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AudioCodes mediapack MP-500 User Manual

AudioCodes mediapack MP-500 User Manual (574 pages)

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Brand: AudioCodes | Category: Gateway | Size: 7.26 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
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Version 5.8
15
- Abbreviations and Terminology
  19
- Customer Support
  19
- Weee Eu Directive
  19
- Related Documentation
  20
1 Overview

21
2 Configuration Concepts

23
3 Web-Based Management

25
4 INI File Configuration

271
- Secured Encoded Ini File
  271
- INI File Format
  271
  - Format Rules
    272
  - Format of Individual Parameters
    272
  - Format of Ini File Table Parameters
    273
  - Example of an Ini File
    275
- Modifying an Ini File
  276
5 Element Management System (EMS)

277
6 Configuration Parameters Reference

291
- Networking Parameters
  291
  - Ethernet Parameters
    291
  - Table 6-1: Ethernet Parameters
    291
  - Multiple IP Interfaces and Vlans Parameters
    292
  - Table 6-2: IP Network Interfaces and VLAN Parameters
    292
  - Static Routing Parameters
    294
  - Table 6-3: Static Routing Parameters
    294
  - Quality of Service Parameters
    295
  - Table 6-4: Qos Parameters
    296
  - NAT Parameters
    297
  - Table 6-5: NAT Parameters
    297
  - DNS Parameters
    298
  - Table 6-6: DNS Parameters
    298
  - NTP and Daylight Saving Time Parameters
    299
  - Table 6-7: NTP and Daylight Saving Time Parameters
    299
- Web and Telnet Parameters
  300
  - General Parameters
    300
  - Table 6-8: General Web and Telnet Parameters
    300
  - Web Parameters
    301
  - Table 6-9: Web Parameters
    301
  - Telnet Parameters
    303
  - Table 6-10: Telnet Parameters
    303
- Debugging and Diagnostics Parameters
  304
  - General Parameters
    304
  - Table 6-11: General Debugging and Diagnostic Parameters
    304
  - Syslog, CDR and Debug Parameters
    305
  - Table 6-12: Syslog, CDR and Debug Parameters
    305
  - Remote Alarm Indication Parameters
    307
  - Table 6-13: RAI Parameters
    307
  - Serial Parameters
    308
  - Table 6-14: Serial Parameters
    308
  - Security Parameters
    309
  - HTTPS Parameters
    309
  - Table 6-15: HTTPS Parameters
    309
  - SRTP Parameters
    310
  - Table 6-16: SRTP Parameters
    310
  - TLS Parameters
    311
  - Table 6-17: TLS Parameters
    311
  - SSH Parameters
    313
  - OCSP Parameters
    313
  - Table 6-18: SSH Parameters
    313
- RADIUS Parameters
  314
- SNMP Parameters
  316
- SIP Configuration Parameters
  319
  - General SIP Parameters
    319
  - IP Group, Proxy, Registration and Authentication Parameters
    336
  - Coders and Profile Parameters
    347
  - Media Realm Parameters
    351
  - Voice Mail Parameters
    352
  - Fax and Modem Parameters
    355
  - DTMF and Hook-Flash Parameters
    356
  - Digit Collection and Dial Plan Parameters
    361
- Supplementary Services Parameters
  363
  - Caller ID Parameters
    363
  - Call Waiting Parameters
    369
  - Call Forwarding Parameters
    371
  - Message Waiting Indication Parameters
    373
  - Call Hold Parameters
    375
  - Call Transfer Parameters
    376
  - Three-Way Conferencing Parameters
    377
  - Emergency Call Parameters
    378
  - FXS Call Cut-Through Parameter
    379
  - Automatic Dialing Parameters
    379
  - Direct Inward Dialing Parameters
    380
  - MLPP Parameters
    382
- SBC Parameters
  384
- Standalone Survivability Parameters
  390
- Answer and Disconnect Supervision Parameters
  393
- Tone Parameters
  397
  - Telephony Tone Parameters
    397
  - Tone Detection Parameters
    400
  - Metering Tone Parameters
    401
- Telephone Keypad Sequence Parameters
  402
- General FXO Parameters
  406
- Hunt Groups, Number Manipulation and Routing Parameters
  409
- Channel Parameters
  425
  - Voice Parameters
    425
  - Fax and Modem Parameters
    427
  - DTMF Parameters
    431
  - RTP, RTCP and T.38 Parameters
    432
- Auxiliary and Configuration Files Parameters
  436
  - Auxiliary/Configuration File Name Parameters
    436
  - Automatic Update Parameters
    437
7 Default Settings

439
- Restoring Factory Defaults
  439
8 Auxiliary Configuration Files

441
- Call Progress Tones File
  441
  - Distinctive Ringing
    444
- Prerecorded Tones File
  446
- Dial Plan File
  446
- FXS Coefficient File
  448
- User Information File
  449
9 IP Telephony Capabilities

451
- Dialing Plan Features
  451
- SBC Application
  456
  - Overview
    456
    
    NAT Traversal
    456
    
    Voip Firewall
    457
    
    Topology Hiding
    457
    
    SIP Normalization
    457
    
    Survivability
    458
  - SIP Network Definitions
    458
    
    Signaling Routing Domain (SRD) Entities
    458
    
    SIP Interfaces
    459
    
    Media Realms
    460
  - SIP Dialog Initiation Process
    460
    
    Figure 9-4: SBC Routing Process
    461
    
    Determining Source and Destination URL
    462
    
    Source IP Group Classification
    462
    
    SBC IP-To-IP Routing
    463
    
    Figure 9-6: IP-To-IP Routing Types
    464
    
    IP-To-IP Inbound and Outbound Manipulation
    465
  - User Registration and Internal Database
    466
    
    Initial Registration Request Processing
    466
    
    Internal Database
    467
    
    Routing Using Internal Database
    467
    
    Registration Refreshes
    468
  - SBC Configuration Example
    468
    
    Figure 9-9: Multiple Interface Table with "Voice" Interface Name
    469
    
    Figure 9-11: Ipmedia Parameters
    470
    
    Figure 9-15: LAN and WAN SIP Interfaces in the SIP Interface Table
    471
    
    Figure 9-17: IP Group 2 (for WAN ITSP) in IP Group Table
    472
    
    Figure 9-18: Proxy Sets Table
    473
    
    Survivability and Alternative Routing
    474
    
    Figure 9-23: Survivability Example Setup
    475
    
    Figure 9-24: Configuring SIP Interface for PSTN (GW)
    476
    
    Figure 9-26: Configuring IP-To-IP Routing Rules
    477
    
    SIP URI Manipulation
    478
    
    Figure 9-28: Manipulation of SIP URI User Part
    479
- Stand-Alone Survivability (SAS) Feature
  480
  - Configuring SAS
    481
  - Configuring Emergency Calls
    482
- Emergency Phone Number Services
  483
  - Enhanced 911 Support
    483
    
    FXO Device Interworking SIP E911 Calls from Service Provider's IP
    483
    
    Network to PSAP DID Lines
    483
    
    Figure 9-31: FXO Device Interfacing between E911 Switch and PSAP
    484
    
    Table 9-3: Dialed Number by Device Depending on Calling Number
    485
    
    FXS Device Emulating PSAP Using DID Loop-Start Lines
    487
    
    Table 9-4: Dialed MF Digits Sent to PSAP
    489
- Configuring DTMF Transport Types
  490
- Fax and Modem Capabilities
  492
  - Fax/Modem Operating Modes
    492
  - Fax/Modem Transport Modes
    492
    
    Fax Relay Mode
    493
    
    Fax/Modem Bypass Mode
    494
    
    Fax / Modem NSE Mode
    495
    
    Fax / Modem Transparent Mode
    496
    
    Fax / Modem Transparent with Events Mode
    497
    
    Fax / Modem Transport Mode
    497
    
    Fax Fallback
    498
  - Fax Support
    498
    
    Using Bypass Mechanism for V.34 Fax Transmission
    498
    
    Using Relay Mode for both T.30 and V.34 Faxes
    499
  - Support
    500
- FXO Operating Modes
  501
  - FXO Operations for IP-To-Tel Calls
    501
    
    One-Stage Dialing
    501
    
    Two-Stage Dialing
    502
    
    DID Wink
    503
  - FXO Operations for Tel-To-IP Calls
    504
    
    Automatic Dialing
    504
    
    Collecting Digits Mode
    505
    
    FXO Supplementary Services
    505
  - Call Termination on FXO Devices
    506
    
    Calls Termination by PBX
    506
    
    Call Termination before Call Establishment
    507
    
    Ring Detection Timeout
    507
- Dynamic Jitter Buffer Operation
  508
- Configuring Alternative Routing (Based on Connectivity and Qos)
  509
- Mapping PSTN Release Cause to SIP Response
  510
- Supported RADIUS Attributes
  510
- Call Detail Record
  513
- Querying Device Channel Resources Using SIP OPTIONS
  515
- Working with Supplementary Services
  515
  - Call Hold and Retrieve
    516
  - Figure 9-37: Double Hold SIP Call Flow
    517
  - Consultation Feature
    518
  - Call Transfer
    518
  - Call Forward
    519
  - Call Forward Reminder Ring
    520
  - Call Waiting
    521
  - Message Waiting Indication
    521
  - Caller ID
    522
    
    Caller ID Detection / Generation on the Tel Side
    522
    
    Debugging a Caller ID Detection on FXO
    523
    
    Caller ID on the IP Side
    523
  - Three-Way Conferencing
    525
- Proxy or Registrar Registration Example
  526
- SIP Call Flow Example
  527
- SIP Authentication Example
  530
- Establishing a Call between Two Devices
  532
- Figure 9-42: Routing Calls between Devices
  533
- SIP Trunking between Enterprise and Itsps
  534
- Figure 9-44: Configuring Proxy Set ID #1 in the Proxy Sets Table
  535
- Figure 9-45: Configuring IP Groups #1 and #2 in the IP Group Table
  536
- Figure 9-48: Configuring Username and Password for Authenticating Channels 5-8
  537
- Remote PBX Extension between FXO and FXS Devices
  538
10 Networking Capabilities

543
11 Open Solution Network (OSN) Server

563
12 SIP Software Package

565
13 Technical Specifications

567

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