled Paging/Intercom Call301
Call Queue302
- Configure Call Queue302
- Table 91: Call Queue Configuration Parameters302
- Figure 188: Call Queue302
- Table 92: Maxstatic Agents in Call Queue306
- Figure 189: Static Agents Limitation306
- Call Center Settings & Enhancements307
- Figure 190: Agent Login Settings307
- Table 93: Call Center Parameters308
- Queue Statistics309
- Switchboard313
- Figure 197 : Switchboard Summary313
- Table 95: Switchboard Parameters314
- Figure 198: Call Queue Switchboard314
- Figure 199: Queue Agent315
Pickup Groups316
- Configure Pickup Groups316
- Configure Pickup Feature Code316
- Figure 200: Edit Pickup Group316
- Figure 201: Edit Pickup Feature Code317
Music on Hold318
- Figure 202: Music on Hold Default Playlist318
- Figure 203: Play Custom Prompt319
- Figure 204: Information Prompt319
- Figure 205: Record Custom Prompt320
Fax Server321
- Configure Fax/T.38321
- Figure 206: Fax Settings321
- Table 96: FAX/T.38 Settings322
- Receiving FAX323
- Fax Sending326
- Figure 212: Inbound Route to Fax Extension326
- Figure 213: Fax Sending in Web GUI327
Busy Camp-On328
Presence329
- Table 97: SIP Presence Status329
- Figure 214: SIP Presence Configuration329
- Figure 215: SIP Presence Feature Code330
- Figure 216: Presence Status CDR331
Follow Me332
- Figure 217: Edit Follow Me332
- Table 98: Follow Me Settings333
- Table 99: Follow Me Options334
Speed Dial335
- Figure 218: Speed Dial Destinations335
- Figure 219: List of Speed Dial335
Disa336
- Table 100: DISA Settings336
- Figure 220: Create New DISA336
Emergency338
- Table 101: Emergency Numbers Parameters339
- Figure 221: Emergency Number Configuration339
- Figure 222: 911 Emergency Sample340
Callback341
- Table 102: Callback Configuration Parameters341
Blf and Event List343
- Blf343
- Event List343
- Table 103: Event List Settings344
- Figure 223: Create New Event List344
Dial by Name346
- Dial by Name Configuration346
- Figure 224: Create Dial by Name Group346
- Figure 225: Configure Extension First Name and Last Name347
- Figure 226: Dial by Name Group in IVR Key Pressing Events348
- Username Prompt Customization349
Active Calls and Monitor351
- Active Calls Status351
- Figure 228: StatusPbx StatusActive Calls - Ringing351
- Figure 229: StatusPbx StatusActive Calls - Call Established351
- Figure 230: Call Connection Less than Half Hour352
- Figure 231: Call Connection between Half an Hour and One Hour352
- Hang up Active Calls353
- Call Monitor353
- Figure 232: Call Connection more than One Hour353
- Figure 233: Configure to Monitor an Active Call353
Call Features Codes355
- Feature Codes355
- Table 104: UCM6510 Feature Codes355
- Parking Lot360
- Figure 234: Enable/Disable Feature Codes360
- Table 105: Parking Lot361
- Figure 235: Parking Lot361
- Figure 236: New Parking Lot361
- Call Park362
  - Park a Call362
  - Retrieve Parked Call362
  - Monitor Call Park CID Name Information (Gxp21Xx Phones Only)363
- Call Recording363
- Figure 237 : Monitored Call Park CID Name363
- Figure 238: Download Recording File from CDR Page363
- Enable Spy364
- Shared Call Appearance (SCA)364
- Figure 239: Enabling SCA Option under Extension's Settings365
- Figure 240: SCA Number Configuration365
- Figure 241: SCA Private Number Configuration366
- Figure 242: SCA Options366
- Table 106: Add SCA Private Number367
- Table 107: Editing the SCA Number367
- Announcement368
- Figure 243: Announcement Settings368
- Table 108: Announcement Parameters369
- Figure 244: Announcement370
Pbx Settings371
- General Settings371
- Table 109: PBX Settings/General371
- Call Failure Tone Settings373
- PBX Settings/Jitter Buffer375
- PBX Settings/Rtp Settings375
- PBX Settings/Nas377
- Table 113: NAS Settings377
Iax Settings378
- IAX Settings/General378
- IAX Settings/Registration378
- Table 114: IAX Settings/General378
- Table 115: IAX Settings/Registration378
- IAX Settings/Security379
- Table 116: IAX Settings/Static Defense379
Sip Settings380
- SIP Settings/General380
- Table 117: SIP Settings/General380
- SIP Settings/Misc381
- Table 118: SIP Settings/Misc381
- SIP Settings/Session Timer382
- SIP Settings/Tcp and TLS382
- Table 119: SIP Settings/Session Timer382
- Table 120: SIP Settings/Tcp and TLS382
- SIP Settings/Nat383
- Table 121: SIP Settings/Nat383
- SIP Settings/Tos384
- Table 122: SIP Settings/Tos384
- Transparent Call-Info Header385
- Figure 247: Transparent Call-Info385
Gdms Settings386
- Figure 248: GDMS Developer Mode Button386
- Figure 249: GDMS API Credentials386
- Figure 250: GDMS Settings387
- Figure 251: UCM on GDMS388
- Figure 252: UCM SIP Extensions on GDMS388
Api Configuration389
- HTTPS API (New)389
- Table 123: API Configuration Parameters389
- Table 124: New API Supported Queries389
- HTTPS API (Old)390
- Table 125: API Configuration Parameters (Old)390
- CDR Real-Time Output Settings391
- Table 126: CDR Real-Time Output Settings391
Cti Server393
- Figure 253: CTI Server Listening Port393
Asterisk Manager Interface (Restricted Access)394
Crm Integration395
- Sugarcrm395
- Table 127: Sugarcrm Settings395
- Figure 254: Sugarcrm Basic Settings395
- Vtigercrm396
- Figure 255: CRM User Settings396
- Table 128: Vtigercrm Settings397
- Figure 256: Vtigercrm Basic Settings397
- Zohocrm398
- Figure 257: CRM User Settings398
- Figure 258: Zohocrm Basic Settings398
- Table 129: Zohocrm Settings399
- Salesforce CRM400
- Table 130: Salesforce Settings400
- Figure 259: CRM User Settings400
- Figure 260: Salesforce Basic Settings400
- Act! Crm401
- Figure 261: Salesforce User Settings401
- Figure 262: Enabling ACT! CRM402
- Figure 263: Enabling CRM on the User Portal402
Pms Integration403
- Hmobile PMS Connector403
- Table 131: PMS Supported Features403
- Hsc Pms404
- Figure 264: UCM & PMS Interaction404
- Mitel PMS405
- Figure 265: UCM & HSC PMS Interaction405
- Figure 266: UCM & Mitel PMS Interaction405
- Pms Api406
- Figure 267: Enable PMSAPI406
- Connecting to PMS407
- Table 132: PMS Basic Settings407
- PMS Features408
Wakeup Service413
- Wakeup Service Using Admin Login413
- Figure 277: Create New Wakeup Service - Admin Login413
- Wakeup Service from User Portal414
- Table 136: Wakeup Service - Admin Login414
- Table 137: Max Wakeup Members414
- Wakeup Service Using Feature Code415
- Figure 278: Create New Wakeup Service - User Portal415
- Figure 279: Wakeup Service Feature Code415
Announcements Center416
- Announcements Center Setting416
- Group Setting416
- Table 138: Announcements Center Setting416
- Table 139: Group Setting416
- Figure 280: Announcements Center416
- Figure 281: Announcements Center Group Configuration417
- Figure 282: Announcements Center Code Configuration418
- Figure 283: Announcements Center Example418
Queuemetrics Integration419
- API Configuration Parameters419
- Figure 284: Queuemetrics Configuration419
- Table 140: Queuemetrics Configuration Parameters420
Status and Reporting421
- PBX Status421
- System Status426
- System Events429
- Cdr434
User Portal444
- Figure 309: Edit User Information by Super Admin444
High Availability447
- Deployment Methods447
- HA100 Configuration448
- Upgrading HA100448
- Table 151: System Settings HAHA Settings448
- Upgrading Ucm6510S Connected to the HA100449
Maintenance450
- User Management450
- Login Settings456
- Operation Log459
- Table 155: Operation Log Column Header459
- Figure 322: Operation Logs459
- Upgrading460
- Backup464
- System Cleanup/Reset468
- System Recovery474
- Table 159: USB/SD Card Files Cleanup474
- Figure 335: USB/SD Card Files Cleanup474
- Figure 336: Ucm6Xxx Recovery Web Page475
- Figure 337: Recovery Mode475
- Syslog476
- Table 160: Syslog Parameters476
- Figure 338: Syslog Server476
- Network Troubleshooting477
- Signaling Troubleshooting479
Experiencing the Ucm6510 Series Ip Pbx483

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