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Patton electronics SmartWare Release 3.10 Software Configuration Manual (568 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Contents
3
Compliance Information
21
Radio and TV Interference
21
CE Notice
21
EU Declaration of Conformity
21
The Basis on Which Conformity Is Being Declared
21
Service
22
About this Guide
23
Audience
23
How to Read this Guide
23
Structure
23
Typographical Conventions Used in this Document
27
General Conventions
27
Mouse Conventions
28
Service
28
System Overview
29
Introduction
30
Smartnode Hardware Platforms
31
Smartware Embedded Software
32
Smartview Management Center Tools
33
Applications
33
Carrier Networks
34
Enterprise Networks
34
LAN Telephony
36
Configuration Concepts
38
Introduction
38
Contexts and Gateways
39
Context
39
Gateway
39
Interfaces, Ports, and Bindings
40
Bindings
40
Interfaces
40
Ports and Circuits
40
Profiles and Use Commands
41
Profiles
41
Use Commands
41
Command Line Interface (CLI)
43
Introduction
44
Command Modes
44
CLI Prompt
44
Changing Modes
45
Configuration
45
Initial Mode
45
Navigating the CLI
45
System Changes
45
Command Editing
45
Command Completion
45
Command Help
45
The no Form
45
Command Editing Shortcuts
46
Command History
46
Accessing the CLI
49
Introduction
50
Accessing the Smartware CLI Task List
50
Accessing Via the Console Port
51
Console Port Procedure
51
Accessing Via a Telnet Session
52
Log Onto the Smartware
53
Telnet Procedure
53
Configure Operators and Administrators
54
Creating an Operator Account
54
Factory Preset Administrator Account
54
Selecting a Secure Password
54
Creating an Administrator Account
55
Displaying Account Information
56
Displaying the CLI Version
56
Switching to Another Account
56
Checking Identity and Connected Users
57
Ending a Telnet or Console Port Session
58
Establishing Basic IP Connectivity
59
Introduction
60
IP Context Selection and Basic Interface Configuration Tasks
60
Entering the IP Context, Creating IP Interfaces and Assigning an IP Address
60
Activating a Physical Port
61
Defining IP Ethernet Encapsulation and Binding an IP Interface to a Physical Port
61
Displaying IP Interface Information
62
Deleting IP Interfaces
63
Examples
64
Setting up an IP Interface on an Ethernet Port
64
System Image Handling
67
Chapter 6 System Image Handling
68
Introduction
68
Memory Regions in Smartware
68
Boot Procedure
70
Bootloader (for Smartnode 1000 and 2000 Series)
71
Start Bootloader and Login
71
Main Shell and Domains
71
Route Table Manager (RTM)
72
Download Agent
73
Diagnostic
74
Bootloader (for Smartnode 4110/4520 Series)
75
Start Bootloader
75
Start-Up with Factory Configuration
76
Load a New Application Image (Smartware) Via TFTP
76
Load a New Application Image (Smartware) Via the Serial Link
78
Factory Configuration
78
System Image Handling Task List
79
Displaying System Image Information
79
Copying System Images from a Network Server to Flash Memory
80
Copying Driver Software from a Network Server to Flash Memory
81
Configuration File Handling
83
Chapter 7 Configuration File Handling
84
Introduction
84
Understanding Configuration Files
84
Factory Configuration
86
Configuration File Handling Task List
87
Copying Configurations Within the Local Memory
88
Replacing the Startup Configuration with a Configuration from Flash Memory
89
Copying Configurations to and from a Remote Storage Location
91
Replacing the Startup Configuration with a Configuration Downloaded from TFTP Server
92
Displaying Configuration File Information
93
Modifying the Running Configuration at the CLI
93
Modifying the Running Configuration Offline
94
Deleting a Specified Configuration
95
Basic System Management
97
Chapter 8 Basic System Management
98
Introduction
98
Basic System Management Configuration Task List
98
Managing Feature License Keys
99
Setting System Information
100
Setting the System Banner
101
Setting Time and Date
102
Display Clock Information
102
Display Time Since Last Restart
102
Configuring and Starting the Web Server
103
Determining and Defining the Active CLI Version
103
Restarting the System
104
Displaying the System Logs
104
Controlling Command Execution
105
Displaying the Checksum of a Configuration
106
Configuration of Terminal Sessions
107
Radius Client Configuration
109
Chapter 9 Radius Client Configuration
110
Introduction
110
The AAA Component
110
General AAA Configuration
111
Radius Configuration
113
Configuring Radius Clients
114
Configuring the Radius Server
115
Attributes in the Radius Accept Message
115
Attributes in the Radius Request Message
115
Configuring the Local Database Accounts
116
IP Context Overview
119
Chapter 10 IP Context Overview
120
Introduction
120
IP Context Overview Configuration Task List
121
Planning Your IP Configuration
122
IP Interface Related Information
122
Serial Interface Related Information
123
Qos Related Information
123
Configuring Ethernet and Serial Ports
123
Creating and Configuring IP Interfaces
123
Configuring NAPT
124
Configuring Static IP Routing
124
Configuring RIP
124
Configuring Access Control Lists
125
Configuring Quality of Service (Qos)
125
IP Interface Configuration
127
Chapter 11 IP Interface Configuration
128
Introduction
128
Software IP Interface Configuration Task List
128
Creating an IP Interface
128
Deleting an IP Interface
129
Setting the IP Address and Netmask
129
ICMP Message Processing
130
ICMP Redirect Messages
130
Router Advertisement Broadcast Message
131
Defining the MTU and MSS of the Interface
131
Configuring an Interface as a Point-To-Point Link
132
Displaying IP Interface Information
133
Testing Connections with the Ping Command
133
Traceroute
134
Examples
134
Deleting an IP Interface
134
NAT/NAPT Configuration
135
Chapter 12 NAT/NAPT Configuration
136
Introduction
136
Dynamic NAPT
136
Static NAPT
137
Dynamic NAT
138
Static NAT
138
NAPT Traversal
139
NAT/NAPT Configuration Task List
139
Creating a NAPT Profile
139
Activate NAT/NAPT
140
Displaying NAT/NAPT Configuration Information
141
Ethernet Port Configuration
143
Chapter 13 Ethernet Port Configuration
144
Introduction
144
Ethernet Port Configuration Task List
144
Entering the Ethernet Port Configuration Mode
145
Configuring Medium for an Ethernet Port
145
Configuring Ethernet Encapsulation Type for an Ethernet Port
146
Binding an Ethernet Port to an IP Interface
146
Selecting the Frame Format for an Ethernet Port
147
Configuring Layer 2 Cos to Service-Class Mapping for an Ethernet Port
148
Adding a Receive Mapping Table Entry
149
Adding a Transmit Mapping Table Entry
149
Closing an Ethernet Port
150
Link Scheduler Configuration
153
Chapter 14 Link Scheduler Configuration
154
Introduction
154
Applying Scheduling at the Bottleneck
154
Using Traffic Classes
154
Introduction to Scheduling
155
Priority
155
Shaping
155
Weighted Fair Queuing (WFQ)
155
Burst Tolerant Shaping or Wfq
156
Hierarchy
156
Quick References
157
Setting the Modem Rate
157
Command Cross Reference
158
Link Scheduler Configuration Task List
158
Defining the Access Control List Profile
159
Packet Classification
159
Creating an Access Control List
160
Creating a Service Policy Profile
161
Specifying the Handling of Traffic-Classes
163
Defining Fair Queuing Weight
163
Defining Absolute Priority
164
Defining the Bit-Rate
164
Defining the Maximum Queue Length
164
Specifying the Type-Of-Service (TOS) Field
164
Specifying Differentiated Services Codepoint (DSCP) Marking
165
Specifying the Precedence Field
165
Specifying Layer 2 Marking
166
Defining Random Early Detection
167
Discarding Excess Load
167
Devoting the Service Policy Profile to an Interface
168
Displaying Link Arbitration Status
169
Displaying Link Scheduling Profile Information
169
Enable Statistics Gathering
169
Serial Port Configuration
171
Chapter 15 Serial Port Configuration
172
Introduction
172
Serial Port Configuration Task List
172
Disabling an Interface
173
Enabling an Interface
173
Configuring the Serial Encapsulation Type
174
Configuring the Hardware Port Protocol
175
Configuring the Active Clock Edge
176
Enter Frame Relay Mode
177
Configuring the LMI Type
177
Configuring the Keep-Alive Interval
178
Enabling Fragmentation
178
Entering Frame Relay PVC Configuration Mode
180
Configuring the PVC Encapsulation Type
180
Binding the Frame Relay PVC to IP Interface
181
Enabling a Frame Relay PVC
182
Disabling a Frame Relay PVC
183
Debugging Frame Relay
183
Displaying Serial Port Information
184
Displaying Frame Relay Information
185
Integrated Service Access
186
Basic IP Routing Configuration
189
Introduction
190
Routing Tables
190
Static Routing
190
Basic IP Routing Configuration Task List
190
Configuring Static IP Routes
190
Deleting Static IP Routes
191
Displaying IP Route Information
192
Examples
193
Basic Static IP Routing Example
193
RIP Configuration
195
Chapter 17 RIP Configuration
196
Introduction
196
Routing Protocol
196
RIP Configuration Task List
197
Enabling Send RIP
197
Enabling an Interface to Receive RIP
198
Specifying the Send RIP Version
198
Specifying the Receive RIP Version
199
Enabling RIP Learning
199
Enabling an Interface to Receive RIP
200
Enabling RIP Announcing
200
Enabling RIP Auto Summarization
201
Specifying the Default Route Metric
201
Enabling RIP Split-Horizon Processing
202
Enabling the Poison Reverse Algorithm
202
Enabling Holding down Aged Routes
203
Displaying RIP Configuration of an IP Interface
203
Displaying Global RIP Information
204
Access Control List Configuration
205
Chapter 18 Access Control List Configuration
206
Introduction
206
About Access Control Lists
206
What Access Lists Do
206
Why You Should Configure Access Lists
206
When to Configure Access Lists
207
Features of Access Control Lists
207
Access Control List Configuration Task List
208
Mapping out the Goals of the Access Control List
208
Creating an Access Control List Profile and Enter Configuration Mode
209
Adding a Filter Rule to the Current Access Control List Profile
209
Adding an ICMP Filter Rule to the Current Access Control List Profile
211
Adding a TCP, UDP or SCTP Filter Rule to the Current Access Control List Profile
213
Binding and Unbinding an Access Control List Profile to an IP Interface
215
Displaying an Access Control List Profile
216
Debugging an Access Control List Profile
216
Examples
218
Denying a Specific Subnet
218
SNMP Configuration
219
Chapter 19 SNMP Configuration
220
Introduction
220
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
220
SNMP Basic Components
220
SNMP Basic Commands
220
SNMP Management Information Base (MIB)
221
Network Management Framework
221
Identification of the Smartnode 1000, 2000 and 4000 Series Via SNMP
222
SNMP Tools
223
SNMP Configuration Task List
223
Setting Basic System Information
224
Setting Access Community Information
226
Setting Allowed Host Information
227
Specifying the Default SNMP Trap Target
227
Displaying SNMP Related Information
228
Using the Adventnet SNMP Utilities
229
Using the Mibbrowser
229
Using the Trapviewer
230
Standard SNMP Version 1 Traps
232
SNMP Interface Traps
234
SNTP Client Configuration
235
Chapter 20 SNTP Client Configuration
236
Introduction
236
SNTP Client Configuration Task List
236
Selecting SNTP Time Servers
237
Defining SNTP Client Operating Mode
237
Defining SNTP Local UDP Port
238
Enabling and Disabling the SNTP Client
239
Defining SNTP Client Poll Interval
239
Defining SNTP Client Constant Offset to GMT
239
Defining the SNTP Client Anycast Address
240
Enabling and Disabling Local Clock Offset Compensation
241
Showing SNTP Client Related Information
242
Debugging SNTP Client Operation
242
Recommended Public SNTP Time Servers
243
NIST Internet Time Service
243
Other Public NTP Primary (Stratum 1) Time Servers
244
Additional Information on NTP and a List of Other NTP Servers
245
Recommended RFC
245
DHCP Configuration
247
Chapter 21 DHCP Configuration
248
Introduction
248
DHCP-Client Configuration Tasks
249
Enable DHCP-Client on an IP Interface
249
Release or Renew a DHCP Lease Manually (Advanced)
250
Get Debug Output from DHCP-Client
251
DHCP-Server Configuration Tasks
252
Configure DHCP-Server Profiles
252
Use DHCP-Server Profiles and Enable the DHCP-Server
254
Check DHCP-Server Configuration and Status
255
Get Debug Output from the DHCP-Server
255
DNS Configuration
257
Introduction
258
DNS Configuration Task List
258
Enabling the DNS Resolver
258
Enabling the DNS Relay
259
Dyndns Configuration
261
Chapter 23 Dyndns Configuration
262
Introduction
262
Dyndns Configuration Task List
262
Creating a Dyndns Account
262
Configuring the DNS Resolver
262
Configuring Basic Dyndns Settings
263
Configuring Advanced Dyndns Settings (Optional)
263
Defining a Mail Exchanger for Your Hostname
263
Troubleshooting
264
PPP Configuration
267
Chapter 24 PPP Configuration
268
Introduction
268
PPP Configuration Task List
269
Creating an IP Interface for PPP
269
Creating a PPP Subscriber
271
Configuring a Pppoe Session
272
Configuring a Serial Port for PPP
274
Creating a PPP Profile
275
Displaying PPP Configuration Information
276
Debugging PPP
277
Sample Configurations
281
PPP over Ethernet (Pppoe)
281
With Authentication, Encapsulation Pppoe
281
Without Authentication, Encapsulation Multi, with NAPT
281
PPP over Serial Link
282
With Authentication, Unnumbered Interface
282
Without Authentication, Numbered Interface
282
VPN Configuration
283
Chapter 25 VPN Configuration
284
Introduction
284
Authentication
284
Encryption
284
Transport and Tunnel Modes
285
Key Management
285
VPN Configuration Task List
285
Creating an Ipsec Transformation Profile
285
Creating an Ipsec Policy Profile
286
Creating/Modifying an Outgoing ACL Profile for Ipsec
288
Configuration of an IP Interface and the IP Router for Ipsec
289
Displaying Ipsec Configuration Information
289
Debugging Ipsec
290
Sample Configurations
291
Ipsec Tunnel, des Encryption
291
Smartnode Configuration
291
Cisco Router Configuration
292
Ipsec Tunnel, AES Encryption at 256 Bit Key Length, AH Authentication with HMAC-SHA1-96
292
Smartnode Configuration
292
Cisco Router Configuration
293
Ipsec Tunnel, 3DES Encryption at 192 Bit Key Length, ESP Authentication with HMAC-MD5-96
293
Smartnode Configuration
293
CS Context Overview
295
Chapter 26 CS Context Overview
296
Introduction
296
CS Context Configuration Task List
297
Planning the CS Configuration
297
Configuring General CS Settings
299
Configuring Call Routing
300
Creating and Configuring CS Interfaces
301
Specify Call Routing
301
Configuring Dial Tones
302
Configuring Voice over IP Parameters
302
Configuring ISDN Ports
303
Configuring FXS Ports
303
Configuring an H.323 Voip Connection
303
Configuring a SIP Voip Connection
303
Activating CS Context Configuration
304
Planning the CS Context
307
Configuring General CS Settings
308
Configuring Voip Settings
310
Configuring BRI Ports
310
Configuring an H.323 Voip Connection
311
Activating the CS Context Configuration
311
Showing the Running Configuration
313
CS Interface Configuration
317
Configuring Call Routing
317
Chapter 27 CS Interface Configuration
318
Introduction
318
CS Interface Configuration Task List
319
Creating and Configuring CS Interfaces
319
Configuring Call Routing
320
Configuring the Interface Mapping Tables
321
Configuring the Precall Service Tables
324
ISDN Interface Configuration
327
Introduction
328
ISDN Interface Configuration Task List
328
Configuring DTMF Dialing (Optional)
328
Configuring an Alternate PSTN Profile (Optional)
329
Configuring an Alternate PSTN Profile (Optional)
331
FXS Interface Configuration
331
Chapter 29 FXS Interface Configuration
332
Introduction
332
FXS Supplementary Services Description
332
Call Holding
332
Call Waiting
332
Additional Call Offering
333
FXS Interface Configuration Task List
333
Configuring a Subscriber Number (Recommended)
333
Configuring Caller-ID Presentation (Optional)
334
Configuring Call Holding Supplementary Service (Optional)
335
Configuring Call Waiting Supplementary Service (Optional)
335
Configuring Additional Call Offering Supplementary Service (Optional)
336
FXO Interface Configuration
337
Configuring an Alternate PSTN Profile (Optional)
337
Chapter 30 FXO Interface Configuration
338
Introduction
338
FXO Services Description
339
Creating an FXO Interface
339
Deleting an FXO Interface
340
FXO Interface Configuration Task List
341
Configuring an Alternate PSTN Profile (Optional)
341
Configuring When the Digits Are Dialed (Optional)
342
Configuring the Number of Rings to Wait before Answering the Call (Optional)
343
Configuring How to Detect a Call Has Disconnected (Optional)
344
Configuring How to Detect an Outgoing Call Is Connected (Optional)
345
Configuring the Destination of the Call
346
FXO Interface Examples
347
Interface Configuration
349
Chapter 31 H.323 Interface Configuration
350
Introduction
350
H.323 Interface Configuration Task List
351
Binding the Interface to an H.323 Gateway
351
Configuring an Alternate Voip Profile (Optional)
352
Configuring CLIP/CLIR Support (Optional)
353
Enabling the Early Call Disconnect (Optional)
354
Enabling the Via Address Support (Optional)
355
Override the Default Destination Call Signaling Port (Optional)
355
Configuring Status Inquiry Settings (Optional)
356
SIP Interface Configuration
357
Chapter 32 SIP Interface Configuration
358
Introduction
358
SIP Interface Configuration Task List
358
Binding the Interface to a SIP Gateway
359
Configure a Remote Host
359
Configuring an Alternate Voip Profile (Optional)
360
Configuring Early Call Connect / Disconnect (Optional)
360
Configuring a Phone Context (Optional)
361
Call Router Configuration
363
Chapter 33 Call Router Configuration
365
Introduction
365
Call Router Configuration Task List
367
Map out the Goals for the Call Router
367
Enable Advanced Call Routing on Circuit Interfaces
368
Configure General Call Router Behavior
368
Configure Address Completion Timeout
368
Configure Default Digit Collection Timeout and Terminating Character
369
Configure Number Prefix for ISDN Number Types
370
Configure Call Routing Tables
371
Create a Routing Table
372
Called Party Number Routing Table
374
Regular Expressions
374
Digit Collection
376
Digit Collection Variants
377
Calling Party Number Routing Table
380
Number Type Routing Table
381
Numbering Plan Routing Table
382
Name Routing Table
382
IP Address Routing Table
383
URI Routing Table
383
Presentation Indicator Routing Table
383
Screening Indicator Routing Table
384
Information Transfer Capability Routing Table
385
Time of Day Routing Table
386
Day of Week Routing Table
386
Date Routing Table
387
Deleting Routing Tables
387
Configure Mapping Tables
388
E.164 to E.164 Mapping Tables
393
Other Mapping Tables
395
Deleting Mapping Tables
396
Creating Complex Functions
397
Deleting Complex Functions
397
Creating Call Services
398
Creating a Hunt Group Service
399
Creating a Distribution Group Service
408
Deleting Call Services
410
Activate the Call Router Configuration
410
Test the Call Router Configuration
411
Tone Configuration
419
Chapter 34 Tone Configuration
420
Introduction
420
Tone-Set Profiles
420
MGCP-Events
421
Tone Configuration Task List
421
Configuring Call-Progress-Tone Profiles
422
Configure Tone-Set Profiles
423
Enable Tone-Set Profile
423
Show Call-Progress-Tone and Tone-Set Profiles
424
ISDN Port Configuration
427
Chapter 35 ISDN Port Configuration
428
Introduction
428
ISDN Reference Points
428
Possible Smartnode Port Configurations
429
ISDN UNI Signaling
429
Smartnode 1000 Series
431
IC-4BRV Interface Card
431
ISDN Configuration Concept
431
ISDN Layering
431
Configuration Example
432
Description
432
ISDN Port Configuration Task List
433
Shutdown and Enable ISDN Ports
433
Configure BRI Port Parameters (Layer 1)
434
Configure PRI Port Parameters (Layer 1)
435
Configure ISDN Layer 2 Parameters (Q921)
436
Configure ISDN Layer 3 Parameters (Q931)
437
Show ISDN Port Status
439
Examples
441
FXS Port Configuration
443
Chapter 36 FXS Port Configuration
444
Introduction
444
Shutdown and Enable FXS Ports
444
Bind FXS Ports to Higher Layer Applications
445
Configure Country-Specific FXS Port Parameters
445
Other FXS Port Parameters
446
Choose a Low-Bit-Rate Codec for FXS Ports
447
Example
448
FXO Port Configuration
449
Chapter 37 FXO Port Configuration
450
Introduction
450
Shutdown and Enable FXO Ports
450
Bind FXO Ports to Higher Layer Applications
451
Configure Country Specific FXO Port Parameters
451
Other FXO Port Parameters
452
323 Gateway Configuration
453
Gateway Configuration Task List
454
Configure Datapath Related Settings
455
Gateway Configuration Task List
455
Binding the Gateway to an IP Interface
456
Enable the Gateway
456
Configure Registration Authentication Service (RAS) (Optional)
457
Configure H.235 Security (Optional)
458
Advanced Configuration Options (Optional)
462
Enabling H.245 Tunneling
462
Enabling the Fastconnect Procedure
462
Changing the TCP Port for Inbound Call-Signaling Connections
463
Enabling the Early H.245 Procedure
463
Setting the Response Timeout
463
Configuring the Terminal Type for Registration with the Gatekeeper
464
Setting the Connect Timeout
464
Troubleshooting
465
H.323 Gateway Configuration
454
Introduction
454
SIP Gateway Configuration
467
Introduction
468
Gateway Configuration Task List
468
Configure Datapath Related Settings
469
Configure DNS Resolver
469
Gateway Configuration Task List
469
Binding the Gateway to an IP Interface
470
Enable the Gateway
470
Registering with a Registrar (Optional)
470
Configure a Domain Name (Optional)
471
Configure a Default Server (Optional)
472
Configure Authentication Parameters (Optional)
473
Enable the Session Timer (Optional)
473
Advanced Configuration Options (Optional)
474
Changing the Listening Port for Inbound Call-Signaling
474
Define Session Timer Version
474
Define Call Transfer Version
475
Troubleshooting
475
Voip Profile Configuration
477
Introduction
478
Voip Profile Configuration Task List
478
Creating a Voip Profile
479
Configure Codecs
480
Configuring DTMF Relay
482
Configuring RTP Payload Types
482
Configuring the Dejitter Buffer (Advanced)
482
Enabling/Disabling Filters (Advanced)
485
Configuring Fax Transmission
486
Configuring Modem Transmission
488
Examples
489
Home Office in an Enterprise Network
489
Home Office with Fax
491
Soft Phone Client Gateway
492
PSTN Profile Configuration
495
Introduction
496
PSTN Profile Configuration Task List
496
Creating a PSTN Profile
496
Configuring Output Gain
497
Configuring the Echo Canceller
497
Voip Debugging
499
Introduction
500
Debugging Strategy
500
Verifying IP Connectivity
500
Debugging Call Signaling
501
Debugging ISDN Signaling
502
Verify an Incoming Call
502
Verify an Outgoing Call
504
Verify ISDN Layer 1,2,3 Status
505
Debugging FXS Signaling
506
Verify an Incoming Call
506
Verify an Outgoing Call
507
Debugging H.323 Signaling
508
Verify an Incoming Call
509
Verify an Outgoing Call
510
Debugging SIP Signaling
512
Verify an Incoming Call
513
Verify an Outgoing Call
513
Using Smartware's Internal Call Generator
514
Debugging Voice Data
515
Check System Logs
517
How to Submit Trouble Reports to Patton
517
A Terms and Definitions
519
Introduction
520
Smartware Architecture Terms and Definitions
520
Mode Summary
527
Introduction
528
Command Summary
531
Operator_Exec
531
Administrator_Exec
531
Introduction
533
Configure
537
Contexts and Interfaces
538
Context_Ip
538
Interface
538
Context_Cs
539
Cr_Table_Mapping
539
Cr_Table_Precall-Service
539
Cr_Table_Routing
539
Dyndns
539
Cr_Table_Complex_Function
540
Interface_H323
540
Interface_Sip
540
Interface_Fxo
541
Interface_Fxs
541
Interface_Isdn
541
Service_Hunt
541
Service_Distribute
542
Service_Second-Dialtone
542
Gateways
542
Gateway_H323
542
Gateway_Sip
542
Ports
543
Port_Ethernet
543
Port_Serial
543
Pppoe
543
Framerelay
544
Port_Fxo
544
Port_Fxs
544
Port_Virtual
544
Pvc
544
Port_Isdn
545
Port_Isdn_Q921
545
Port_Isdn_Q931
545
Profiles
545
Profile_Acl
545
Profile_Napt
546
Profile_Service-Policy
546
Source
546
Ipsec-Manual-Policy
547
Profile-Ipsec-Transform
547
Profile_Call-Progress-Tone
547
Profile_Ppp
547
Profile_Tone-Set
547
Profile_Voip
548
Profile_Authentication
550
Profile_Dhcp-Server
550
Profile_Pstn
550
Other
550
Ic_Voice
550
Radius-Client
550
Subscriber_Ppp
550
System
550
Show Command History
551
Show Help
551
Display Memory Content
552
Restart System
552
Set IP Addresses
552
Show Redboot Version
552
Check Network Connection to Remote System
553
Load a Program to Memory, so that It Can be Executed or Stored in the Flash Memory
553
Display Images Stored in Flash Memory
554
Execute a Program Loaded into Memory
554
Manage Program Images in Flash Memory
554
Load an Image into RAM so that It Can be Started
555
Re-Initialize Flash Image Store
555
Create a New Image in the Flash Image Store
556
Delete an Image from the Flash Image Store
556
Displaying Current Configuration
556
Redboot Configuration
556
Enable/Disable Cache
557
Modify Configuration
557
Re-Initialize Configuration to Default Values
557
Read Data from EEPROM
557
Internetworking Terms & Acronyms
559
Abbreviations
560
Used IP Ports & Available Voice Codecs in the Smartware
565
Used IP Ports in the Smartware
566
Available Voice Codecs in the Smartware
567
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