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3Com SuperStack 3 NBX Administrator's Manual (466 pages)

3Com Networked Telephony Solutions Administrator's Guide

Brand: 3Com | Category: Telephone System | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
3
Industry Canada Notice
14
About this Guide

15
- How to Use this Guide
  15
- Conventions
  16
- International Terminology
  16
- Your Comments
  17
Introduction

19
Dial Plan

27
Device Configuration

125
- Adding, Removing, and Modifying Telephones
  126
  - Adding a New Telephone
    126
  - Connecting the Telephone
    126
  - Modifying a Telephone
    131
  - Checking a Telephone's Status
    131
  - Removing a Telephone
    133
  - Rebooting a Telephone
    133
- Adding a Remote Telephone
  134
  - Remote NAPT Device Configuration
    134
- Creating and Managing Bridged Extensions
  135
- Creating and Managing Telephone Groups
  143
  - Creating a New Telephone Group
    143
  - Modifying a Telephone Group
    143
  - Removing a Telephone Group
    144
  - Viewing Telephone Group Membership
    144
- Recording and Monitoring Telephone Calls
  144
  - Recording Calls between Telephones with Different Recording Settings
    145
  - Conference Calls
    145
  - Remote Telephones
    146
  - Music on Hold
    146
  - Non-NBX Telephones
    146
- Creating and Managing Button Mappings
  147
- Changing Device IP Settings
  161
- Configuring Call Park
  162
  - Adding a Call Park Extension
    162
- Changing the Name of a Call Park Extension
  163
- Removing a Call Park Extension
  163
- Configuring the NBX 1105 Attendant Console
  163
- Configuring and Managing Analog Line Card Ports
  186
  - Configuring a Line Card Port
    187
  - Modifying a Line Card Port
    191
  - Removing a Line Card Port
    192
  - Verifying Line Card Port Status
    192
  - Rebooting a Line Card Port
    194
  - Advanced Settings
    195
  - Default Values
    195
- Connecting and Managing Analog Devices
  199
- Configuring and Managing BRI-ST Digital Line Cards
  213
  - Adding an ISDN BRI-ST Digital Line Card
    213
  - Configuring the BRI-ST Digital Line Card
    216
  - BRI-ST Card Status Lights
    218
  - Modifying a BRI-ST Card
    219
  - Adding or Modifying a BRI Group
    220
  - Modifying BRI Card Channels
    223
  - Modifying IP Settings for a BRI Card
    225
  - Removing a BRI Digital Line Card
    225
- Configuring and Managing E1 Digital Line Cards
  226
  - Adding an E1 Digital Line Card
    227
  - Configuring the E1 Digital Line Card
    229
  - E1 Card Status Lights
    231
  - Modifying an E1 Card
    231
  - Adding or Modifying an E1 Group
    234
  - Modifying E1 Card Channels
    237
    
    Modifying IP Settings for an E1 Card
    239
    
    Removing an E1 Digital Line Card
    240
  - Configuring and Managing T1 Digital Line Cards
    240
    
    Adding a T1 Digital Line Card
    241
    
    Configuring a T1 Digital Line Card for the DS1 Protocol
    244
    
    Configuring a T1 Digital Line Card for ISDN PRI Signaling
    248
    
    T1 Card Status Lights
    252
    
    Modifying a T1 Card
    252
    
    Support of At&T's 4ESS Switch Protocol
    254
    
    Modifying a T1 Group
    257
    
    Modifying T1 Card Channels
    259
    
    Modifying IP Settings for a T1 Card
    261
    
    Removing a T1 Digital Line Card
    261
User Configuration

263
- Users
  263
  - Phantom Mailboxes
    263
- Call Pickup
  264
  - Group Numbers
    264
- TAPI Route Points
  265
  - Redirect Behaviors
    265
  - TAPI Route Point Capacities
    267
  - Creating a TAPI Route Point
    267
  - Modifying a TAPI Route Point
    268
  - Viewing TAPI Route Point Statistics
    269
  - Specifying TAPI Line Redirect Timeout
    270
- Hunt Groups
  271
  - Hunt Group Considerations
    271
  - Linear and Circular Hunt Groups
    272
  - Calling Groups
    272
  - Call Coverage
    273
- Class of Service (Cos)
  273
System Configuration

275
- System Settings
  275
  - System-Wide Settings
    277
  - Audio Settings
    280
  - Regional Settings
    282
  - Date and Time
    283
  - Timers
    283
  - Ringing Patterns
    284
  - Multicast Addresses
    285
  - IP Addresses
    286
  - Maintenance Alerts
    286
- Speed Dials
  287
- Business Identity
  288
  - Business Information
    288
  - Business Hours
    288
  - System Mode
    288
- Security
  289
- TAPI Settings
  289
- Disk Mirroring
  290
  - Adding a Mirror Disk
    290
  - Verifying a Failed Disk Drive
    292
  - Reverting to a Single-Disk System
    293
Nbx Messaging

295
- NBX Voice Mail
  295
  - Additional Considerations
    297
  - IMAP for Integrated Voice Mail
    298
  - Voice Mail Extensions
    298
  - Voice Mail Passwords
    298
  - Off-Site Notification
    300
  - Status
    301
  - Port Usage
    302
  - User Usage
    306
- Auto Attendant
  307
  - Overview of Auto Attendant Features
    307
  - Adding an Auto Attendant
    308
  - Managing Auto Attendants
    319
  - Voice Application Setup Utility
    321
  - Testing the Auto Attendant
    322
- Voice Profile for Internet Mail
  323
  - Control Parameters
    324
  - Operations Management
    324
  - Statistics
    326
  - Advanced Settings
    327
Operations

331
- Software Upgrade
  331
  - System Software Licensing
    332
  - Restricted Operation
    333
  - Considerations
    334
  - Customer Service
    335
- Reboot/Shutdown
  335
- Manage Data
  335
  - Backup
    336
  - Restore
    338
  - Convert Database
    339
  - Purge Database
    339
  - Purge Database and CDR
    339
  - Purge All Voice Mail
    339
- Event Log
  339
- Licenses
  340
  - Add a License
    340
  - Remove a License
    341
  - Usage Report
    341
  - Backing up Licenses
    341
  - Restoring Backed-Up Licenses
    341
  - Obtaining Details of License History
    342
- Regional Software
  342
  - Install
    342
  - Remove
    343
  - Details
    343
- Third-Party Drivers
  344
  - NBX Software Upgrades
    344
  - Third-Party Telephone Groups
    344
Reports

345
- Directory
  345
- Device List
  346
- System Data
  346
  - Disk Status
    346
  - Power Supply Status
    346
- Call Reporting
  347
  - Windows Environment Specifications
    347
  - Installing Call Reports
    347
  - Configuring Call Reporting
    348
  - Purge CDR
    348
Downloads

349
- Software
  349
  - Additional Applications
    349
- Label Makers
  350
- Quick Reference Guides
  350
Troubleshooting

351
- Overview
  351
- Telephone Troubleshooting
  352
  - Using the Telephone Local User Interface (LUI) Utility
    352
    
    Display Panel
    353
    
    Scroll Buttons
    354
  - Using H3Pingip
    359
  - 10: Troubleshooting
    360
- System-Level Troubleshooting
  360
  - Digital Line Card Troubleshooting
    363
  - Alarm Conditions (Overview)
    363
  - Alarm Descriptions
    364
  - Red Alarm
    364
  - Alarms on NBX Digital Line Cards
    365
  - Configuration and Status Reports
    366
- Connecting a Computer to a Serial Port
  370
- Servicing the Network Call Processor Battery
  371
- Getting Service and Support
  372
Integrating Third -Party Messaging

373
Isdn Completion Cause Codes

382
- Server
  
  383
100 C Configuring Option 184On a Windows2000 Dhcp

383
- On a Windows 2000 Dhcp
  383
- Overview
  383
  - Assumptions
    383
- Creating Option
  383
- Editing Option 184 Values
  384
- Activating Option
  385
Conne Xtions H.323 Gateway

387
- Overview of Connextions
  388
- Installation Requirements
  388
  - WAN Router
    388
  - Windows-Based System
    389
  - Windows Compatibility
    389
  - Connextions Software
    392
- Preparing for Installation
  392
  - Assembling System Information
    392
  - Verifying the G.723 Converter
    393
  - Checking Service Pack (Windows NT Only)
    393
  - Configuring Licenses
    393
- Installing Connextions
  395
  - Finishing the Installation
    397
- Overview of H.323
  398
  - Negotiated Connections
    398
  - Negotiated Voice Compression
    399
  - Standard Extensions
    400
  - Remote Internet Device Connections
    400
  - Personal Computers
    400
- The H.323 Connection
  401
- Connection Considerations
  402
  - Overall Connectivity
    402
  - Quality of Service
    403
  - Quality of Service Control
    406
- Special Issues
  408
  - Firewall Security
    408
  - Outbound Calls
    409
  - Gateway Load
    410
  - Remote Access
    410
  - PBX Connections
    411
  - Class of Service
    414
  - IP Type of Service and Differentiated Services
    414
  - Alternate Gatekeepers
    415
- Checking Connections
  415
  - Gateway Checks
    415
  - Network Checks
    416
    
    Network Ping
    416
    
    Interpreting the Results
    419
- Placing Calls
  420
  - IP Address Entry
    420
  - Speed Dials
    421
  - One Button Access
    423
  - Entering Digits During Calls
    423
- Receiving Calls
  424
  - Auto Attendant
    424
  - Attendant Console
    425
  - Other Extensions
    425
- Handling Conference Calls
  426
- Related H.323 Documentation
  426
Caller ID

427
- Forwarded Calls and Caller ID
  427
- Long Caller ID Character Strings
  427
- Specific Caller ID Situations
  428
  - Analog Telephones
    428
  - Bridged Extension Telephones
    429
  - Calls that Are Forwarded Multiple Times
    429
  - External Calls
    429
  - Internal Calls
    431
  - Nortel Phones
    431
  - Parked Calls
    431
  - Second Incoming Call
    431
  - TAPI Calls
    431
  - TAPI Redirected Calls
    431
  - VTL Calls
    431
  - Calls Transferred to Hunt Groups
    431
    
    Data Compression
    437
    
    Delayed Ringing
    437
    
    Hybrid Mode
    440
    
    Mac Address
    442
    
    OSI Model
    444
    
    Out-Of-Band Signaling
    444
    
    Packet Switching
    445
    
    Phantom Mailbox
    445
    
    Serial Interface
    447
Glossary

450
- Outside North America
  466

3Com SuperStack 3 NBX Administrator's Manual (496 pages)

Brand: 3Com | Category: Telephone System | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

16
- Conventions
  16
- International Terminology
  16
- Documentation
  16
  - Your Comments
    16
1 Introduction

19
- Network-Based Telephony
  19
- Overview of the System Software
  20
  - Auto Attendant
    20
  - Auto Discovery and Auto Relocation
    20
  - Virtual Tie Lines
    20
  - Integrated Voice Mail and Messaging Features
    20
  - Redialing from Call Logs
    21
  - Call Recording
    21
- NBX Netset Administration Utility
  22
- NBX Netset Features
  23
2 Dial Plan

27
3 Device Configuration

139
- Adding, Removing, and Modifying Telephones
  140
  - Adding a New Telephone
    140
  - Modifying a Telephone
    150
  - Checking a Telephone's Status
    151
  - Removing a Telephone
    153
  - Rebooting a Telephone
    154
- Creating and Managing Bridged Extensions
  154
- Creating and Managing Telephone Groups
  162
  - Creating a New Telephone Group
    163
  - Modifying a Telephone Group
    164
  - Removing a Telephone Group
    165
  - Viewing Telephone Group Membership
    166
- Recording and Monitoring Telephone Calls
  167
  - Recording Calls between Telephones with Different Recording Settings
    167
  - Music on Hold
    168
  - Non-NBX Telephones
    168
  - Remote Telephones
    168
- Creating and Managing Button Mappings
  169
- Changing Device IP Settings
  181
- Configuring Call Park
  182
- Configuring the NBX 1105 Attendant Console
  186
  - Adding an Attendant Console
    187
  - Modifying an Attendant Console
    189
  - Viewing Attendant Console Status
    190
  - Removing an Attendant Console
    192
  - Configuring Attendant Console Buttons
    192
  - Attendant Console
    198
  - Changing Attendant Console IP Settings
    206
- Configuring and Managing Analog Line Card Ports
  207
  - Configuring a Line Card Port
    207
  - Modifying a Line Card Port
    214
  - Removing a Line Card Port
    215
  - Verifying Line Card Port Status
    216
  - Rebooting a Line Card Port
    218
  - Advanced Settings
    218
- Connecting and Managing Analog Devices
  222
- Configuring and Managing BRI-ST Digital Line Cards
  239
  - Adding an ISDN BRI-ST Digital Line Card
    240
  - Configuring the ISDN BRI-ST Digital Line Card
    242
  - BRI-ST Card Status Lights
    246
  - Modifying a BRI-ST Card
    246
  - Adding or Modifying a BRI Group
    248
  - Modifying BRI Card Channels
    253
  - Modifying IP Settings for a BRI Card
    256
  - Removing a BRI Digital Line Card
    259
- Configuring and Managing E1 Digital Line Cards
  259
  - Adding an E1 Digital Line Card
    260
  - Configuring the E1 Digital Line Card
    262
  - E1 Card Status Lights
    266
  - Modifying an E1 Card
    266
  - Adding or Modifying an E1 Group
    270
  - Modifying E1 Card Channels
    276
  - Modifying IP Settings for an E1 Card
    279
  - Removing an E1 Digital Line Card
    282
  - Configuring and Managing T1 Digital Line Cards
    282
    
    Adding a T1 Digital Line Card
    283
    
    Configuring a T1 Digital Line Card for the DS1 Protocol
    288
    
    Configuring a T1 Digital Line Card for ISDN PRI Signaling
    296
    
    T1 Card Status Lights
    302
    
    Modifying a T1 Card
    303
    
    Support of At&T's 4ESS Switch Protocol
    308
    
    Modifying a T1 Group
    311
    
    Modifying T1 Card Channels
    315
    
    Modifying IP Settings for a T1 Card
    319
    
    Removing a T1 Digital Line Card
    321
4 User Configuration

323
- Users
  323
  - Phantom Mailboxes
    323
- Call Pickup
  324
  - Group Numbers
    324
- Hunt Groups
  325
  - Hunt Group Considerations
    325
  - Linear and Circular Hunt Groups
    325
  - Calling Groups
    326
  - Call Coverage
    326
- Class of Service (Cos)
  327
5 System Configuration

329
- System Settings
  329
  - System-Wide Settings
    330
  - Regional Settings
    334
  - Date and Time
    335
  - Timers
    336
  - Ringing Patterns
    336
  - Multicast Addresses
    337
  - IP Addresses
    338
  - Maintenance Alerts
    338
- Speed Dials
  339
- Business Identity
  339
  - Business Information
    340
  - Business Hours
    340
  - System Mode
    340
- Security
  340
- TAPI Settings
  341
- Disk Mirroring
  341
  - Adding a Mirror Disk
    343
  - Verifying a Failed Disk Drive
    345
  - Reverting to a Single-Disk System
    346
6 Nbx Messaging

347
- NBX Voice Mail
  347
  - Voice Mail Extensions
    349
  - Voice Mail Passwords
    350
  - IMAP (for Integrated Voice Mail)
    350
  - Off-Site Notification
    351
  - Status
    353
  - Port Usage
    353
  - User Usage
    357
- Auto Attendant
  358
  - Overview of Auto Attendant Features
    358
  - Adding an Auto Attendant
    359
  - Managing Auto Attendants
    369
  - Voice Application Setup Utility
    371
  - Testing the Auto Attendant
    372
- Voice Profile for Internet Mail
  373
  - Control Parameters
    373
  - Operations Management
    374
  - Statistics
    375
  - Advanced Settings
    376
7 Operations

379
- Software Upgrade
  379
- Reboot/Shutdown
  380
- Manage Data
  380
  - Backup
    381
  - Restore
    381
  - Convert Database
    381
  - Purge Database
    381
  - Purge Database and CDR
    381
- Event Log
  382
- Licenses
  382
  - Add a License
    383
  - Remove a License
    383
  - Usage Report
    383
  - Backing up Licenses
    383
  - Restoring Backed up Licenses
    383
  - Obtaining Details of License History
    384
- Regional Software
  384
  - Install
    384
  - Remove
    385
  - Details
    385
- Third-Party Drivers
  386
  - NBX Software Upgrades
    386
  - Third-Party Telephone Groups
    386
8 Reports

387
- Directory
  387
- Device List
  388
- System Data
  388
  - Disk Status
    388
  - Power Supply Status
    388
- Call Reporting
  389
  - Windows Environment Specifications
    389
  - Installing Call Reports
    389
  - Configuring Call Reporting
    390
  - Purge CDR
    390
9 Downloads

391
- Software
  391
  - Additional Software
    391
- Label Makers
  392
- Quick Reference Sheets
  392
10 Troubleshooting

393
- Overview
  393
- Telephone Troubleshooting
  394
  - Using the Telephone Local User Interface (LUI) Utility
    394
  - Using H3Pingip
    400
- System-Level Troubleshooting
  401
  - Digital Line Card Troubleshooting
    404
  - Alarm Conditions (Overview)
    404
  - Alarm Descriptions
    405
  - Alarms on NBX Digital Line Cards
    406
  - Configuration and Status Reports
    407
- Connecting a Computer to a Serial Port
  410
- Servicing the Network Call Processor Battery
  411
- Getting Service and Support
  411
  - Xtions H.323 Gateway
    413
- Overview of Connextions
  414
- Installation Requirements
  414
  - WAN Router
    414
  - Windows-Based System
    415
  - Connextions Software
    418
- Preparing for Installation
  418
  - Assembling System Information
    418
  - Verifying the G.723 Converter
    419
  - Checking Service Pack (Windows NT Only)
    419
  - Configuring Licenses
    419
- Installing Connextions
  421
  - Finishing the Installation
    423
- Overview of H.323
  424
  - Negotiated Connections
    424
  - Negotiated Voice Compression
    424
  - Standard Extensions
    426
  - Remote Internet Device Connections
    426
- The H.323 Connection
  427
- Connection Considerations
  428
  - Overall Connectivity
    428
  - Quality of Service
    429
- Special Issues
  434
  - Firewall Security
    434
  - Gateway Load
    436
  - Remote Access
    436
  - PBX Connections
    437
  - Class of Service
    440
  - IP Type of Service and Differentiated Services
    440
  - Alternate Gatekeepers
    441
- Checking Connections
  441
  - Gateway Checks
    441
  - Network Checks
    442
- Placing Calls
  446
  - IP Address Entry
    446
  - Speed Dials
    447
  - One Button Access
    449
  - Entering Digits During Calls
    449
- Receiving Calls
  450
  - Auto Attendant
    450
  - Attendant Console
    451
  - Other Extensions
    451
- Handling Conference Calls
  452
- Related H.323 Documentation
  452
  - Assumptions
    459
  - Overview
    459
  - Configuring Option 184
    459
    
    Creating Option 184
    459
    
    Editing Option 184 Values
    460
    
    Activating Option 184
    461

3Com SuperStack 3 NBX Getting Started Manual (84 pages)

Switch 4200 Family 26/50/28 Port

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch | Size: 5 MB

Getting Started Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

7
- Conventions
  8
- Related Documentation
  9
  - Accessing Online Documentation
    10
- Documentation Comments
  10
1 Introducing the Super Stack 3 Switch 4200 Family

11
- About the Switch 4200 Family
  12
  - Summary of Hardware Features
    12
- Switch 4200 Family - Front View Detail
  13
  - 10BASE-T/ 100BASE-TX Ports
    14
  - 10/100/1000BASE-T Ports
    14
  - SFP Ports
    14
  - Leds
    15
- Switch 4200 Family - Rear View Detail
  16
  - Power Socket
    16
  - Console Port
    16
- Default Settings
  17
2 Installing the Switch

19
- Package Contents
  20
- Choosing a Suitable Site
  20
- Rack-Mounting
  21
- Placing Units on Top of each Other
  23
- Stacking Units
  23
- The Power-Up Sequence
  24
  - Powering-Up the Switch 4200 Family
    24
  - Checking for Correct Operation of Leds
    24
- SFP Operation
  25
- Choosing the Correct Cables
  27
  - Choosing the Correct Fiber Cables
    28
3 Setting U P for Management

31
4 Problem Solving

54
A Safety Information

57
- Important Safety Information
  58
- L'information de Sécurité Importante
  60
- Wichtige Sicherheitsinformationen
  62
- Información de Seguridad Importante
  64
- Importanti Informazioni DI Sicurezza
  66
- Null Modem Cable
  69
- PC-AT Serial Cable
  69
- Modem Cable
  70
- Pin Assignments
  70
- Specifications
  73
Echnical Pecifications

73
Upport for Your Product

77
- Register Your Product
  77
- Purchase Value-Added Services
  77
- Troubleshoot Online
  78
- Access Software Downloads
  78
- Telephone Technical Support and Repair
  78
- Contact Us
  79
Regulatoryn

83

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