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3Com TP-1610 User Manual Manual

3Com TP-1610 User Manual Manual (496 pages)

SIP gateway

Brand: 3Com | Category: Gateway | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents

User Guide
1
Contents

3
- Table of Contents
  3
- About this Guide
  15
  - How to Use this Guide
    15
  - Conventions
    16
  - About Thi Guide
    17
  - Documentation Comments
    17
  - Notices
    18
    
    WEEE EU Directive
    18
    
    Abbreviations and Terminology
    18
  - Reader's Notes
    18
Chapter 1: Overview

19
- V7122 Overview
  19
- TP-1610 Overview
  20
- V6100 Overview
  21
- TP-260 Overview
  22
- SIP Overview
  23
- V7122 Features
  24
  - General Features
    24
  - PSTN-To-SIP Interworking
    24
  - Supported SIP Features
    26
- Reader's Notes
  28
Chapter 2: Physical Description

29
- V7122 Physical Description
  29
  - The V7122 Chassis
    30
  - Optional CPU Board
    31
- TP-1610 Physical Description
  31
  - TP-1610 Front Panel LED Indicators
    32
  - Rear Transition Module
    34
- V6100 Physical Description
  35
  - V6100 Front Panel
    36
  - V6100 Rear Panel
    42
  - V6100 Modules
    43
  - V6100 Lifeline Phone Link
    44
- TP-260 Physical Description
  45
  - TP-260 Leds
    46
- Reader's Notes
  48
Chapter 3: Installation

49
- Installing the V7122
  49
  - Unpacking
    50
  - Package Contents
    50
  - Mounting the V7122
    51
  - Cabling the V7122
    53
- Installing the TP-1610
  59
  - Unpacking
    60
  - Package Contents
    60
  - Installing the TP-1610
    60
  - Cabling the TP-1610
    62
- Installing the V6100
  62
  - Unpacking
    62
  - Package Contents
    63
  - Mounting the V6100
    63
  - Cabling the V6100
    65
- Installing the
  68
  - Unpacking
    69
  - Package Contents
    69
  - Installing the
    69
  - Cabling the
    70
- Reader's Notes
  72
Chapter 4: Getting Started

73
Chapter 5: Web Management

81
- Computer Requirements
  81
- Protection and Security Mechanisms
  81
- Accessing the Embedded Web Server
  83
  - Using Internet Explorer to Access the Embedded Web Server
    84
- Getting Acquainted with the Web Interface
  85
  - Main Menu Bar
    85
  - Saving Changes
    86
  - Entering Phone Numbers in Various Tables
    86
- Protocol Management
  87
- Advanced Configuration
  110
  - Configuring the Network Settings
    110
  - Configuring the Media Settings
    114
  - Configuring the Trunk Settings
    114
  - Configuring SS7 Tunneling
    117
  - Configuring the TDM Bus Settings
    121
  - Restoring and Backing up the Gateway Configuration
    122
  - Regional Settings
    123
  - Security Settings
    125
  - Configuring the Management Settings
    129
- Status & Diagnostic
  131
  - Gateway Statistics
    131
  - Monitoring the V7122 Trunks & Channels
    136
  - Activating the Internal Syslog Viewer
    138
  - Device Information
    139
  - Viewing the Ethernet Port Information
    140
  - Front Panel View (V6100 Only)
    141
- Software Update Menu
  142
  - Software Upgrade Wizard
    142
  - Auxiliary Files
    147
  - Updating the Software Upgrade Key
    149
- Save Configuration
  149
- Resetting the V7122
  150
- Logging off the Embedded Web Server
  150
- Reader's Notes
  152
Chapter 6: Ini File Configuration of the V7122

153
- Secured Ini File
  153
- Modifying an Ini File
  153
- The Ini File Content
  154
- The Ini File Structure
  154
  - The Ini File Structure Rules
    155
- The Ini File Example
  155
- Networking Parameters
  156
- System Parameters
  168
- Web and Telnet Parameters
  174
- Security Parameters
  176
- RADIUS Parameters
  179
- SNMP Parameters
  180
- SIP Configuration Parameters
  182
- Voice Mail Parameters
  202
- ISDN and CAS Interworking-Related Parameters
  204
- Number Manipulation and Routing Parameters
  213
- E1/T1 Configuration Parameters
  221
- Channel Parameters
  229
- Configuration Files Parameters
  235
- Reader's Notes
  236
Chapter 7: Using Bootp / Dhcp

237
- Bootp/Dhcp Server Parameters
  237
- Using DHCP
  238
- Using Bootp
  239
  - Upgrading the V7122
    239
  - Vendor Specific Information Field
    239
  - Reader's Notes
    240
Chapter 8 : Telephony Capabilities

241
- Working with Supplementary Services
  241
  - Call Hold and Retrieve Features
    241
  - Call Transfer
    242
- Configuring the DTMF Transport Types
  242
  - Fax & Modem Transport Modes
    244
  - Fax/Modem Settings
    244
- Throughpacket
  246
- Dynamic Jitter Buffer Operation
  246
- Configuring the Gateway's Alternative Routing (Based on Connectivity and Qos)
  248
- Call Detail Report
  249
- Supported RADIUS Attributes
  251
  - RADIUS Server Messages
    253
- Trunk to Trunk Routing Example
  253
- Proxy or Registrar Registration Example
  254
- SIP Call Flow Example
  255
- SIP Authentication Example
  258
- Reader's Notes
  262
Chapter 9 : Networking Capabilities

263
- Ethernet Interface Configuration
  263
- Ethernet Interface Redundancy
  264
- NAT (Network Address Translation) Support
  264
  - Stun
    265
  - First Incoming Packet Mechanism
    266
  - Rtp No-Op
    267
- Point-To-Point Protocol over Ethernet (Pppoe)
  267
  - Point-To-Point Protocol (PPP) Overview
    267
  - Pppoe Overview
    268
  - Pppoe in 3Com Gateways
    269
- IP Multicasting
  270
- Robust Reception of RTP Streams
  270
- Multiple Routers Support
  270
- Simple Network Time Protocol Support
  271
- IP Qos Via Differentiated Services (Diffserv)
  271
- VLANS and Multiple Ips
  272
  - IEEE 802.1P/Q (Vlans and Priority)
    272
  - Getting Started with VLANS and Multiple Ips
    274
    
    Reader's Notes
    278
    
    V7122 Clock Settings
    279
Chapter 10 : Advanced Pstn Configuration 279

280
- ISDN Overlap Dialing
  280
- Using ISDN NFAS
  280
  - NFAS Interface ID
    281
  - Working with DMS-100 Switches
    282
- Redirect Number and Calling Name (Display)
  283
- Reader's Notes
  284
Chapter 11 : Advanced System Capabilities

285
- Restoring Networking Parameters to Their Initial State
  285
- Establishing a Serial Communications Link with the V7122
  286
- Automatic Update Mechanism
  287
- Startup Process
  289
- Using Parameter Tables
  292
  - Table Indices
    293
  - Table Permissions
    293
  - Dynamic Tables Vs. Static Tables
    293
  - Secret Tables
    294
  - Using the Ini File to Configure Parameter Tables
    294
- Customizing the V7122 Web Interface
  296
- Software Upgrade Key
  302
Chapter 12 : Special Applications

307
- TDM Tunneling
  307
  - Implementation
    307
- SS7 Tunneling
  309
  - MTP2 Tunneling Technology
    310
  - SS7 Characteristics
    311
  - SS7 Parameters
    311
  - SS7 Parameter Tables
    313
  - SS7 MTP2 Tunneling Ini File Example
    318
- QSIG Tunneling
  322
  - Implementation
    323
  - Reader's Notes
    324
Chapter 13 : Security

325
- Ipsec and IKE
  325
  - Ipsec
    327
  - Configuring the Ipsec and IKE
    327
- Ssl/Tls
  337
  - SIP over TLS (SIPS)
    337
  - Embedded Web Server Configuration
    337
  - Secured Telnet
    338
  - Server Certificate Replacement
    338
  - Client Certificates
    340
- Srtp
  341
- RADIUS Login Authentication
  342
  - Setting up a RADIUS Server
    343
  - Configuring RADIUS Support
    344
- Internal Firewall
  346
- Network Port Usage
  348
- Recommended Practices
  349
- Legal Notice
  350
- Reader's Notes
  350
Chapter 14 : Diagnostics

351
- Self-Testing
  351
- Syslog Support
  352
  - Syslog Servers
    353
  - Operation
    353
  - Reader's Notes
    354
Chapter 15 : Snmp-Based Management

355
- About SNMP
  355
  - SNMP Message Standard
    355
  - SNMP MIB Objects
    356
  - SNMP Extensibility Feature
    357
- Carrier Grade Alarm System
  357
  - Active Alarm Table
    358
  - Alarm History
    358
- Cold Start Trap
  359
- Third-Party Performance Monitoring Measurements
  359
- Trunkpack-Vop Series Supported Mibs
  360
- Traps
  363
- SNMP Interface Details
  365
  - SNMP Community Names
    365
  - Trusted Managers
    366
  - SNMP Ports
    368
  - Multiple SNMP Trap Destinations
    368
  - Trap Mangers Configuration Via Snmp
    370
- SNMP Manager Backward Compatibility
  372
- Dual Module Interface
  372
- SNMP NAT Traversal
  373
- Com' Element Management System
  373
- Reader's Notes
  374
- Configuring the Call Progress Tones
  375
  - Format of the Call Progress Tones Section in the Ini File
    376
- Prerecorded Tones (PRT) File
  379
  - PRT File Format
    379
- Voice Prompts File
  379
- CAS Protocol Configuration Files
  380
- User Information File
  381
- Reader's Notes
  382
Chapter 17 : Selected Technicalspecifications

383
- General Specifications
  383
- V7122 Specifications
  385
- TP-1610 Specifications
  387
- V6100 Specifications
  389
- TP-260 Specifications
  390
- Reader's Notes
  392
- Reader's Notes
  394
- When to Use the Bootp/Tftp
  395
- An Overview of Bootp
  395
- Key Features
  396
- Specifications
  396
- Installation
  396
- Loading the Cmp File, Booting the Device
  397
- Bootp/Tftp Application User Interface
  397
- Function Buttons on the Main Screen
  398
- Log Window
  398
- Setting the Preferences
  400
  - Bootp Preferences
    400
  - TFTP Preferences
    401
- Configuring the Bootp Clients
  402
  - Adding Clients
    402
  - Deleting Clients
    403
  - Editing Client Parameters
    404
  - Testing the Client
    404
  - Setting Client Parameters
    404
  - Using Command Line Switches
    406
- Managing Client Templates
  407
- Reader's Notes
  409
- Payload Types Defined in RFC 3551
  410
- Defined Payload Types
  410
- Default RTP/RTCP/T.38 Port Allocation
  411
- Reader's Notes
  413
- Trunkpack Downloadable Conversion Utility
  414
- PSTN Trace Utility
  423
  - Operation
    423
  - Reader's Notes
    425
- Reason Header
  426
- Fixed Mapping of ISDN Release Reason to SIP Response
  427
- Fixed Mapping of SIP Response to ISDN Release Reason
  429
- Reader's Notes
  431
- Alarm Traps
  432
  - Component: Board#<N
    432
  - Component: Alarmmanager#0
    437
  - Component: Ethernetlink#0
    437
  - Log Traps (Notifications)
    440
  - Other Traps
    441
  - Trap Varbinds
    443
  - Reader's Notes
    443
- Windows 2000/XP Operation Systems
  444
- Linux Operation Systems
  445
- Reader's Notes
  447
- Required Working Tools
  448
- OSN Server Installation on the V6100
  448
- Reader's Notes
  453
- Physical Mounting Requirements
  454
- Software Requirements
  455
- Physical Mounting Requirements
  455
  - V6100 Front Panel Connection
    455
  - V6100 Rear Panel Connection
    455
- Software Installation
  455
- V7122
  484
  - Safety Notice
    485
  - Industry Canada Notice
    486
  - Digital Device Warnings
    486
  - Network Information and Intent of Use
    486
  - Network Compatibility
    486
  - Telecommunication Safety
    487
  - FCC Statement
    487
  - Tp-1610
    488
  - Safety Notices
    489
  - Industry Canada Notice
    489
  - Digital Device Warnings
    489
  - Network Information and Intent of Use
    490
  - Network Compatibility
    490
  - Telecommunication Safety
    490
  - FCC Statement
    491
- Tp-260
  492
  - FCC Digital Device Warnings
    493
  - Safety Notices
    493
  - Industry Canada Notice
    493
  - Network Compatibility
    494
  - Network Information and Intent of Use
    494
  - Telecommunication Safety
    494
  - FCC Statement
    495
    
    Reader's Notes
    495
    
    Customer Support 4
    496

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