Chapter 36 voip Commands
Management Switch Card User’s Guide
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Here is what each line in the example configures:
ras> profile voip h248 set MEGACO 172.16.19.24
Creates an H.248 profile named MEGACO for an Media Gateway Controller (MGC) at IP address
172.16.19.24.
ras> voip ip set 3 192.168.3.174/24 2
Sets the VOP card in slot 3 to use IP address 192.168.3.174, subnet mask 255.255.255.0, and
VLAN ID 2. These settings are for the internal communications between the signaling card and
media card.
ras> voip h248 opmode 3 sc
Sets the VOP card in slot 3 to function as a signaling card.
ras> voip h248 master 3 192.168.3.174 0.0.0.0
Sets the VOP card in slot 3 to use the VOP card at IP address 192.168.3.174 as the primary
signaling card and no secondary signaling card.
ras> voip h248 interface ip 1 172.16.19.200/24 1
Sets H.248 interface 1 to use IP address 172.16.19.200, subnet mask 255.255.225.0, and VLAN
ID 1. The active signaling card uses this IP address to communicate with the MGC.
ras> voip h248 interface slave 1 1 192.168.3.174
Identifies H.248 interface 1’s media (slave) card 1 as using IP address 192.168.3.174.
ras> voip h248 interface mg set 1 MG1 MEGACO
Sets H.248 interface 1’s MG name to MG1 and sets it to use the MEGACO H.248 profile.
ras> voip h248 interface mg enable 1
Has H.248 interface 1’s signaling card start MG operation and register with the MGC.
ras> voip h248 interface group 1 3 0
Sets H.248 interface 1 to use the VOP card in slot 3 as the primary (active) signaling card and no
secondary (backup) signaling card.
ras> port h248 termination 3-1~24 A301 1
Creates H.248 terminations for the ports on the VOP card in slot 3.
ras> port enable 3-1~24
Turns on the ports on the VOP card in slot 3.
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