System-Wide Settings - 3Com SuperStack 3 NBX Administrator's Manual

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System-wide Settings

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Table 50 System Settings
Field
Software Version
System Serial #
Host Name
IP Address
Default Gateway
Subnet Mask
Network Protocol
MOH MAC Address
Free Memory
Date and Time
System Start Time
You use the System-wide dialog box to make changes to System-wide
settings. Table 51 describes each setting.
To configure system-wide settings, select System Configuration > System
Settings > System-wide. See the Help for procedures on modifying
system-wide settings.
Purpose
The call control software for the NBX system.
The serial number on the Call Processor circuit board.
This is an IP setting. It is a name you can give to the NBX
system so you do not have to specify the IP address when
accessing the NBX NetSet utility through a browser. A host
name works only if you add the name to the name
resolution system. If you do not use a name resolution
system, you must specify the IP address in the browser.
The IP address of the NBX system.
The IP address of the destination host for any IP packet not
addressed to a host on the local subnetwork.
An IP setting that identifies the network and host portions
of an IP address on the network.
The transport mechanism for voice packets.
Ethernet only: All communications are at the Ethernet
frame layer.
Standard IP: IP communications are used for traffic
between NBX system addresses. Every device needs an
IP address.
IP-On-the-Fly: An implementation of IP communications in
which Layer 2 (Ethernet) devices are temporarily assigned a
Layer 3 (IP) address only when they need to communication
with a Layer 3 device on a different subnetwork. The IP
address is assigned from an address pool defined by the
NBX system administrator. After the Layer 2 device returns
to the idle state the IP address is returned to the pool of
available addresses for future use.
The hardware address of the Music-on-Hold device.
Available memory on the NBX system.
The current system date and time. To modify, click the Date
and Time button.
The last time the system was initialized (boot time).