Network-Domain Interface; Table 3-62 Configuring The Settings Of Network-Domain Interface - AddPac IPNext190 Installation Manual

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network-domain interface

network-domain interface is used to configure the physical interface and multi-domain for Call Manager Service.
Domain public is specified to the interface of FastEthernet0/0 and domain private is specified to the interface of
FastEthernet0/1.
For interworking with the remote server (PS2000, RBT1000, UMS1000, IVR1000, MC3000 and others), the
network domain name should be set same as the one in Call Manager.
Table 3-61 Configuring the Settings of network-domain interface
Step
1
IP-PBX#
IP-PBX# configure terminal
IP-PBX(config)#
2
IP-PBX(config)#
fastethernet 0/0 domain public
3
IP-PBX(config)#
fastethernet 0/1 domain Private
4
IP-PBX(config)# network-domain interface ipv6
fastethernet 0/0 domain public
5
IP-PBX(config)# network-domain interface ipv6
fastethernet 0/1 domain Private
Command
network-domain interface
network-domain interface
AddPac Technology Proprietary & Documentation
Description
Enter APOS command entry mode
Set network-domain
ip
FastEthernet 0/0 at5 IPv4 and domain
name to public(Default)
Set network-domain
ip
FastEthernet 0/0 at5 IPv4 and domain
name to private(Default)
(Optional) Set
interface to FastEthernet 0/0 at5 IPv6
and domain name to public(Default)
(Optional) Set
interface to FastEthernet 0/0 at5 IPv6
and domain name to private (Default)
interface to
interface to
network-domain
network-domain
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