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Patton electronics SmartWare Release 3.21 Software Configuration Manual (585 pages)

Software for SmartNode Series

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Table of Contents
3
Summary Table of Contents

3
Table of Contents

5
List of Figures

23
List of Tables

25
About this Guide

26
- Audience
  26
- How to Read this Guide
  26
  - System Overview
    26
  - Accessing the CLI
    27
Configuration Concepts

27
Configuration File Handling

27
Nat/Napt

27
- Structure
  27
  - System Image
    27
  - CS Interface
    28
SNMP Configuration

28
- System Overview
  33
DHCP Configuration

28
- FXS Interface
  28
- ISDN Interface
  28
- Precautions
  29
- Typographical Conventions Used in this Document
  30
  - General Conventions
    30
  - Mouse Conventions
    31
- Service and Support
  31
  - Alternate Patton Support for Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA)
    31
  - Patton Support Headquarters in the USA
    31
- Warranty Service and Returned Merchandise Authorizations (Rmas)
  32
  - Return for Credit Policy
    32
  - Returns for Credit
    32
  - RMA Numbers
    32
  - Shipping Instructions
    32
  - Warranty Coverage
    32
Chapter 1 System Overview

34
- Introduction
  34
- Smartware Embedded Software
  35
- Basic System (Abstract) Model
  35
  - Applications
    36
    
    Carrier Networks
    36
- Typical Carrier Network Application with a Smartnode
  36
  - Enterprise Networks
    37
- Typical Enterprise Network with Smartnode
  37
  - LAN Telephony
    38
- Typical LAN Telephony System with a Smartnode Gateway
  38
- Configuration Concepts
  40
Chapter 2 Configuration Concepts

40
- Introduction
  40
- Contexts and Gateways
  41
  - Context
    41
  - Gateway
    41
- Interfaces, Ports, and Bindings
  42
  - Interfaces
    42
  - Ports and Circuits
    42
  - Bindings
    42
- Profiles and Use Commands
  43
  - Profiles
    43
  - Use Commands
    43
- Command Line Interface (CLI)
  
  44
  - Introduction
    45
  - Command Modes
    45
    
    CLI Prompt
    45
    
    Changing Modes
    46
    
    Configuration
    46
    
    Initial Mode
    46
    
    Navigating the CLI
    46
    
    System Changes
    46
  - Command Editing
    46
    
    Command Completion
    46
    
    Command Help
    46
    
    The no Form
    46
    
    Command Editing Shortcuts
    47
    
    Command History
    47
  - Command Edit Shortcuts
    47
  - Accessing the CLI
    48
Chapter 4 Accessing the CLI

49
- Introduction
  49
- Accessing the Smartware CLI Task List
  49
- Login Display
  52
  - Password Encryption
    53
    
    Creating an Operator Account
    53
    
    Factory Preset Administrator Account
    53
    
    Creating an Administrator Account
    54
    
    Displaying Account Information
    54
    
    Displaying the CLI Version
    54
    
    Checking Identity and Connected Users
    55
    
    Switching to Another Account
    55
    
    Command Index Numbers
    56
    
    Ending a Telnet or Console Port Session
    58
    
    Showing Command Default Values
    58
- System Image Handling
  59
Chapter 5 System Image Handling

60
Chapter 6 Configuration File Handling

71
Chapter 7 Basic System Management

85
Chapter 8 RADIUS Client Configuration

96
- Introduction
  96
- The AAA Component
  96
  - General AAA Configuration
    97
- Authentication Procedure with a RADIUS Server
  97
  - RADIUS Configuration
    99
    
    Configuring RADIUS Clients
    100
    
    Configuring RADIUS Accounting
    101
    
    Attributes in the RADIUS Request Message
    103
    
    Configuring the RADIUS Server
    103
    
    Attributes in the RADIUS Accept Message
    104
  - Configuring the Local Database Accounts
    104
- IP Context Overview
  106
Chapter 9 IP Context Overview

107
- Introduction
  107
- IP Context and Related Elements
  107
  - IP Context Overview Configuration Task List
    108
  - Planning Your IP Configuration
    109
    
    IP Interface Related Information
    109
    
    Qos Related Information
    109
  - Configuring Physical Ports
    109
  - Creating and Configuring IP Interfaces
    109
  - Configuring NAPT
    110
  - Configuring Static IP Routing
    110
  - Configuring RIP
    110
  - Configuring Access Control Lists
    111
  - Configuring Quality of Service (Qos)
    111
- IP Interface Configuration
  112
Chapter 10 IP Interface Configuration

113
- Introduction
  113
- IP Interface Configuration Task List
  113
  - Creating an IP Interface
    113
  - Configuring an Interface as a Point-To-Point Link
    113
  - Deleting an IP Interface
    114
  - Setting the IP Address and Netmask
    115
  - Configuring a NAPT DMZ Interface
    115
  - ICMP Message Processing
    116
  - ICMP Redirect Messages
    116
  - Router Advertisement Broadcast Message
    116
  - Defining the MTU and MSS of the Interface
    117
  - Configuring an Interface as a Point-To-Point Link
    118
  - Displaying IP Interface Information
    118
  - Displaying Dynamic ARP Entries
    119
  - Flushing Dynamic ARP Entries
    119
  - Testing Connections with the Ping Command
    119
  - Debug ARP
    120
  - Traceroute
    120
- Configuring the IGMP Proxy
  121
- NAT/NAPT Configuration
  123
Chapter 11 NAT/NAPT Configuration

124
- Introduction
  124
  - Dynamic NAPT
    124
  - Static NAPT
    125
  - Dynamic NAT
    125
- Dynamic NAPT
  125
  - Static NAT
    126
  - NAPT Traversal
    126
- Dynamic NAT
  126
  - NAT/NAPT Configuration Task List
    127
    
    Creating a NAPT Profile
    127
    
    Configuring a NAPT DMZ Host
    128
    
    Defining NAPT Port Ranges
    128
    
    Defining the UDP NAPT Type
    129
    
    Preserving TCP/UDP Port Numbers in NAPT
    129
    
    Activate NAT/NAPT
    130
    
    Displaying NAT/NAPT Configuration Information
    130
    
    Configuring NAT Static Protocol Entries
    131
- Ethernet Port Configuration
  132
Chapter 12 Ethernet Port Configuration

133
Chapter 13 Link Scheduler Configuration

143
- Introduction
  143
  - Applying Scheduling at the Bottleneck
    143
  - Using Traffic Classes
    143
  - Introduction to Scheduling
    144
    
    Priority
    144
    
    Shaping
    144
    
    Weighted Fair Queuing (WFQ)
    144
- Packet Routing in Smartware
  144
  - Burst Tolerant Shaping or Wfq
    145
  - Hierarchy
    145
  - Quick References
    146
    
    Setting the Modem Rate
    146
- Example of Hierarchical Scheduling
  146
  - Command Cross Reference
    147
  - Link Scheduler Configuration Task List
    147
    
    Defining the Access Control List Profile
    148
    
    Packet Classification
    148
    
    Creating an Access Control List
    149
- Scenario with Web Server Regarded as a Single Source Host
  149
  - Creating a Service Policy Profile
    150
  - Specifying the Handling of Traffic-Classes
    152
    
    Defining Fair Queuing Weight
    152
    
    Defining Absolute Priority
    153
    
    Defining the Bit-Rate
    153
    
    Defining the Maximum Queue Length
    153
    
    Specifying the Type-Of-Service (TOS) Field
    153
    
    Specifying Differentiated Services Codepoint (DSCP) Marking
    154
    
    Specifying the Precedence Field
    154
- TOS Values and Their Meaning
  154
- Serial Port Configuration
  161
Chapter 14 Serial Port Configuration

162
Chapter 15 T1/E1 Port Configuration

181
- Introduction
  181
- T1/E1 Port Configuration Task List
  181
  - Enable/Disable T1/E1 Port
    181
  - Configuring T1/E1 Port-Type
    182
  - Configuring T1/E1 Clock-Mode
    182
  - Configuring T1/E1 Line-Code
    182
  - Configuring T1/E1 Framing
    182
  - Configuring T1/E1 Line-Build-Out (T1 Only)
    183
  - Configuring T1/E1 Used-Connector (E1 Only)
    183
  - Configuring T1/E1 Application Mode
    183
  - Configuring T1/E1 LOS Threshold
    184
  - Configuring E1/T1 Loopback Detection
    184
  - Configuring T1/E1 Encapsulation
    185
  - Create a Channel-Group
    185
  - Configuring Channel-Group Timeslots
    186
  - Configuring Channel-Group Encapsulation
    186
  - Entering HDLC Configuration Mode
    186
  - Configuring HDLC CRC-Type
    187
  - Configuring HDLC Encapsulation
    187
  - T1/E1 Configuration Examples
    187
    
    Example 1: Frame Relay Without a Channel-Group
    188
    
    Example 2: Framerelay with a Channel-Group
    189
    
    Example 3: PPP Without a Channel-Group
    189
    
    Example 4: PPP with a Channel-Group
    189
- DSL Port Configuration
  190
Chapter 16 DSL Port Configuration

191
- Introduction
  191
- Line Setup
  191
- Configuring Pppoe
  191
- Configuration Summary
  192
- Setting up Permanent Virtual Circuits (PVC)
  193
  - Using PVC Channels in Bridged Ethernet Mode
    193
  - Using PVC Channels with Pppoe
    193
- PVC Commands
  193
- PVC Channels in Bridged Ethernet Mode
  193
- PVC Channels in Pppoe Mode
  193
  - Pvc
    193
    
    Diagnostics
    194
  - Troubleshooting DSL Connections
    194
- Diagnostics Commans
  194
- Basic IP Routing Configuration
  195
Chapter 17 Basic IP Routing Configuration

196
- Introduction
  196
  - Routing Tables
    196
  - Static Routing
    196
  - Policy Routing
    196
- Basic IP Routing Configuration Task List
  196
  - Configuring Static IP Routes
    197
  - Deleting Static IP Routes
    198
  - Displaying IP Route Information
    198
  - Configuring Policy Routing
    199
- Examples
  200
  - Basic Static IP Routing Example
    200
- Internetwork with Three Routers and Four Networks
  200
  - Changing the Default UDP Port Range for RTP and RTCP
    201
- RIP Configuration
  202
Chapter 18 RIP Configuration

203
- Introduction
  203
- Routing Protocol
  203
- RIP Configuration Task List
  204
  - Enabling Send RIP
    204
  - Enabling an Interface to Receive RIP
    205
  - Specifying the Send RIP Version
    205
  - Specifying the Receive RIP Version
    206
  - Enabling RIP Learning
    206
  - Enabling an Interface to Receive RIP
    207
  - Enabling RIP Announcing
    207
  - Enabling RIP Auto Summarization
    208
  - Specifying the Default Route Metric
    208
  - Enabling RIP Split-Horizon Processing
    209
  - Enabling the Poison Reverse Algorithm
    209
  - Enabling Holding down Aged Routes
    210
  - Displaying RIP Configuration of an IP Interface
    210
  - Displaying Global RIP Information
    211
- Access Control List Configuration
  212
Chapter 19 Access Control List Configuration

213
Chapter 20 SNMP Configuration

227
- Introduction
  227
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
  227
  - SNMP Basic Components
    227
  - SNMP Basic Commands
    227
  - SNMP Management Information Base (MIB)
    228
  - Network Management Framework
    228
- Identification of a Smartnode Via SNMP
  228
- SNMP Tools
  229
- SNMP Configuration Task List
  229
- Setting Basic System Information
  229
- Setting Access Community Information
  231
- Adventnet Mibbrowser Displaying some of the System Group Objects
  231
- Adventnet Mibbrowser Settings Button on the Toolbar
  235
  - Using the Trapviewer
    236
- Adventnet Trapviewer Displaying Received Traps
  236
- Adventnet Trap Details Window of Trapviewer
  237
- Details Available in the Trap Details Window
  237
  - Standard SNMP Version 1 Traps
    238
  - SNMP Interface Traps
    239
- SNTP Client Configuration
  241
Chapter 21 SNTP Client Configuration

242
Chapter 22 DHCP Configuration

252
- Introduction
  252
- DHCP-Client Configuration Tasks
  253
  - Enable DHCP-Client on an IP Interface
    253
- DHCP-Client and DHCP-Server
  253
- DNS Configuration
  
  261
  - Introduction
    262
  - DNS Configuration Task List
    262
    
    Enabling the DNS Resolver
    262
    
    Enabling the DNS Relay
    263
  - DNS Relay Diagram
    263
  - Dyndns Configuration
    265
Chapter 24 Dyndns Configuration

266
- Introduction
  266
- Dyndns Configuration Task List
  266
  - Creating a Dyndns Account
    266
  - Configuring the DNS Resolver
    266
  - Configuring Basic Dyndns Settings
    267
  - Configuring Advanced Dyndns Settings (Optional)
    267
    
    Defining a Mail Exchanger for Your Hostname
    267
  - Troubleshooting
    268
- PPP Configuration
  270
Chapter 25 PPP Configuration

271
- Introduction
  271
- PPP Configuration Task List
  272
- Sample Configurations
  285
  - PPP over Ethernet (Pppoe)
    285
    
    With Authentication, Encapsulation Pppoe
    285
    
    Without Authentication, Encapsulation Multi, with NAPT
    285
  - PPP over Serial Link
    286
    
    With Authentication, Unnumbered Interface
    286
    
    Without Authentication, Numbered Interface
    286
- VPN Configuration
  287
Chapter 26 VPN Configuration

288
- Introduction
  288
  - Authentication
    288
  - Encryption
    288
  - Transport and Tunnel Modes
    289
    
    Permanent IKE Tunnels
    289
  - Key Management
    289
- VPN Configuration Task List
  290
- Key Management (IKE)
  295
- Encrypted Voice - Performance Considerations
  300
  - Performance Considerations
    300
- Enabling RTP Encryption Support
  300
- Using an Alternate Source IP Address for Specific Destinations
  301
- Sample Configurations
  301
- CS Context Overview
  305
Chapter 27 CS Context Overview

306
- Introduction
  306
- CS Context Configuration Task List
  307
- Planning the CS Configuration
  307
- Configuring General CS Settings
  309
- Configuring Call Routing
  310
- Creating and Configuring CS Interfaces
  311
  - Specify Call Routing
    311
- Direct Call Routing from One Smartnode to Another
  311
  - Configuring Dial Tones
    312
  - Configuring Voice over IP Parameters
    312
  - Configuring ISDN Ports
    313
  - Configuring FXS Ports
    313
  - Configuring an H.323 Voip Connection
    313
  - Configuring a SIP Voip Connection
    313
  - Activating CS Context Configuration
    314
- Smartnode in an Enterprise Network
  316
  - Planning the CS Context
    317
  - Configuring General CS Settings
    318
  - Configuring Call Routing
    318
  - Configuring Voip Settings
    320
  - Configuring BRI Ports
    320
  - Configuring an H.323 Voip Connection
    321
  - Activating the CS Context Configuration
    321
  - Showing the Running Configuration
    323
- CS Interface Configuration
  327
Chapter 28 CS Interface Configuration

328
Chapter 29 ISDN Interface Configuration

337
Chapter 30 FXS Interface Configuration

351
Chapter 31 FXO Interface Configuration

358
Chapter 32 H.323 Interface Configuration

370
Chapter 33 SIP Interface Configuration

380
Chapter 34 Call Router Configuration

394
- Introduction
  394
- Direct Call Routing Vs. Advanced Call Routing
  395
  - Call Router Configuration Task List
    396
    
    Map out the Goals for the Call Router
    396
    
    Configure Address Completion Timeout
    397
    
    Configure General Call Router Behavior
    397
    
    Enable Advanced Call Routing on Circuit Interfaces
    397
    
    Configure Default Digit Collection Timeout and Terminating Character
    398
    
    Configure Number Prefix for ISDN Number Types
    399
- ISDN Number Types
  399
  - Configure Call Routing Tables
    400
    
    Create a Routing Table
    400
- Routing Table Outline
  400
- Routing Table Types
  400
  - Called Party Number Routing Table
    402
    
    Regular Expressions
    402
- Wildcard Symbols Used as Keys in E.164 Tables (Calling-E164, Called-E164)
  403
  - Digit Collection
    404
- Wildcard Symbols Used as Keys in E.164 Tables (Calling-E164, Called-E164)
  404
  - Digit Collection Variants
    405
  - Calling Party Number Routing Table
    408
  - Number Type Routing Table
    408
  - Numbering Plan Routing Table
    409
  - Name Routing Table
    410
  - IP Address Routing Table
    410
  - URI Routing Table
    411
  - Presentation Indicator Routing Table
    411
  - Screening Indicator Routing Table
    412
  - Information Transfer Capability Routing Table
    413
  - Call-Router Support for Redirecting Number and Redirect Reason
    414
  - Time of Day Routing Table
    415
  - Day of Week Routing Table
    415
  - Date Routing Table
    415
  - Deleting Routing Tables
    416
  - Configure Mapping Tables
    417
- Mapping Table Outline
  417
- Mapping Table Types
  418
- Mapping Table Examples
  420
  - E.164 to E.164 Mapping Tables
    421
  - Custom SIP Uris from Called-/Calling-E164 Properties
    424
  - Other Mapping Tables
    424
  - Deleting Mapping Tables
    425
  - Creating Complex Functions
    426
  - Deleting Complex Functions
    427
  - Digit Collection & Sending-Complete Behavior
    428
    
    Ingress Interface
    428
    
    Sending-Complete
    428
    
    Call-Router
    429
    
    Egress Interface
    431
    
    Creating a Hunt Group Service
    433
    
    Creating Call Services
    433
- Hunt Group Service
  434
- Hunt Group Drop Causes
  436
  - Creating a Distribution Group Service
    442
- Distribution Group Service
  442
- Distribution Group Service Examples
  443
  - Distribution-Group Min-Concurrent Setting
    444
  - Call-Router 'Limiter' Service
    444
  - Priority Service
    445
- Limiter' Service Diagram
  445
- Priority Service Diagram
  446
  - CS Bridge Service-'Voip Leased Line
    447
- CS Bridge Service-'Voip Leased Line' Diagram
  447
- Bridge Services Diagram
  448
- Call Routing Example Network
  452
- CS Context and Call Router Elements
  454
- Tone Configuration
  
  457
  - Introduction
    458
  - Tone-Set Profiles
    458
    
    MGCP-Events
    459
  - Tone Configuration Task List
    459
  - Assign Tone-Sets to a PSTN Interfaces
    459
    
    Configure Tone-Set Profiles
    460
    
    Configuring Call-Progress-Tone Profiles
    460
    
    Enable Tone-Set Profile
    461
    
    Show Call-Progress-Tone and Tone-Set Profiles
    462
- ISDN Port Configuration
  
  465
  - Introduction
    466
    
    ISDN Reference Points
    466
    
    ISDN UNI Signaling
    467
    
    Possible Smartnode Port Configurations
    467
  - ISDN Signaling Side
    467
  - Integration of ISDN Access Lines
    468
    
    ISDN Configuration Concept
    469
    
    ISDN Layering
    469
  - ISDN Layering Model
    469
    
    Configuration Example
    470
    
    Description
    470
    
    Configure BRI Port Parameters (Layer 1)
    471
    
    ISDN Port Configuration Task List
    471
    
    Shutdown and Enable ISDN Ports
    471
    
    Configure PRI Port Parameters (Layer 1)
    472
    
    Configure ISDN Layer 2 Parameters (Q921)
    473
    
    Configure ISDN Layer 3 Parameters (Q931)
    474
    
    Enabling PSS1/Q.SIG
    475
    
    Show ISDN Port Status
    477
    
    Examples
    478
  - PBX Connected to ISDN Port 1/0
    479
- FXS Port Configuration
  
  480
  - Introduction
    481
  - Shutdown and Enable FXS Ports
    481
  - Bind FXS Ports to Higher Layer Applications
    482
  - Configure Country-Specific FXS Port Parameters
    482
  - Other FXS Port Parameters
    483
  - Example
    483
    
    FXO Port Configuration
    485
- FXO Port Configuration
  
  486
  - Introduction
    486
  - Shutdown and Enable FXO Ports
    486
  - Bind FXO Ports to Higher Layer Applications
    486
  - Configure Country Specific FXO Port Parameters
    487
  - Other FXO Port Parameters
    487
- Gateway Configuration
  
  489
- SIP Gateway Configuration
  
  502
  - Introduction
    503
  - Gateway Configuration Task List
    503
  - SIP Gateway between IP and CS Contexts
    503
    
    Binding the Gateway to an IP Interface
    504
    
    Configure DNS Resolver
    504
    
    Create a SIP Service
    505
    
    Enable the Gateway
    505
    
    Registering with a Registrar (Optional)
    505
    
    Configure a Domain Name (Optional)
    507
    
    Configure a Realm
    507
    
    Configure a Default Server (Optional)
    508
    
    Automatic Detection of the NAT IP Address for SIP
    509
    
    SIP Remote-Party-ID
    509
    
    Advanced Configuration Options (Optional)
    510
    
    Changing the Listening Port for Inbound Call-Signaling
    510
    
    Configuring the Traffic Class for SIP Signaling
    510
    
    Enable the Session Timer (Optional)
    510
    
    Define Call Transfer Version
    511
    
    Define Session Timer Version
    511
    
    SIP Profile
    512
    
    Disabling SIP Transport Protocols
    513
    
    Enabling the SIP Penalty-Box Feature
    513
    
    Initiating a New SIP Session for Redirected SIP Calls
    513
    
    Manually Configuring the SIP Contact IP Address
    513
    
    Changing the SIP Transaction Timeout
    514
    
    Troubleshooting
    514
    
    Registration
    515
    
    SIP Multicast Registration
    515
    
    Default Server
    516
- Voip Profile Configuration
  
  517
  - Introduction
    518
  - Voip Profile Configuration Task List
    518
    
    Creating a Voip Profile
    519
    
    Configure Codecs
    520
    
    Configuring DTMF Relay
    522
    
    Configuring the Cisco Versions of the G.726 Codecs
    522
    
    Configuring RTP Payload Type for Cisco NSE
    523
    
    Configuring RTP Payload Types
    523
  - DTMF Relay
    523
    
    Configuring Cisco NSE for Fax
    524
    
    Configuring the Dejitter Buffer (Advanced)
    524
  - Jitter and Dejitter Buffer
    525
  - Adaptive Versus Static Dejitter Buffer
    526
    
    Enabling/Disabling Filters (Advanced)
    527
    
    Configuring Fax Transmission
    528
  - Fax Relay and Fax Bypass
    529
    
    T.38 CED Retransmission
    531
    
    Configuring Fax Failover
    532
    
    Fax Bypass Method
    532
    
    Configuring Modem Transmission
    533
    
    Modem Bypass Method
    533
    
    Configuring the Traffic Class for Voice and Fax Data
    534
    
    Examples
    534
    
    Home Office in an Enterprise Network
    534
    
    Home Office with Fax
    536
    
    Soft Phone Client Gateway
    537
- PSTN Profile Configuration
  
  540
  - Introduction
    541
  - PSTN Profile Configuration Task List
    541
    
    Creating a PSTN Profile
    541
    
    Configuring Output Gain
    542
    
    Configuring the Echo Canceller
    542
  - Echo Cancellation
    542
  - Applying Output Gain
    542
- Voip Debugging
  
  544
  - Introduction
    545
  - Debugging Strategy
    545
  - Filtering Debug Monitor Output
    546
  - Verifying IP Connectivity
    546
  - Debugging Call Signaling
    547
    
    Debugging ISDN Signaling
    547
    
    Verify an Incoming Call
    548
    
    Verify an Outgoing Call
    549
    
    Verify ISDN Layer 1,2,3 Status
    551
    
    Debugging FXS Signaling
    552
    
    Verify an Incoming Call
    552
    
    Verify an Outgoing Call
    553
    
    Debugging H.323 Signaling
    554
    
    Verify an Incoming Call
    554
    
    Verify an Outgoing Call
    556
    
    Debugging SIP Signaling
    558
    
    Verify an Incoming Call
    558
    
    Using Smartware's Internal Call Generator
    559
    
    Verify an Outgoing Call
    559
  - Debugging Voice Data
    561
    
    Check System Logs
    563
    
    How to Submit Trouble Reports to Patton
    563
- Terms and Definitions
  
  565
  - Introduction
    566
  - Smartware Architecture Terms and Definitions
    566
- Mode Summary
  
  571
  - Mode Overview, 1 of 3
    572
    
    Introduction
    572
  - Mode Overview, 2 of 3
    573
  - Mode Overview, 3 of 3
    574
- Command Summary
  
  575
  - Introduction
    576
  - EBNF Syntax
    576
    
    New Configuration Commands
    577
    
    Other
    577
    
    Restart System
    577
    
    Show Command History
    577
    
    Show Help
    577
- Internetworking Terms & Acronyms
  
  578
  - Abbreviations
    579
- Used IP Ports & Available Voice Codecs
  
  583
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Patton electronics SmartWare Release 3.21 Software Configuration Manual (585 pages)

Table of Contents

Summary Table of Contents

Table of Contents

List of Figures

List of Tables

About this Guide

Configuration Concepts

Configuration File Handling

Nat/Napt

SNMP Configuration

DHCP Configuration

Chapter 1 System Overview

Chapter 2 Configuration Concepts

Command Line Interface (CLI)

Chapter 4 Accessing the CLI

Chapter 5 System Image Handling

Chapter 6 Configuration File Handling

Chapter 7 Basic System Management

Chapter 8 RADIUS Client Configuration

Chapter 9 IP Context Overview

Chapter 10 IP Interface Configuration

Chapter 11 NAT/NAPT Configuration

Chapter 12 Ethernet Port Configuration

Chapter 13 Link Scheduler Configuration

Chapter 14 Serial Port Configuration

Chapter 15 T1/E1 Port Configuration

Chapter 16 DSL Port Configuration

Chapter 17 Basic IP Routing Configuration

Chapter 18 RIP Configuration

Chapter 19 Access Control List Configuration

Chapter 20 SNMP Configuration

Chapter 21 SNTP Client Configuration

Chapter 22 DHCP Configuration

DNS Configuration

Chapter 24 Dyndns Configuration

Chapter 25 PPP Configuration

Chapter 26 VPN Configuration

Chapter 27 CS Context Overview

Chapter 28 CS Interface Configuration

Chapter 29 ISDN Interface Configuration

Chapter 30 FXS Interface Configuration

Chapter 31 FXO Interface Configuration

323 Interface Configuration

Chapter 32 H.323 Interface Configuration

Chapter 33 SIP Interface Configuration

Call Router Configuration

Chapter 34 Call Router Configuration

Tone Configuration

ISDN Port Configuration

FXS Port Configuration

FXO Port Configuration

Gateway Configuration

SIP Gateway Configuration

Voip Profile Configuration

PSTN Profile Configuration

Voip Debugging

Terms and Definitions

Mode Summary

Command Summary

Internetworking Terms & Acronyms

Used IP Ports & Available Voice Codecs

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