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Patton electronics SmartWare Release 3.20 Software Configuration Manual (573 pages)
Software For SmartNode Series
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Table of Contents
Summary Table of Contents
3
Supported Platforms
2
Table of Contents
3
Table of Contents
5
List of Figures
23
List of Tables
25
System Overview
26
About this Guide
26
Audience
26
How to Read this Guide
26
Structure
26
Command Line Interface (CLI)
27
Accessing the CLI
27
System Image Handling
27
Configuration File Handling
27
Basic System Management
27
RADIUS Client Configuration
27
IP Context Overview
27
Nat/Napt
27
RIP Configuration
27
SNMP Configuration
27
SIP Interface Configuration
28
Call Router Configuration
28
Tone Configuration
28
FXS Port Configuration
28
ISDN Interface
28
FXO Port Configuration
28
FXS Interface
28
CS Context Overview
28
CS Interface Configuration
28
PSTN Profile Configuration
29
Terms and Definitions
29
System Overview
33
Mode Summary
29
Command Summary
29
Precautions
29
Typographical Conventions Used in this Document
30
General Conventions
30
Mouse Conventions
31
Service and Support
31
Alternate Patton Support for Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA)
31
Patton Support Headquarters in the USA
31
Warranty Service and Returned Merchandise Authorizations (Rmas)
32
Return for Credit Policy
32
Returns for Credit
32
RMA Numbers
32
Shipping Instructions
32
Warranty Coverage
32
Chapter 1 System Overview
34
Introduction
34
Smartware Embedded Software
35
Basic System (Abstract) Model
35
Applications
36
Carrier Networks
36
Typical Carrier Network Application with a Smartnode
36
Enterprise Networks
37
Typical Enterprise Network with Smartnode
37
LAN Telephony
38
Typical LAN Telephony System with a Smartnode Gateway
38
Configuration Concepts
40
Chapter 2 Configuration Concepts
40
Introduction
40
Contexts and Gateways
41
Context
41
Gateway
41
Interfaces, Ports, and Bindings
42
Interfaces
42
Ports and Circuits
42
Bindings
42
Profiles and Use Commands
43
Profiles
43
Use Commands
43
Command Line Interface (CLI)
44
Introduction
45
Command Modes
45
CLI Prompt
45
Changing Modes
46
Configuration
46
Initial Mode
46
Navigating the CLI
46
System Changes
46
Command Editing
46
Command Completion
46
Command Help
46
The no Form
46
Command Editing Shortcuts
47
Command History
47
Command Edit Shortcuts
47
Accessing the CLI
48
Chapter 4 Accessing the CLI
49
Introduction
49
Accessing the Smartware CLI Task List
49
Accessing Via the Console Port
50
Console Port Procedure
50
Telnet Procedure
51
Using an Alternate TCP Listening Port for the Telnet Server
51
Disabling the Telnet Server
51
Logging on
51
Selecting a Secure Password
52
Login Display
52
Password Encryption
53
Creating an Operator Account
53
Factory Preset Administrator Account
53
Creating an Administrator Account
54
Displaying Account Information
54
Displaying the CLI Version
54
Checking Identity and Connected Users
55
Switching to Another Account
55
Command Index Numbers
56
Ending a Telnet or Console Port Session
58
Showing Command Default Values
58
System Image Handling
59
Chapter 5 System Image Handling
60
Introduction
60
Memory Regions in Smartware
60
Configuration File
62
System Image Handling Task List
62
Displaying System Image Information
62
Copying System Images from a Network Server to Flash Memory
63
Auto Provisioning of Firmware and Configuration
64
Boot Procedure
67
Configuration File Handling
69
Chapter 6 Configuration File Handling
70
Introduction
70
Understanding Configuration Files
70
Factory Configuration
72
Configuration File Handling Task List
72
Copying Configurations Within the Local Memory
73
Local Memory Regions
73
Replacing the Startup Configuration with a Configuration from Flash Memory
74
Copying Configurations to and from a Remote Storage Location
75
Remote Memory Regions for Smartware
75
Replacing the Startup Configuration with a Configuration Downloaded from TFTP Server
76
Displaying Configuration File Information
76
Modifying the Running Configuration at the CLI
77
Modifying the Running Configuration Offline
78
Deleting a Specified Configuration
79
Encrypted File Download
80
Encrypted Configuration Download
80
Use Cases
81
Basic System Management
83
Chapter 7 Basic System Management
84
Introduction
84
Basic System Management Configuration Task List
84
Managing Feature License Keys
85
Setting System Information
86
Setting the System Banner
87
System Banner with Message to Operators
87
Setting Time and Date
88
Display Clock Information
88
Display Time Since Last Restart
89
Configuring the Web Server
89
Determining and Defining the Active CLI Version
89
Restarting the System
90
Displaying the System Logs
90
Controlling Command Execution
91
Timed Execution of CLI Command
92
Displaying the Checksum of a Configuration
92
Configuration of Terminal Sessions
93
RADIUS Client Configuration
94
Chapter 8 RADIUS Client Configuration
95
Introduction
95
The AAA Component
95
General AAA Configuration
96
Authentication Procedure with a RADIUS Server
96
RADIUS Configuration
98
Configuring RADIUS Clients
99
Configuring RADIUS Accounting
100
Attributes in the RADIUS Request Message
102
Configuring the RADIUS Server
102
Attributes in the RADIUS Accept Message
103
Configuring the Local Database Accounts
103
IP Context Overview
105
Chapter 9 IP Context Overview
106
Introduction
106
IP Context and Related Elements
106
IP Context Overview Configuration Task List
107
Planning Your IP Configuration
108
IP Interface Related Information
108
Qos Related Information
108
Configuring Physical Ports
108
Creating and Configuring IP Interfaces
108
Configuring NAPT
109
Configuring Static IP Routing
109
Configuring RIP
109
Configuring Access Control Lists
110
Configuring Quality of Service (Qos)
110
IP Interface Configuration
111
Chapter 10 IP Interface Configuration
112
Introduction
112
IP Interface Configuration Task List
112
Creating an IP Interface
112
Deleting an IP Interface
113
Setting the IP Address and Netmask
114
Configuring a NAPT DMZ Interface
114
ICMP Message Processing
115
ICMP Redirect Messages
115
Router Advertisement Broadcast Message
115
Defining the MTU and MSS of the Interface
116
Configuring an Interface as a Point-To-Point Link
117
Displaying IP Interface Information
117
Displaying Dynamic ARP Entries
118
Flushing Dynamic ARP Entries
118
Testing Connections with the Ping Command
118
Debug ARP
119
Traceroute
119
Configuring the IGMP Proxy
120
Configuring the IGMP Proxy
121
NAT/NAPT Configuration
122
Chapter 11 NAT/NAPT Configuration
123
Introduction
123
Dynamic NAPT
123
Static NAPT
124
Dynamic NAT
124
Dynamic NAPT
124
Static NAT
125
NAPT Traversal
125
Dynamic NAT
125
NAT/NAPT Configuration Task List
126
Creating a NAPT Profile
126
Configuring a NAPT DMZ Host
127
Defining NAPT Port Ranges
127
Defining the UDP NAPT Type
128
Preserving TCP/UDP Port Numbers in NAPT
128
Activate NAT/NAPT
129
Displaying NAT/NAPT Configuration Information
129
Configuring NAT Static Protocol Entries
130
Ethernet Port Configuration
131
Chapter 12 Ethernet Port Configuration
132
Introduction
132
Ethernet Port Configuration Task List
132
Entering the Ethernet Port Configuration Mode
132
Configuring Medium for an Ethernet Port
132
Configuring Ethernet Encapsulation Type for an Ethernet Port
133
Binding an Ethernet Port to an IP Interface
133
Multiple IP Addresses on Ethernet Ports
134
Binding of an Ethernet Port to an IP Interface
134
Configuring a VLAN
135
Configuring Layer 2 Cos to Service-Class Mapping for an Ethernet Port
136
Adding a Receive Mapping Table Entry
137
Adding a Transmit Mapping Table Entry
138
Closing an Ethernet Port
138
Using the Built-In Ethernet Sniffer
139
Link Scheduler Configuration
141
Chapter 13 Link Scheduler Configuration
142
Introduction
142
Applying Scheduling at the Bottleneck
142
Using Traffic Classes
142
Introduction to Scheduling
143
Priority
143
Shaping
143
Weighted Fair Queuing (WFQ)
143
Packet Routing in Smartware
143
Burst Tolerant Shaping or Wfq
144
Hierarchy
144
Quick References
145
Setting the Modem Rate
145
Example of Hierarchical Scheduling
145
Command Cross Reference
146
Link Scheduler Configuration Task List
146
Defining the Access Control List Profile
147
Packet Classification
147
Creating an Access Control List
148
Scenario with Web Server Regarded as a Single Source Host
148
Creating a Service Policy Profile
149
Specifying the Handling of Traffic-Classes
151
Defining Fair Queuing Weight
151
Defining Absolute Priority
152
Defining the Bit-Rate
152
Defining the Maximum Queue Length
152
Specifying the Type-Of-Service (TOS) Field
152
Specifying Differentiated Services Codepoint (DSCP) Marking
153
Specifying the Precedence Field
153
TOS Values and Their Meaning
153
Specifying Layer 2 Marking
154
Defining Random Early Detection
155
Discarding Excess Load
155
Quality of Service for Routed RTP Streams
155
Devoting the Service Policy Profile to an Interface
157
Displaying Link Arbitration Status
158
Displaying Link Scheduling Profile Information
158
Enable Statistics Gathering
158
Serial Port Configuration
160
Chapter 14 Serial Port Configuration
161
Introduction
161
Serial Port Configuration Task List
161
Disabling an Interface
162
Enabling an Interface
162
Configuring the Serial Encapsulation Type
163
Configuring the Hardware Port Protocol
164
Configuring the Active Clock Edge
165
Configuring the Baudrate
165
Enter Frame Relay Mode
167
Configuring the LMI Type
167
Configuring the Keep-Alive Interval
168
Enabling Fragmentation
168
Entering Frame Relay PVC Configuration Mode
170
Configuring the PVC Encapsulation Type
171
Binding the Frame Relay PVC to IP Interface
171
IP Interface Wan Is Bound to PVC 1 on Port Serial 0 0
172
Enabling a Frame Relay PVC
173
Disabling a Frame Relay PVC
173
Debugging Frame Relay
174
Displaying Serial Port Information
175
Displaying Frame Relay Information
175
Integrated Service Access
176
Typical Integrated Service Access Scenario with Dedicated Pvcs
176
IP Context with Logical IP Interfaces Bound to Ethernet Port, Serial Port PVC 1 and PVC 2
177
T1/E1 Port Configuration
179
Chapter 15 T1/E1 Port Configuration
180
Introduction
180
T1/E1 Port Configuration Task List
180
Enable/Disable T1/E1 Port
180
Configuring T1/E1 Port-Type
181
Configuring T1/E1 Clock-Mode
181
Configuring T1/E1 Line-Code
181
Configuring T1/E1 Framing
181
Configuring T1/E1 Line-Build-Out (T1 Only)
182
Configuring T1/E1 Used-Connector (E1 Only)
182
Configuring T1/E1 Application Mode
182
Configuring T1/E1 LOS Threshold
183
Configuring E1/T1 Loopback Detection
183
Configuring T1/E1 Encapsulation
184
Create a Channel-Group
184
Configuring Channel-Group Timeslots
185
Configuring Channel-Group Encapsulation
185
Entering HDLC Configuration Mode
185
Configuring HDLC CRC-Type
186
Configuring HDLC Encapsulation
186
T1/E1 Configuration Examples
186
Example 1:Frame Relay Without a Channel-Group
186
Example 2: Framerelay with a Channel-Group
186
Example 3:PPP Without a Channel-Group
186
Example 4:PPP with a Channel-Group
186
Example 1: Frame Relay Without a Channel-Group
187
Example 2: Framerelay with a Channel-Group
188
Example 3: PPP Without a Channel-Group
188
Example 4: PPP with a Channel-Group
188
Basic IP Routing Configuration
189
Chapter 16 Basic IP Routing Configuration
190
Introduction
190
Routing Tables
190
Static Routing
190
Policy Routing
190
Basic IP Routing Configuration Task List
190
Configuring Static IP Routes
191
Deleting Static IP Routes
192
Displaying IP Route Information
192
Configuring Policy Routing
193
Examples
194
Basic Static IP Routing Example
194
Internetwork with Three Routers and Four Networks
194
Changing the Default UDP Port Range for RTP and RTCP
195
RIP Configuration
196
Chapter 17 RIP Configuration
197
Introduction
197
Routing Protocol
197
RIP Configuration Task List
198
Enabling Send RIP
198
Enabling an Interface to Receive RIP
199
Specifying the Send RIP Version
199
Specifying the Receive RIP Version
200
Enabling RIP Learning
200
Enabling an Interface to Receive RIP
201
Enabling RIP Announcing
201
Enabling RIP Auto Summarization
202
Specifying the Default Route Metric
202
Enabling RIP Split-Horizon Processing
203
Enabling the Poison Reverse Algorithm
203
Enabling Holding down Aged Routes
204
Displaying RIP Configuration of an IP Interface
204
Displaying Global RIP Information
205
Access Control List Configuration
206
Chapter 18 Access Control List Configuration
207
Introduction
207
About Access Control Lists
207
What Access Lists Do
207
Why You Should Configure Access Lists
207
When to Configure Access Lists
208
Features of Access Control Lists
208
Access Control List Configuration Task List
209
Mapping out the Goals of the Access Control List
209
Creating an Access Control List Profile and Enter Configuration Mode
210
Adding a Filter Rule to the Current Access Control List Profile
210
Adding an ICMP Filter Rule to the Current Access Control List Profile
212
Adding a TCP, UDP or SCTP Filter Rule to the Current Access Control List Profile
214
Binding and Unbinding an Access Control List Profile to an IP Interface
216
Displaying an Access Control List Profile
217
Debugging an Access Control List Profile
217
Examples
219
Denying a Specific Subnet
219
SNMP Configuration
220
Chapter 19 SNMP Configuration
221
Introduction
221
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
221
SNMP Basic Components
221
SNMP Basic Commands
221
SNMP Management Information Base (MIB)
222
Network Management Framework
222
Identification of a Smartnode Via SNMP
222
SNMP Tools
223
SNMP Configuration Task List
223
Setting Basic System Information
223
Setting Access Community Information
225
Adventnet Mibbrowser Displaying some of the System Group Objects
225
Setting Allowed Host Information
227
Specifying the Default SNMP Trap Target
227
Displaying SNMP Related Information
228
Using the Adventnet SNMP Utilities
228
Using the Mibbrowser
229
Adventnet Mibbrowser Settings Button on the Toolbar
229
Using the Trapviewer
230
Adventnet Trapviewer Displaying Received Traps
230
Adventnet Trap Details Window of Trapviewer
231
Details Available in the Trap Details Window
231
Standard SNMP Version 1 Traps
232
SNMP Interface Traps
233
SNTP Client Configuration
235
Chapter 20 SNTP Client Configuration
236
Introduction
236
SNTP Client Configuration Task List
236
Selecting SNTP Time Servers
237
Defining SNTP Client Operating Mode
237
Defining SNTP Local UDP Port
238
Enabling and Disabling the SNTP Client
239
Defining SNTP Client Poll Interval
239
Defining SNTP Client Constant Offset to GMT
239
Defining the SNTP Client Anycast Address
240
Enabling and Disabling Local Clock Offset Compensation
241
Showing SNTP Client Related Information
242
Debugging SNTP Client Operation
242
Recommended Public SNTP Time Servers
243
NIST Internet Time Service
243
Time Servers Operated by NIST
243
Additional Information on NTP and a List of Other NTP Servers
244
DHCP Configuration
245
Chapter 21 DHCP Configuration
246
Introduction
246
DHCP-Client Configuration Tasks
247
Enable DHCP-Client on an IP Interface
247
DHCP-Client and DHCP-Server
247
Release or Renew a DHCP Lease Manually (Advanced)
249
Get Debug Output from DHCP-Client
249
DHCP-Server Configuration Tasks
250
Configure DHCP-Server Profiles
250
Use DHCP-Server Profiles and Enable the DHCP-Server
252
Check DHCP-Server Configuration and Status
253
Get Debug Output from the DHCP-Server
253
DNS Configuration
255
Introduction
256
DNS Configuration Task List
256
Enabling the DNS Resolver
256
Enabling the DNS Relay
257
DNS Relay Diagram
257
Dyndns Configuration
259
Chapter 23 Dyndns Configuration
260
Introduction
260
Dyndns Configuration Task List
260
Creating a Dyndns Account
260
Configuring the DNS Resolver
260
Configuring Basic Dyndns Settings
261
Configuring Advanced Dyndns Settings (Optional)
261
Defining a Mail Exchanger for Your Hostname
261
Troubleshooting
262
PPP Configuration
264
Chapter 24 PPP Configuration
265
Introduction
265
PPP Configuration Task List
266
Creating an IP Interface for PPP
266
Disable Interface IP Address Auto-Configuration from PPP
268
Creating a PPP Subscriber
268
Trigger Forced Reconnect of PPP Sessions Using a Timer
270
Disable Interface IP Address Auto-Configuration from PPP
270
Configuring a Pppoe Session
270
Configuring a Serial Port for PPP
272
Creating a PPP Profile
273
Displaying PPP Configuration Information
274
Debugging PPP
275
Sample Configurations
279
PPP over Ethernet (Pppoe)
279
With Authentication, Encapsulation Pppoe
279
Without Authentication, Encapsulation Multi, with NAPT
279
PPP over Serial Link
280
With Authentication, Unnumbered Interface
280
Without Authentication, Numbered Interface
280
VPN Configuration
281
Chapter 25 VPN Configuration
282
Introduction
282
Authentication
282
Encryption
282
Transport and Tunnel Modes
283
Key Management
283
VPN Configuration Task List
283
Creating an Ipsec Transformation Profile
283
Creating an Ipsec Policy Profile
284
Creating/Modifying an Outgoing ACL Profile for Ipsec
286
Configuration of an IP Interface and the IP Router for Ipsec
287
Displaying Ipsec Configuration Information
287
Debugging Ipsec
288
Key Management (IKE)
289
Main Differences between Manual & IKE IPSEC Configurations
289
Creating an ISAKMP Transform Profile
290
Creating an ISAKMP IPSEC Policy Profile
291
Creating/Modifying an Outgoing ACL Profile for IPSEC
292
Configuration of an IP Interface and the IP Router for IPSEC
292
Policy Matching
292
Sample Configuration Snippet
292
Troubleshooting
293
Encrypted Voice - Performance Considerations
294
Performance Considerations
294
Enabling RTP Encryption Support
294
Using an Alternate Source IP Address for Specific Destinations
295
Configuring Call-Hold on ISDN Interfaces
295
Enabling Display Information Elements on ISDN Ports
295
Sample Configurations
296
Ipsec Tunnel, des Encryption
296
Smartnode Configuration
296
Cisco Router Configuration
297
Ipsec Tunnel, AES Encryption at 256 Bit Key Length, AH Authentication with HMAC-SHA1-96
297
Smartnode Configuration
297
Cisco Router Configuration
298
Ipsec Tunnel, 3DES Encryption at 192 Bit Key Length, ESP Authentication with HMAC-MD5-96
298
Smartnode Configuration
298
CS Context Overview
300
Chapter 26 CS Context Overview
301
Introduction
301
CS Context Configuration Task List
302
Planning the CS Configuration
302
Configuring General CS Settings
304
Configuring Call Routing
305
Creating and Configuring CS Interfaces
306
Specify Call Routing
306
Direct Call Routing from One Smartnode to Another
306
Configuring Dial Tones
307
Configuring Voice over IP Parameters
307
Configuring ISDN Ports
308
Configuring FXS Ports
308
Configuring an H.323 Voip Connection
308
Configuring a SIP Voip Connection
308
Activating CS Context Configuration
309
Smartnode in an Enterprise Network
311
Planning the CS Context
312
Configuring General CS Settings
313
Configuring Call Routing
313
Configuring Voip Settings
315
Configuring BRI Ports
315
Configuring an H.323 Voip Connection
316
Activating the CS Context Configuration
316
Showing the Running Configuration
318
CS Interface Configuration
322
Introduction
323
CS Interface Configuration Task List
323
CS Interfaces on the CS Context
323
Creating and Configuring CS Interfaces
324
Configuring Call Routing
325
Configuring the Interface Mapping Tables
326
Incoming Call Passing an Interface Mapping Table
328
Configuring the Precall Service Tables
329
Call Passing an Input and an Output Mapping Table
329
ISDN Interface Configuration
331
Chapter 28 ISDN Interface Configuration
332
Introduction
332
ISDN Interface Configuration Task List
332
ISDN Interfaces on the CS Context
332
Configuring DTMF Dialing (Optional)
333
Configuring an Alternate PSTN Profile (Optional)
333
Configuring Ringback Tone on ISDN User-Side Interfaces
334
Configuring Call Waiting (Optional)
334
Disabling Call-Waiting on ISDN DSS1 Network Interfaces
334
Configuring Date/Time Publishing to Terminals (Optional)
335
Enable Sending of Date and Time on ISDN DSS1 Network Interfaces
335
Defining the 'Network-Type' in ISDN Interfaces
335
ISDN Explicit Call Transfer Support (& SIP REFER Transmission)
335
ISDN Advice of Charge Support
337
FXS Interface Configuration
341
Chapter 29 FXS Interface Configuration
342
Introduction
342
FXS Supplementary Services Description
342
Call Holding
342
Call Waiting
342
FXS Interfaces on the CS Context
342
Making a Second Call While Holding First Call
343
FXS Interface Configuration Task List
344
Configuring a Subscriber Number (Recommended)
344
Configuring an Alternate PSTN Profile (Optional)
344
Configuring Call Holding Supplementary Service (Optional)
345
Configuring Caller-ID Presentation (Optional)
345
Configuring Additional Call Offering Supplementary Service (Optional)
346
Configuring Call Waiting Supplementary Service (Optional)
346
FXO Interface Configuration
348
Chapter 30 FXO Interface Configuration
349
Introduction
349
FXO Interfaces on the CS Context
349
FXO Services Description
350
Creating an FXO Interface
350
Deleting an FXO Interface
351
FXO Interface Configuration Task List
352
Configuring an Alternate PSTN Profile (Optional)
352
FXO Off-Hook on Caller ID
352
Configuring When the Digits Are Dialed (Optional)
353
Configuring the Number of Rings to Wait before Answering the Call (Optional)
355
Configuring How to Detect a Call Has Disconnected (Optional)
356
Configuring How to Detect an Outgoing Call Is Connected (Optional)
357
Configuring the Destination of the Call
358
FXO Mute Dialing
358
CS Configuration
358
FXO Interface Examples
359
323 Interface Configuration
360
Chapter 31 H.323 Interface Configuration
361
Introduction
361
Interface Configuration Task List
361
H.323 Interfaces on the CS Context
361
Binding the Interface to an H.323 Gateway
362
Interface Configuration Task List
362
Configuring an Alternate Voip Profile (Optional)
363
Configuring CLIP/CLIR Support (Optional)
364
Enabling 'Early-Proceeding' on H.323 Interfaces
365
Enabling the Early Call Disconnect (Optional)
365
Enabling the Via Address Support (Optional)
366
Override the Default Destination Call Signaling Port (Optional)
366
Configuring Status Inquiry Settings (Optional)
367
Enabling or Disabling Overlapped Sending Support in H.323
368
AOC-D Support for H.323
368
SIP Interface Configuration
370
Chapter 32 SIP Interface Configuration
371
Introduction
371
SIP Interface Configuration Task List
371
SIP Interfaces on the CS Context
371
Binding the Interface to a SIP Gateway
372
Configure a Remote Host
372
Configuring an Alternate Voip Profile (Optional)
373
Configuring Early Call Connect / Disconnect (Optional)
374
Configuring a Phone Context (Optional)
374
Mapping Call-Control Properties to SIP Headers
375
Mapping Call-Control Properties to SIP Headers Diagram
375
Configuring ISDN Redirecting Number Tunneling over SIP
376
Enabling Support for SIP Remote-Party-ID Headers
377
Enabling SIP RFC Privacy, Asserted-Identity, & Preferred-Identity Headers (RFC 3323/3325)
377
SIP REFER Transmission (& ISDN Explicit Call Transfer Support)
378
Call Router Configuration
381
Introduction
383
Direct Call Routing Vs. Advanced Call Routing
384
Call Router Configuration Task List
385
Map out the Goals for the Call Router
385
Configure Address Completion Timeout
386
Configure General Call Router Behavior
386
Enable Advanced Call Routing on Circuit Interfaces
386
Configure Default Digit Collection Timeout and Terminating Character
387
Configure Number Prefix for ISDN Number Types
388
ISDN Number Types
388
Configure Call Routing Tables
389
Create a Routing Table
389
Routing Table Outline
389
Routing Table Types
389
Called Party Number Routing Table
391
Regular Expressions
391
Wildcard Symbols Used as Keys in E.164 Tables (Calling-E164, Called-E164)
392
Digit Collection
393
Wildcard Symbols Used as Keys in E.164 Tables (Calling-E164, Called-E164)
393
Digit Collection Variants
394
Calling Party Number Routing Table
397
Number Type Routing Table
397
Numbering Plan Routing Table
398
IP Address Routing Table
399
Name Routing Table
399
Presentation Indicator Routing Table
400
URI Routing Table
400
Screening Indicator Routing Table
401
Information Transfer Capability Routing Table
402
Call-Router Support for Redirecting Number and Redirect Reason
403
Date Routing Table
404
Day of Week Routing Table
404
Time of Day Routing Table
404
Deleting Routing Tables
405
Configure Mapping Tables
406
Mapping Table Outline
406
Mapping Table Types
407
Mapping Table Examples
409
E.164 to E.164 Mapping Tables
410
Custom SIP Uris from Called-/Calling-E164 Properties
413
Other Mapping Tables
413
Deleting Mapping Tables
414
Creating Complex Functions
415
Deleting Complex Functions
416
Digit Collection & Sending-Complete Behavior
417
Ingress Interface
417
Sending-Complete
417
Call-Router
418
Egress Interface
420
Creating a Hunt Group Service
422
Creating Call Services
422
Hunt Group Service
423
Hunt Group Drop Causes
425
Creating a Distribution Group Service
431
Distribution Group Service
431
Distribution Group Service Examples
432
Call-Router 'Limiter' Service
433
Distribution-Group Min-Concurrent Setting
433
Priority Service
434
Limiter' Service Diagram
434
Priority Service Diagram
435
CS Bridge Service-'Voip Leased Line
436
CS Bridge Service-'Voip Leased Line' Diagram
436
Bridge Services Diagram
437
Deleting Call Services
438
Activate the Call Router Configuration
439
Test the Call Router Configuration
440
Call Routing Example Network
441
CS Context and Call Router Elements
443
Tone Configuration
446
Introduction
447
Tone-Set Profiles
447
MGCP-Events
448
Tone Configuration Task List
448
Assign Tone-Sets to a PSTN Interfaces
448
Configure Tone-Set Profiles
449
Configuring Call-Progress-Tone Profiles
449
Enable Tone-Set Profile
450
Show Call-Progress-Tone and Tone-Set Profiles
451
ISDN Port Configuration
454
Introduction
455
ISDN Reference Points
455
ISDN UNI Signaling
456
Possible Smartnode Port Configurations
456
ISDN Signaling Side
456
Integration of ISDN Access Lines
457
ISDN Configuration Concept
458
ISDN Layering
458
ISDN Layering Model
458
Configuration Example
459
Description
459
Configure BRI Port Parameters (Layer 1)
460
ISDN Port Configuration Task List
460
Shutdown and Enable ISDN Ports
460
Configure PRI Port Parameters (Layer 1)
461
Configure ISDN Layer 2 Parameters (Q921)
462
Configure ISDN Layer 3 Parameters (Q931)
463
Enabling PSS1/Q.SIG
464
Show ISDN Port Status
466
Examples
467
PBX Connected to ISDN Port 1/0
468
FXS Port Configuration
469
Introduction
470
Shutdown and Enable FXS Ports
470
Bind FXS Ports to Higher Layer Applications
471
Configure Country-Specific FXS Port Parameters
471
Other FXS Port Parameters
472
Example
472
FXO Port Configuration
474
Introduction
475
Shutdown and Enable FXO Ports
475
Bind FXO Ports to Higher Layer Applications
475
Configure Country Specific FXO Port Parameters
476
Other FXO Port Parameters
476
Gateway Configuration
478
Introduction
479
Gateway between IP and CS Contexts
479
Binding the Gateway to an IP Interface
480
Enable the Gateway
480
Gateway Configuration Task List
480
Configure Registration Authentication Service (RAS) (Optional)
481
Configure H.235 Security (Optional)
482
Configuration
483
Advanced Configuration Options (Optional)
486
Enabling H.245 Tunneling
486
Changing the TCP Port for Inbound Call-Signaling Connections
487
Enabling the Early H.245 Procedure
487
Enabling the Fastconnect Procedure
487
Setting the Connect Timeout
488
Setting the Response Timeout
488
Configuring the Terminal Type for Registration with the Gatekeeper
489
Troubleshooting
489
SIP Gateway Configuration
491
Introduction
492
Gateway Configuration Task List
492
SIP Gateway between IP and CS Contexts
492
Binding the Gateway to an IP Interface
493
Configure DNS Resolver
493
Enable the Gateway
494
Registering with a Registrar (Optional)
494
Configure a Default Server (Optional)
495
Configure a Domain Name (Optional)
495
Configure Authentication Parameters (Optional)
496
Automatic Detection of the NAT IP Address for SIP
497
SIP Remote-Party-ID
497
Advanced Configuration Options (Optional)
498
Changing the Listening Port for Inbound Call-Signaling
498
Define Session Timer Version
498
Enable the Session Timer (Optional)
498
Define Call Transfer Version
499
Manually Configuring the SIP Contact IP Address
500
SIP Profile
500
Changing the SIP Transaction Timeout
501
Disabling SIP Transport Protocols
501
Enabling the SIP Penalty-Box Feature
501
Initiating a New SIP Session for Redirected SIP Calls
501
Troubleshooting
502
Configuring Multiple SIP Services on a SIP Gateway
503
Voip Profile Configuration
506
Introduction
507
Voip Profile Configuration Task List
507
Creating a Voip Profile
508
Configure Codecs
509
Configuring DTMF Relay
511
Configuring the Cisco Versions of the G.726 Codecs
511
Configuring RTP Payload Type for Cisco NSE
512
Configuring RTP Payload Types
512
DTMF Relay
512
Configuring Cisco NSE for Fax
513
Configuring the Dejitter Buffer (Advanced)
513
Jitter and Dejitter Buffer
514
Adaptive Versus Static Dejitter Buffer
515
Enabling/Disabling Filters (Advanced)
516
Configuring Fax Transmission
517
Fax Relay and Fax Bypass
518
T.38 CED Retransmission
520
Configuring Fax Failover
521
Fax Bypass Method
521
Configuring Modem Transmission
522
Examples
522
Home Office in an Enterprise Network
522
Modem Bypass Method
522
Home Office with Fax
524
Soft Phone Client Gateway
526
PSTN Profile Configuration
528
Introduction
529
PSTN Profile Configuration Task List
529
Creating a PSTN Profile
529
Configuring Output Gain
530
Configuring the Echo Canceller
530
Echo Cancellation
530
Applying Output Gain
530
Voip Debugging
532
Introduction
533
Debugging Strategy
533
Filtering Debug Monitor Output
534
Verifying IP Connectivity
534
Debugging Call Signaling
535
Debugging ISDN Signaling
535
Verify an Incoming Call
536
Verify an Outgoing Call
537
Verify ISDN Layer 1,2,3 Status
539
Debugging FXS Signaling
540
Verify an Incoming Call
540
Verify an Outgoing Call
541
Debugging H.323 Signaling
542
Verify an Incoming Call
542
Verify an Outgoing Call
544
Debugging SIP Signaling
546
Verify an Incoming Call
546
Using Smartware's Internal Call Generator
547
Verify an Outgoing Call
547
Debugging Voice Data
549
Check System Logs
551
How to Submit Trouble Reports to Patton
551
Terms and Definitions
553
Introduction
554
Smartware Architecture Terms and Definitions
554
Mode Summary
559
Mode Overview, 1 of 3
560
Introduction
560
Mode Overview, 2 of 3
561
Mode Overview, 3 of 3
562
Command Summary
563
Introduction
564
EBNF Syntax
564
New Configuration Commands
565
Other
565
Restart System
565
Show Command History
565
Show Help
565
Internetworking Terms & Acronyms
566
Abbreviations
567
Used IP Ports & Available Voice Codecs
571
Used IP Ports
572
Available Voice Codecs
573
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