Installation Considerations; Standalone Configuration; O&M (Operation And Maintenance); Remote Connections - NEC SL1100 Manual

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The Desktop Applications can only be installed in standalone mode since Shared
Services are not available with this version of the Desktop Suite.
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Standalone Configuration

In the standalone configuration, each PC with the Desktop Applications has its
own connection to the SL1100. The Desktop Applications communicates to
the SL1100 via the LAN on the TCP port defined for the 1st-Party CTI
connection in Program 10-20-01, although a 1st-Party CTI license is not
required for the Desktop Applications. The 1st-Party CTI connection is device
9 in 10-20-01 and the recommended port is 8282.
O&M (Operation and Maintenance)
The Desktop Application can have a second connection to the SL1100 for
O&M (Operation and Maintenance). O&M allows the Desktop Application to
synchronize with the SL1100 when new buttons are added to the extension
the Desktop is controlling, and synchronize feature access codes when they
have been changed in the SL1100. The Desktop Application communicates to
the SL1100 for O&M information on the TCP port defined for O&M in Program
10-20-01. The O&M connection is device 11 in 10-20-01 and the
recommended port is 8010.
Refer to Figure 1-1 Desktop Connections on page 1-4
connections for the standalone and O&M configurations.

Remote Connections

In the first release of the SL1100, Network Address Translation (NAT) is not
supported. Because of this, any Desktop Applications must appear to be on
the same network as the SL1100 VoIP Interface (VOIPDB). For remote
Desktop Applications, such as the Softphone, this can be achieved using a
VPN connection to the network where SL1100 resides.
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