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Media5 Mediatrix 4102 Reference Manual (516 pages)

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Table of Contents
3
Preface

19
About this Manual

19
- Document Objectives
  19
- Intended Audience
  19
- Related Documentation
  19
- Document Structure
  20
- Document Conventions
  22
  - Warning Definition
    22
  - Where to Find Translated Warning Definition
    22
  - Other Conventions
    22
  - SCN Vs PSTN
    23
  - Standards Supported
    23
- Obtaining Documentation
  23
  - Media5 Web Site
    23
  - Media5 Download Portal
    23
  - Documentation Feedback
    23
- Unit Manager Network - Element Management System
  24
- End User Technical Support
  24
  - Installation and Web
    25
Chapter 1 Installation

27
- Requirements
  27
- Safety Recommendations
  27
- Package Contents
  27
- Overview
  28
  - About the Mediatrix 4102
    28
  - Placing a Call
    28
  - Management Choices
    29
- Panels
  30
  - Front Indicators
    30
  - Rear Connectors
    31
- Choosing a Suitable Installation Site
  32
  - Location
    32
  - Wall-Mounting
    33
  - Free Standing Unit
    33
  - Condensation
    33
  - Cleaning
    33
- Hardware Connection
  34
  - Reserving an IP Address
    34
  - Before Proceeding
    34
  - Single Computer Installation
    35
  - Multiple Computer Installation
    37
- Starting the Mediatrix 4102 for the First Time
  39
- LED Indicators
  42
  - Ready LED
    42
  - In Use LED
    42
  - Eth Led
    43
  - Power LED
    43
  - LED Patterns
    43
  - Booting LED Pattern Description
    44
  - Normalmode LED Pattern Description
    45
  - Adminmode LED Pattern Description
    45
  - Recovery Mode LED Patterns
    45
- Reset / Default Switch
  46
  - At Run-Time
    46
  - At Start-Time
    46
  - Recovery Mode
    47
  - Factory Reset
    48
- Software Restart
  49
  - Restart Behaviour
    49
- Verifying the Installation
  50
Chapter 2 Web Interface - Introduction

51
Chapter 3 Web Interface

61
- System Page
  61
  - WAN Page
    61
  - LAN Page
    63
  - STUN Page
    64
- Configuration File Upload Page
  65
- HTTP Server Password Page
  66
  - Default User Name and Password
    66
  - Issue: Factory Reset Does Not Reset the Default Password Value
    67
- System Log Page
  68
Chapter 4 Web Interface - Management

69
- Admin Page
  69
  - HTTP Server Password - Administrator Web Page
    69
  - HTTP Server Password - End User Web Page
    71
  - System Management
    73
  - Group Port Management
    74
  - Interface Management
    74
  - Network Settings
    75
    
    Ethernet Connection Speed
    75
    
    Network Settings
    76
    
    SNTP Settings
    77
  - Configuration File Download
    80
    
    Configuration File Download Server
    80
    
    Configuration File Server Settings
    81
    
    Setting up the Configuration File Download
    82
    
    Configuration Files Encryption
    85
    
    Configuration Download Procedure
    86
    
    Automatic Configuration Update
    86
    
    Error Handling
    89
  - Firmware Download
    91
    
    Before Downloading
    91
    
    Firmware Servers Configuration
    92
    
    Setting up the Firmware Download
    93
    
    Firmware Download Procedure
    98
    
    Automatic Firmware Update
    98
    
    Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
    101
    
    Firmware Downgrade
    101
    
    Emergency Firmware Procedure
    102
Chapter 5 Web Interface - SIP Parameters

103
- SIP Servers Configuration
  103
  - SIP Servers
    103
  - SIP Configuration
    104
  - SIP User Agent
    106
  - SIP Registration
    107
  - SIP Publication
    107
  - SIP Interop
    108
    
    SIP Penalty Box
    108
    
    SIP Transport Type
    109
    
    Interop Parameters
    110
  - SIP Authentication
    111
Chapter 6 Web Interface - Telephony

115
- Digit Maps
  115
  - Syntax
    115
  - Special Characters
    116
  - How to Use a Digit Map
    116
  - General Parameters
    118
  - Allowed Digit Maps
    119
  - Blocked Digit Maps
    120
  - Voice & Fax Codecs
    121
    
    G.711 PCMA and PCMU
    121
    
    726
    122
    
    General Parameters
    123
    
    G.711 Codec Parameters
    126
    
    Codec Parameters
    127
    
    G.726 Codecs Parameters
    127
    
    Fax Parameters
    128
  - Call Forward
    132
    
    On Busy
    132
    
    On no Answer
    134
    
    Unconditional
    135
  - Services
    137
    
    Call Transfer
    137
    
    Call Waiting
    139
    
    Conference
    141
    
    Call Hold
    144
    
    Second Call
    144
    
    Automatic Call
    145
  - Miscellaneous
    146
    
    Country Selection
    146
    
    Custom Tone Configuration
    147
    
    Message Waiting Indicator
    154
Chapter 7 Web Interface - Advanced

159
- Quality of Service (Qos)
  159
  - 802.1Q Configuration
    159
  - Diffserv Configuration
    161
  - Emergency Page
    162
    
    Emergency Call Configuration
    162
  - STUN Configuration
    163
    
    SIP Outbound Proxy
    163
    
    Restrictions on the Media5 STUN Implementation
    164
    
    STUN Client Configuration
    164
    
    SIP Custom NAT Traversal
    165
    
    SNMP Configuration
    167
Chapter 8 MIB Structure and SNMP

169
- SNMP Overview
  169
  - Definitions
    169
  - SNMP Versions
    170
  - SNMP Behaviour
    171
  - Snmpv3 Special Behaviour
    172
  - SNMP Configuration Via a Configuration File
    173
  - MIB Structure
    177
    
    Textual Conventions
    178
    
    Objects, Conformance, and Events
    178
    
    IP Addresses
    179
    
    Persistence
    179
    
    Changing a Parameter Value
    179
  - Tables
    180
    
    Generic Variables
    180
    
    Variables for Administrative Commands
    181
  - SNMP Access Limitation
    182
  - Current MIB Version
    182
  - Sending Configuration Data to the Mediatrix 4102
    182
    
    Configuration File
    182
    
    Management Information Base - MIB
    182
Chapter 9 IP Address and Network Configuration

185
- IP Addresses
  185
  - IP Addresses Formats in the DHCP Server
    185
  - Provisioning Source
    186
  - Services
    187
    
    Configuration Source
    187
    
    Local Host
    188
    
    Static DNS
    191
    
    Image
    192
    
    Management Server
    193
    
    Configuration File Fetching
    194
    
    Syslog
    194
    
    SIP Servers
    195
    
    Sntp
    196
  - LAN Connector Static IP Address
    197
  - DHCP Configuration
    198
    
    DHCP Options Waiting Time
    198
    
    Bootp BROADCAST Flag in DHCP Requests
    198
    
    Changing the Size of DHCP Requests
    199
  - DHCP Server Configuration
    199
    
    Connection to the DHCP Behaviour
    199
    
    Network Configuration
    200
  - Vendor and Site Specific DHCP Options
    200
    
    Vendor Specific Options
    200
    
    Site Specific Options
    201
    
    Option Codes
    202
    
    Entering IP Addresses
    202
    
    Entering Fqdns
    203
    
    Settings Example
    205
  - Error Handling
    206
    
    DHCP Server Failures
    206
    
    Vendor/Site Specific Option Missing
    206
    
    DNS Failures
    206
  - Ethernet Connection Speed
    207
    
    Speed and Duplex Detection Issues
    207
Chapter 10 SIP Servers

209
- Registrar Server
  209
- Configuration Source
  209
- Proxy Server
  211
  - Configuration Source
    211
- Outbound Proxy Server
  213
  - Configuration Source
    213
  - Loose Router Configuration
    215
- Presence Compositor Server
  216
  - Configuration Source
    216
Chapter 11 DNS SRV Configuration

219
- What Is a DNS SRV
  219
  - Priority Vs Weight
    219
  - DNS SRV Call Flow
    220
- Enabling DNS SRV on the Mediatrix 4102
  220
- DNS SRV Record Lock
  221
- DNS SRV-Oriented Settings
  221
Chapter 12 Country-Specific Configuration

223
- Caller ID Information
  223
  - Caller ID Generation
    223
  - Adsi
    224
- Setting the Location (Country)
  224
  - Caller ID Selection
    225
- Custom Tone Configuration
  226
  - Pattern Definition
    226
  - Customizing the Tones
    227
  - Custom Tone Example
    228
Chapter 13 Transparent Address Sharing

233
- What Is Transparent Address Sharing
  233
  - Router Mode
    234
  - Cable Vs DSL Modem
    235
  - Multicast and IGMP
    235
  - Configuration Steps
    235
- Pppoe Service
  236
  - Enabling the Pppoe Service
    236
  - Setting a User Name and Password
    237
- WAN Information Configuration Source
  238
- Configuring TAS
  239
  - Qos Differentiated Services Fields
    240
  - LAN Interface
    240
  - MAC Address Spoofing
    241
  - WAN Upstream Bandwidth Control
    242
  - Enabling TAS
    243
- Ports Settings
  244
  - UDP and TCP Ports
    244
  - T.38 Base Port Range
    244
  - RTP/RTCP Base Port Range
    245
  - Restarting the Mediatrix 4102
    245
  - DHCP Server
    246
    
    DHCP Server Compliance
    246
    
    Supported DHCP Options
    246
  - DSL Modem Specific Information
    247
    
    Establishing a Connection
    247
    
    Error Handling
    248
  - Routing Mechanism
    248
    
    Blocked Ports
    248
  - Using the Mediatrix 4102 with a Low Bandwidth Connection
    249
    
    What Is Considered a Low Bandwidth Connection
    249
    
    Configuration for a Low Bandwidth Connection
    250
Chapter 14 Configuration File Download

251
- Configuration File Download Server
  251
  - Configuring the TFTP Server
    251
  - Configuring the SNTP Server
    251
  - Configuring the HTTP Server
    251
  - Configuring the HTTPS Server
    252
  - Configuration File Server Settings
    253
  - Setting up the Configuration File Download
    254
  - Configuration Update Status
    256
  - Configuration Files Encryption
    257
  - Configuration Download Via TFTP
    258
  - Configuration Download Via HTTP/HTTPS
    259
  - Automatic Configuration Update
    260
  - Error Handling
    262
  - Management Server
    265
    
    Management Server Configuration
    265
    
    Downloading from the Management Server
    265
    
    Error Handling
    266
    
    Syslog Messages
    267
  - Configuration File Example
    268
    
    Supported Characters
    269
Chapter 15 Software Download

271
- Before Downloading
  271
  - Configuring the TFTP Server
    271
  - Configuring the SNTP Server
    271
  - Configuring the HTTP Server
    271
  - Configuring the HTTPS Server
    272
  - Software Servers Configuration
    273
    
    DHCP Configuration
    273
    
    Static Configuration
    274
  - Download Procedure
    275
    
    Extracting the Zip File
    275
    
    Setting up the Image Path
    275
    
    Software Download Status
    277
    
    Download Via TFTP
    279
    
    Download Via HTTP/HTTPS
    280
    
    Automatic Software Update
    281
    
    Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
    284
  - Software Downgrade
    284
  - Emergency Software Procedure
    284
    
    Using the Emergency Software
    285
Chapter 16 Line Configuration

287
- Lines Administrative State
  287
  - Temporary Administrative State
    287
  - Permanent Administrative State
    288
  - Unregistered Line Behaviour
    288
  - Flash Hook Detection
    288
  - Source Line Selection
    289
    
    Examples of Source Line Selection Use
    289
  - Loop Current
    290
  - Callee Hang-Up Supervision
    291
  - Line Reversal
    292
  - Blanking of an Anonymous Caller ID
    292
  - Calling Number Transformation
    293
    
    Regular Expressions
    293
Chapter 17 Voice Transmissions

295
- Codec Descriptions
  295
  - G.711 PCMA and PCMU
    295
  - 726
    296
  - Preferred Codec
    297
  - Enabling Individual Codecs
    297
  - Packetization Time
    298
  - DTMF Transport Type
    300
    
    DTMF Transport Using SIP INFO
    301
    
    DTMF Payload Type
    302
    
    DTMF - RFC 2833 Events
    302
    
    DTMF Transport over the SIP Protocol
    303
  - DTMF Detection
    304
    
    DTMF Frequencies
    304
    
    DTMF Detection Configuration
    304
  - Adaptative Jitter Buffer
    306
    
    About Changing Jitter Buffer Values
    307
  - Voice Activity Detection
    307
    
    G.711 and G.726 VAD
    307
    
    G.729 Vad
    308
  - Echo Cancellation
    308
    
    Signal Limiter
    308
  - Comfort Noise
    309
  - User Gain
    310
Chapter 18 Fax Transmission

311
- Introduction
  311
- Fax Calling Tone Detection
  311
  - CED Fax Tone Detection
    312
  - Analog CED Detection Behaviour
    312
  - Clear Channel Fax
    313
    
    Data Codec Selection Procedure
    315
  - T.38 Fax
    316
    
    T.38 No-Signal
    317
    
    INVITE Rejected with 606
    318
Chapter 19 SIP Protocol Features

319
- User Agents
  319
  - Home Domain Override
    320
  - SIP User Agent Header
    320
  - Session Timers
    321
    
    Session Timer Version
    321
    
    Background Information
    322
  - Authentication
    322
    
    Line-Specific Authentication
    322
    
    Unit Authentication
    323
    
    Authentication Request Protection
    323
  - SIP Trusted Sources
    324
  - NAT Traversal
    324
    
    Mediatrix 4102 Configuration
    325
    
    NAT System Configuration
    325
  - SIP Transport Type
    325
    
    Transport Parameter
    326
    
    UDP Source Port Behaviour
    326
  - SIP Penalty Box
    327
    
    Penalty Box Vs Transport Types
    327
    
    Penalty Box Configuration
    327
  - Registration Parameters
    328
    
    Refreshing Registration
    328
    
    Registration Expiration
    329
    
    Default Registration Expiration
    329
  - Publication Parameters
    330
    
    Refreshing Publications
    330
    
    Publications Expiration
    330
    
    Default Publication Expiration
    331
  - Interop Parameters
    331
    
    Call Transfer Capacity
    331
    
    Transmission Timeout
    333
    
    Max-Forwards Header
    334
    
    Referred-By Field
    334
    
    Direction Attributes in a Media Stream
    334
    
    Allowing Multiple Active Media in Answer
    336
    
    Local Ring Behaviour on Provisional Response
    337
    
    SIP Credential
    337
    
    Branch Parameter Settings
    338
    
    Ringing Response Code
    339
    
    URI-Parameters
    339
    
    Unsupported INFO Request
    339
    
    Outbound Proxy Usage
    340
    
    International Code Mapping
    340
    
    T.38 Negotiation Syntax
    340
    
    Addressing Failed Registration Attempts
    341
  - SIP Domain in Request URI
    341
  - SIP From: URI Content
    341
  - Network Asserted Caller ID
    342
  - Payload Type Settings
    342
  - Controlling the Call Waiting Tone Via SIP INFO
    343
  - Ignore Username Parameter
    344
  - Escaping the Pound (#) Character in SIP URI Username
    344
  - SIP OPTIONS Method Support
    344
- Offer/Answer Model
  345
  - Allow Media Reactivation in Answer
    345
  - Allow Audio and Image Negotiation
    346
  - Codec Order in Answer
    346
Chapter 20 STUN Configuration

347
- What Is STUN
  347
  - SIP Outbound Proxy
    347
  - Restrictions on the Media5 STUN Implementation
    347
- STUN Client Configuration
  348
Chapter 21 SNTP Settings

349
- Enabling the SNTP Client
  349
- Configuration Source
  350
  - DHCP Configuration
    350
  - Static Configuration
    350
- Defining a Custom Time Zone
  351
  - Std / Dst
    351
  - Offset
    351
  - Start / End
    351
  - Example
    352
Chapter 22 Digit Maps

353
- What Is a Digit Map
  353
- Syntax
  353
- Special Characters
  354
- How to Use a Digit Map
  354
  - Combining Several Expressions
    354
  - Using the # and * Characters
    355
  - Using the Timer
    355
  - Calls Outside the Country
    355
  - Example
    355
  - Validating a Digit Map
    355
- Processing Digits When Pressed
  356
- Setting up Digit Maps
  356
  - Refused Digit Maps
    357
  - Digit Maps Timeouts
    358
- Digit Map Examples
  358
  - Digit Map Example 1 - Standard Calls
    358
  - Digit Map Example 2 - PBX Emulation
    360
Chapter 23 Telephony Features

363
- Making Calls
  363
  - Complete Dialing Sequence
    363
  - Dialing a Telephone Number or Numerical Alias
    363
  - Emergency Call
    364
Chapter 24 Subscriber Services

365
- Service Activation Processing
  365
- Call Hold
  367
  - Enabling Call Hold
    367
  - Using Call Hold
    367
  - Second Call
    368
    
    Enabling Second Call
    368
    
    Using Second Call
    368
  - Call Forward
    368
    
    Unconditional
    368
    
    On Busy
    370
    
    On no Answer
    372
  - Call Waiting
    374
    
    Setting up Call Waiting
    374
    
    Using Call Waiting
    375
    
    Permanently Removing the Call Waiting Tone
    376
  - Call Transfer
    377
    
    Blind Transfer
    377
    
    Attended Transfer
    378
  - Conference Call
    379
    
    Requirements
    379
    
    Enabling the Conference Call Feature
    380
    
    Managing a Conference Call
    381
Chapter 25 Telephony Attributes

383
- Automatic Call
  383
- Call Direction Restriction
  384
- Hook Flash Processing
  384
- IP Address Call Service
  385
  - Enabling IP Address Calls
    385
  - Dialing an IP Address
    385
  - PIN Dialing
    386
  - Remote Line Extension
    387
  - Delayed Hot Line
    388
  - Call Rejection
    389
Chapter 26 Message Waiting Indicator

391
- What Is Message Waiting Indicator (MWI)
  391
- Standard MWI Methods
  391
- MWI Method #1
  391
- MWI Method #2
  393
- MWI Notify Service
  393
Chapter 27 Management Server Configuration

395
- Using the Management Server
  395
  - Configuration Source
    395
Chapter 28 Quality of Service (Qos)

397
- Differentiated Services (DS) Field
  397
- IEEE 802.1Q
  398
- Voice Qos Vs RTCP Packets
  399
- Vlan
  400
  - VLAN Substitution
    401
  - VLAN ID Filtering
    402
  - LAN and WAN with VLAN Substitution
    402
Chapter 29 Syslog Daemon

403
- Syslog Daemon Configuration
  403
  - Configuration Source
    404
  - Customizing Syslog Messages
    405
  - Configuring the Syslog Daemon Application
    405
- Local Syslog
  406
Chapter 30 Statistics

407
- RTP Statistics
  407
  - Statistics Buffers
    407
  - How Are Statistics Collected
    407
  - Statistics by Syslog
    408
  - Example
    409
Chapter 31 Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU)

411
- What Is MTU
  411
- Mediatrix 4102 MTU
  411
- Possible Hardware Problem
  411
Chapter 32 Troubleshooting

413
- General Operation Issues
  413
- Calling Issues
  416
- Fax Issues
  417
  - Tested Fax Models
    419
  - Issues Arising from Specific Combinations/Scenarios
    419
  - Configuration Issues
    420
  - Software Upgrade Issues
    420
  - SNMP Management Software Issues
    422
    
    Appendices
    425
  - Standards Supported
    427
  - Disclaimers
    428
    
    Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Part 15
    428
    
    CE Marking
    428
    
    Rohs China
    429
  - Translated Warning Definition
    430
  - Safety Warnings
    431
    
    Circuit Breaker (20A) Warning
    431
    
    TN Power Warning
    431
    
    Product Disposal Warning
    431
    
    No. 26 AWG Warning
    431
    
    WAN, LAN, Phone-Fax 1 and Phone-Fax 2 Connectors Warning
    431
    
    LAN Anf FXS Ports Connectors Warning
    432
    
    Socket Outlet Warning
    432
  - Safety Recommendations
    432
Appendix A Standards Compliance and Safety Information

427
- Switzerland
  473
- Thailand
  474
- United Arab Emirates
  475
Appendix B Standard Hardware Information

433
- Industry Standard Protocols
  433
- Hardware Features
  434
  - Display
    434
  - Interfaces
    434
  - Power
    434
  - Casing / Installation
    434
- Product Architecture Details
  434
- Real Time Fax Router Technical Specifications
  435
- Analog Line Interface (FXS)
  435
- Audio Specifications
  436
- DTMF Tone Detection
  436
- DTMF Tone Generation
  436
- MTBF Value
  436
- Power Consumption
  437
  - Measurements at the DC Input
    437
- Operating Environment
  437
- Dimensions and Weight
  437
- Warranty
  437
Appendix C Cabling Considerations

439
- RJ-45 Cable
  439
  - Straight through Cable
    439
  - Crossover Cable
    440
- RJ-11 (Telephone) Cable
  441
  - Wiring Conventions
    441
Appendix D Country-Specific Parameters

443
- Definitions
  443
  - Conventions
    443
  - Distinctive Ring
    444
- Australia
  446
  - Australia 1
    446
  - Australia 2
    447
  - Australia 3
    448
- Austria
  449
  - Austria 1
    449
  - Austria 2
    449
- Brazil
  450
- Chile
  451
  - Chile 1
    451
  - Chile 2
    452
- China
  453
- Czech Republic
  454
- Denmark
  455
- France
  456
- Germany
  457
  - Germany 1
    457
  - Germany 2
    458
- Hong Kong
  459
- Indonesia
  460
- Israel
  461
- Italy
  462
- Japan
  463
- Malaysia
  464
- Mexico
  465
- Netherlands
  466
- New Zealand
  467
- North America
  468
  - North America 1
    468
  - North America 2
    469
- Russia
  470
- Spain
  471
- Sweden
  472
Appendix E

477
Glossary

477
Appendix F

485
List of Acronyms

485
Appendix G

487
List of MIB Parameters

487

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Table of Contents

Preface

About this Manual

Chapter 1 Installation

Chapter 2 Web Interface - Introduction

Chapter 3 Web Interface

Chapter 4 Web Interface - Management

Chapter 5 Web Interface - SIP Parameters

Chapter 6 Web Interface - Telephony

Chapter 7 Web Interface - Advanced

Chapter 8 MIB Structure and SNMP

Chapter 9 IP Address and Network Configuration

Chapter 10 SIP Servers

Chapter 11 DNS SRV Configuration

Chapter 12 Country-Specific Configuration

Chapter 13 Transparent Address Sharing

Chapter 14 Configuration File Download

Chapter 15 Software Download

Chapter 16 Line Configuration

Chapter 17 Voice Transmissions

Chapter 18 Fax Transmission

Chapter 19 SIP Protocol Features

Chapter 20 STUN Configuration

Chapter 21 SNTP Settings

Chapter 22 Digit Maps

Chapter 23 Telephony Features

Chapter 24 Subscriber Services

Chapter 25 Telephony Attributes

Chapter 26 Message Waiting Indicator

Chapter 27 Management Server Configuration

Chapter 28 Quality of Service (Qos)

Chapter 29 Syslog Daemon

Chapter 30 Statistics

Chapter 31 Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU)

Chapter 32 Troubleshooting

Appendix A Standards Compliance and Safety Information

Appendix B Standard Hardware Information

Appendix C Cabling Considerations

Appendix D Country-Specific Parameters

Appendix E

Glossary

Appendix F

List of Acronyms

Appendix G

List of MIB Parameters

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