Voip Ip Commands - ZyXEL Communications MSC1000G User Manual

36.7 Adding Another VOP Card voip h248 Command
Example
Suppose you have already configured the previous example to use a single VOP card in slot 3 as
both the signaling card and a media card. Here is an example of how to add a VOP card in slot 4 as
a second media card.
ras> voip ip set 4 192.168.3.175/24 2
ras> voip h248 opmode 4 mc
ras> voip h248 master 4 192.168.3.174 0.0.0.0
ras> voip h248 interface slave 1 2 192.168.3.175
ras> port h248 term 4-1~24
ras> port enable 4-1~24
Here is what each line in the example configures:
ras> voip ip set 4 192.168.3.175/24 2
Sets the VOP card in slot 4 to use IP address 192.168.3.175, subnet mask 255.255.255.0, and
VLAN ID 2. These settings are for the internal communications between the signaling card and
media card.
ras> voip h248 opmode 4 mc
Sets the VOP card in slot 4 to function as a media card.
ras> voip h248 master 4 192.168.3.174 0.0.0.0
Sets the VOP card in slot 4 to use the VOP card at IP address 192.168.3.174 as the primary
signaling card and no secondary signaling card.
ras> voip h248 interface slave 1 2 192.168.3.175
Identifies H.248 interface 1's media (slave) card 2 as using IP address 192.168.3.175.
ras> port h248 term 4-1~24
Creates H.248 terminations for the ports on the VOP card in slot 4.
ras> port enable 4-1~24
Turns on the ports on the VOP card in slot 4.

36.8 voip ip Commands

Use these commands to manage the IP address, VLAN and DNS details of the VoIP line cards.
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