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Cisco Signaling Interface H.323 User Manual (199 pages)

H.323 Signaling Interface

Brand: Cisco | Category: Software | Size: 10.4 MB

Table of Contents
3
Preface

13
- Document Objectives
  13
- Audience
  13
  - System Administrator
    13
  - System Operator
    14
  - System Technician
    14
- Document Organization
  14
- Document Conventions
  15
- Related Documentation
  16
  - Release Notes
    16
  - Hardware Documentation
    16
  - Software Documentation
    17
  - Related Documentation
    17
- Obtaining Documentation
  17
  - World Wide Web
    17
  - Documentation CD-ROM
    17
  - Ordering Documentation
    18
  - Documentation Feedback
    18
- Obtaining Technical Assistance
  18
  - Cisco.com
    18
  - Technical Assistance Center
    19
    
    Cisco TAC Web Site
    19
    
    Cisco TAC Escalation Center
    20
  - E-Isup
    22
  - C H a P T E R 1 Cisco H.323 Signaling Interface Overview
    23
- New Features in Cisco HSI Release 4.1
  24
CHAPTER 1 Cisco H.323 Signaling Interface Overview

24
- IP Network
  24
- Operational Environment
  24
  - Hardware Requirements
    24
- Cisco HSI Recovery
  25
- Cisco HSI System Limitations
  25
- Security
  25
- Software Requirements
  25
CHAPTER 2 Installing and Configuring Cisco HSI Software

27
Chapter 3 Provisioning the Cisco HSI

41
- Cisco HSI Configuration
  41
- Introduction
  41
- H.323 Stack Configuration
  50
  - MML Provisionable Data
    51
    
    H.323 System Parameters
    51
    
    Q.931 Parameters
    51
    
    RAS Parameters
    53
    
    H.245 Parameters
    55
    
    Codec Selection
    58
    
    Quick Reference for Important Parameters
    58
  - Nonprovisionable Data
    51
  - Empty Capability Set
    62
  - H.323 Hairpin
    62
  - Asymmetric Codec Treatment
    63
  - Empty Capability Set
    63
  - HSI INFORMATION Message Support
    64
  - T.38 Fax
    64
    
    Configuring T.38 Fax on the Cisco PSTN Gateway
    64
    
    Configuring T.38 Fax on a Cisco IOS H.323 Gateway
    64
    
    Configuring T.38 Fax on a Cisco IOS MGCP Gateway
    64
  - Configuring Clear Channel on the Cisco HSI
    65
  - HSI Support for Tech Prefixes
    65
  - Configuring G.726 on the Cisco HSI
    67
  - Configuring G.729 Annex and G.729 Annex B
    71
- HSI Feature Configuration
  62
CHAPTER 4 Managing the Cisco HSI

73
- Introduction
  73
- Restarting the Cisco HSI Application
  73
- Stopping Call Processing
  73
- Measurements
  74
  - System-Related Measurements
    74
  - Call-Related Measurements
    75
  - Resetting Measurements
    78
  - Retrieving Counters
    78
- Reporting the Cisco HSI Status
  74
- Starting Call Processing
  74
- Starting the Call Processing Application
  74
- Stopping the Call Processing Application
  74
- Overload
  78
  - Overload Level 1
    79
  - Overload Level 3
    79
  - Setting Overload Data
    80
  - Retrieving Overload Data
    80
- Logging
  81
  - Rotating Log Files
    81
    
    Convention for Naming the Log File
    81
    
    Log File Location
    81
  - Log Messages
    82
    
    Log Message Packages
    82
  - Logging Levels
    82
    
    Setting Logging Levels
    83
  - Radvision Logging
    83
- Gapping
  83
  - Setting Gapping
    83
  - Retrieving Call Gapping Data
    84
- Alarms Overview
  85
  - Debounce
    85
  - Alarm Severity Levels
    85
    
    Retrieving and Reporting Alarms
    86
    
    Informational Event Requirements
    86
  - SNMP Trap Types
    86
    
    C H a P T E R 5 Troubleshooting Cisco HSI Alarms
    86
    
    Alarms Overview
    86
- Introduction
  85
- Retrieving Alarm Messages
  87
  - Noncontinuous Mode
    87
  - Continuous Mode
    87
- Acknowledging and Clearing Alarms
  88
- Alarms List
  89
- Troubleshooting
  90
  - H323_Stack_Failure
    90
    
    Description
    90
    
    Severity Level and Trap Type
    90
    
    Cause
    90
  - Configuration_Failure
    90
    
    Severity Level and Trap Type
    91
  - Troubleshooting
    91
- Eisup_Path_Failure
  91
  - Description
    91
    
    Cause
    91
    
    Troubleshooting
    92
- Gatekeeper_Interface_Failure
  92
- General_Process_Failure
  92
  - Description
    92
    
    Severity Level and Trap Type
    92
    
    Cause
    92
- Low_Disk_Space
  93
Troubleshooting

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- Description
  93
- Severity Level and Trap Type
  93
- Cause
  93
- Vsc_Failure
  94
  - Cause
    94
  - Troubleshooting
    94
  - Description
    94
  - Severity Level and Trap Type
    94
- Overload_Level2
  95
  - Cause
    95
  - Description
    95
  - Severity Level and Trap Type
    95
  - Troubleshooting
    95
  - Cause
    96
  - Description
    96
  - Severity Level and Trap Type
    96
  - Troubleshooting
    96
- Endpoint_Call_Control_Interface_Failure
  96
- Gapped_Call_Normal
  97
  - Description
    97
  - Severity Level and Trap Type
    97
  - Cause
    97
    
    Troubleshooting
    97
- Overload_Level1
  98
  - Troubleshooting
    98
  - Description
    98
  - Severity Level and Trap Type
    98
  - Cause
    98
- Provisioning_Session_Timeout
  99
  - Cause
    99
  - Troubleshooting
    99
  - Description
    99
  - Severity Level and Trap Type
    99
  - Detailed Logging
    100
  - Troubleshooting
    100
Appendix

101
MML User Interface and Command Reference

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- Introduction
  101
- Starting an MML Command Session in the Cisco HSI
  101
- MML Commands
  102
  - MML Command Syntax
    102
  - MML Command Conventions
    102
  - Case Sensitivity
    103
- Starting an MML Session
  103
- Batch Files
  104
  - Creating a Batch File
    104
  - Starting a Batch File
    104
- MML Responses
  105
  - Status Messages
    105
  - Error Messages
    106
- MML Help
  106
- Quitting an MML Session
  106
- MML Command Reference
  107
- Ack-Alm
  108
- Clr-Alm
  109
- Clr-Meas
  109
- Diaglog
  110
- Help
  
  111
  - Prov-Add
    113
  - Prov-Cpy
    114
  - Prov-Dlt
    115
  - Prov-Ed
    116
  - Prov-Exp
    117
  - Prov-Rtrv
    118
  - Prov-Sta
    120
  - Prov-Stp
    121
- Quit
  
  123
  - Radlog
    123
  - Restart-Softw
    124
  - Rtrv-Alms
    125
  - Rtrv-Calls
    126
  - Rtrv-Ctr
    126
  - Rtrv-Dest
    127
  - Rtrv-Gapping
    128
  - Rtrv-Log
    128
  - Rtrv-Mml
    129
  - Rtrv-Ne
    130
  - Rtrv-Ne-Health
    130
  - Rtrv-Overload
    131
  - Rtrv-Softw
    132
  - Set-Dest-State
    133
  - Set-Gapping
    134
  - Set-Log
    135
  - Set-Overload
    136
  - Sta-Callproc
    137
  - Sta-Softw
    137
  - Sta-Trc
    138
  - Stp-Call
    139
  - Stp-Callproc
    140
  - Stp-Softw
    140
  - Stp-Trc
    141
Appendix

143
Skeleton Configuration File

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Appendix B Skeleton Configuration File

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Appendix

161
Example of an HSI Configuration File

161
E-ISUP Name-To-Cause Value Lookup

181
Appendix

185
E-ISUP Cause Value-To-Name Lookup

185
H.323 Name-To-Cause Value Lookup

189
G H.323 Cause Value-To-Name Lookup

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Cisco Signaling Interface H.323 User Manual (199 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

CHAPTER 1 Cisco H.323 Signaling Interface Overview

CHAPTER 2 Installing and Configuring Cisco HSI Software

Chapter 3 Provisioning the Cisco HSI

CHAPTER 4 Managing the Cisco HSI

Troubleshooting

Appendix

MML User Interface and Command Reference

Help

Quit

Appendix

Skeleton Configuration File

Appendix B Skeleton Configuration File

Appendix

Example of an HSI Configuration File

E-ISUP Name-To-Cause Value Lookup

Appendix

E-ISUP Cause Value-To-Name Lookup

H.323 Name-To-Cause Value Lookup

G H.323 Cause Value-To-Name Lookup

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