Summary of Contents for ProVu 500B4
- Page 1 SARK500 Embedded VoIP/TDM PBX Quick-start Installation Guide V3.1 SARK Version 3 Release 1 November 2010 Copyright Aelintra Telecom Limited 2005-2009...
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Page 2: Copyright Aelintra Telecom Limited
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents ..............................1 Introduction..........................3 Platform Options.........................3 SARK500 network defaults......................4 FIREWALL............................5 Equipment Deployment......................6 Unpacking..........................6 Equipment Placement......................6 Maximum Cable lengths......................6 Network Port Assignment.......................7 ISDN Port Assignment......................8 Network Switch........................8 Power Up..........................8 Logging into the system......................8 Adding Extensions.........................10 Changing the system password.....................10 Further Reading........................10... -
Page 4: Introduction
SARK 500 is available in several different hardware configurations as follows: − MODEL DESCRIPTION Slot1 Slot2 VOIP 500F4 VoIP/FXO 4xFXO 500F8 VoIP/FXO 4xFXO 4xFXO 500B2 VoIP/BRI 2xBRI 500B4 VoIP/BRI 2xBRI 2xBRI 500G2 VoIP/GSM 2xGSM 500G4 VoIP/GSM 2xGSM 2xGSM 500F4G2 VoIP/FXO/GSM 4xFXO 2xGSM 500B2G2... -
Page 5: Sark500 Network Defaults
SARK500 network defaults SARK500 runs as a discrete network server as part of an existing IP network setup. SARK500 has its own on-board firewall but it will normally sit behind an existing upstream “nat” firewall or router. Unless you specify otherwise, your system will be set to request DHCP from the network. -
Page 6: Firewall
FIREWALL SARK500 uses the Shorewall firewall to manage access to the PBX. Shorewall is a very comprehensive and powerful Linux firewall which, like all firewalls, can be complex to set up. However, SARK completely automates the initial firewall creation. It also makes management relatively straightforward by exposing a set of simple rules for the user to configure. -
Page 7: Equipment Deployment
Equipment Deployment Unpacking Your SARK500 platform and ancillary components are carefully packed to your order at the factory. Before doing anything else, check each component to ensure that all components are present and none have been damaged. Whilst every reasonable care is taken to ensure that the system reaches you in the same condition it left the factory, it is an unfortunate fact that occasionally a component may be damaged in transit. -
Page 8: Network Port Assignment
• Analogue Telephone Adapters (ATA’s) and SIP/IAX Gateways may be sighted up to a maximum of 100m (328 feet) from the network switch when using CAT5 or CAT5e UTP cabling, or 10m (33 feet) for stranded patch cable. They may be up to 10m (33 feet) from any attached analog telephony equipment or carrier termination points (i.e the telephone company terminators). -
Page 9: Isdn Port Assignment
Depending upon the support subscription you have with your reseller/distrubutor this will either be carried out locally by yourself, by your reseller or remotely by ProVu. Logging into the system The SARK UCS/PBX GUI manager is browser based. You can connect using any of the following browsers;... - Page 10 The user-id is admin. The default system password is sarkadmin. Entering the user-id and password will display the SARK500 home panel. Uness you have ordered the SARK UCS/MVP “flatpack” provisioning option from your supplier, your system will initially have no telephony objects defined. The only exception to this is in the case where you have ordered telephony cards with your system.
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Page 11: Adding Extensions
TFTP server into each phone. Alternatively, you can either provision the phones manually or use a professional provisioning service such as the ProVu communications provisioning platform (www.provu.co.uk). Changing the system password The factory set system password will be supplied to you as part of the install documentation.
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