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REDSTONE RGW96 User Manual (117 pages)

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Amendment Records
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Table of Contents
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Contents
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Figures
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Tables
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Overview
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Product Introduction
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Table 1-1RGW Series Gateway Hardware Specifications
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Functions and Features
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Equipment Structure
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Rgw4
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Figure 1-1 RGW4 Front Panel
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Table 1-2 Configuration Combination of RGW4
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Figure 1-2 RGW4 Back Panel
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Table 1-3 Description of RGW4 Front Panel
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Table 1-4 Description of RGW4 Back Panel
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Table 1-5 Indicator Status of RGW4
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Rgw8
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Figure 1-3 RGW8 Front Panel
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Table 1-6 Configuration Combination of RGW8
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Table 1-7 Voice Interface Cards Supported by the RGW8
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Table 1-8 Description of RGW8 Front Panel
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Figure 1-4 RGW8 Back Panel
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Figure 1-5 RJ45 to RS232 Serial Cable
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Figure 1-6 USB to RS232 Converter Cable
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Table 1-9 Description of RGW8 Backpanel
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Table 1-10 Indicator Status of RGW8
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Rgw48
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Figure 1-7 RGW48 Front Panel
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Table 1-11 Configuration Combination of RGW48
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Table 1-12 Description of RGW48 Front Panel
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4Rgw96
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Figure 1-8 RGW48 Back Panel-AC
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Table 1-13 Description of RGW48 Back Panel
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Table 1-14 Meanings of RGW48 Indicators
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Table 1-15 RGW48 System Operation Status
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Figure 1-9 RGW96 Front Panel
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Table 1-16 RGW96 Interface Card
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Table 1-17 Configuration Combination of RGW96
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Table 1-18 Description of RGW96 Front Panel
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Figure 1-10RGW96 Back Panel-AC
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Figure 1-11RGW96 Back Panel-DC
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Table 1-19RGW96 Back Panel
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Table 1-20 Meanings of RGW96 Indicators
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Table 1-21RGW96 System Operation State
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Web Management Page
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Layout
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Buttons Used on Gateway Management Interface
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Figure 1-12 Web GUI
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Table 1-22 Web GUI Layout Description
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Parameters Setting
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Login
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Obtaining Gateway IP Address
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Logging on to Web GUI
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Table 2-1 Default IP Address of Gateway
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Privileges of Administrator and Operator (Web GUI)
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Figure 2-1 Login Interface for RGW8 Gateway Configuration
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Table 2-2 Default Passwords for Logging to Web GUI
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Accessing through SSH
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SSH User Permissions
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Basic Configuration
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Status
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Network
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Figure 2-2 Status Interface
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Figure 2-3 Network Configuration Interface (RGW4/RGW8)
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Figure 2-4 Network Configuration Interface (RGW48/RGW96)
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Table 2-3 Network Configuration Parameters
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Vlan
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Figure 2-5 VLAN Configuration Interface
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Table 2-4 VLAN Configuration Parameters
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System
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Figure 2-6 System Configuration Interface
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Table 2-5 System Configuration Parameters
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Table 2-6 Codec Methods Supported by Gateways
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Sip
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Figure 2-7 SIP Configuration Interface
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Table 2-7 SIP Configuration Parameters
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High Availability
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Tls&Srtp
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Figure 2-8 High Availabilityconfiguration Interface
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Table 2-8 Parameters
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Mgcp
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Figure 2-9 TLS&SRTP Configuration Interface
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Table 2-9 TLS&SRTP Configuration Parameter
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Figure 2-10 MGCP Configuration Interface
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Table 2-10 MGCP Configuration Parameters
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Foip
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Figure 2-11 Fax Configuration Interface (RGW4/RGW8)
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Figure 2-12 RGW48/RGW96 Fax Configuration Interface
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Table 2-11 Fax Configuration Parameters
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Alarm
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Figure 2-13 Alarmicon
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Table 2-12 Alarm Type
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Line
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Phone Number
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Figure 2-14 Alarms Interface
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Figure 2-15 Configuration Interface for Batch Configuration (Phone Number)
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Table 2-13 Configuration Parameters of Batch Configuration (Phone Number)
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Subscriber Line Features
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Figure 2-16 Subscriber Line Configuration Interface
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Table 2-14 Subscriber Lineconfiguration Parameters
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Subscriber Line Batch (Unavailable on the RGW4)
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Subscriber Line Characteristics
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Figure 2-17 Featurebatch Configuration Interface
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Figure 2-18 Subscriber Line Characteristics Configuration Interface
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Table 2-15 Subscriber Line Characteristics Configuration Parameter
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Trunk
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Phone Number
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Trunk Features
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Figure 2-19 Phone Number Configuration Interface
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Table 2-16 Configuration Parameters of FXO Phone Number
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Figure 2-20 Trunk Line Features Configuration Interface
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Table 2-17 Configuration Parameters of Trunk Features
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Trunk Batch (Unavailable on the RGW4)
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Trunk Characteristics
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Figure 2-21 Trunk Batch Configuration Interface
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Figure 2-22 Trunkcharacteristics Configuration Interface
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Table 2-18 Trunk Characteristics Configuration Parameter
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Routing
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Digit Map
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Figure 2-23 Configuration Interface for Digit Map
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Table 2-19 Description of Digit Map
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Routing Table
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Figure 2-24 Routing Table Configuration Interface
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Table 2-20 Number Transformations
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Table 2-21 Routing Table Format
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Table 2-22 Routing Destination
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Examples of Routing Rules
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Advanced Configuration
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System
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Figure 2-25 Interface of System Advancedconfiguration
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Auto Provisioning
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Figure 2-26 Interface of Auto Provisioning Configuration
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Table 2-23 NAT Configuration Parameters
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Management System Type (SNMP and TR069)
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Figure 2-27 SNMP Configuration Interface
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Table 2-24 Auto Provisioning Configuration Parameters
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Figure 2-28 TR069 Configuration Interface
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Table 2-25 SNMP Configurationparameters
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Table 2-26 TR069 Configurationparameters
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4Certificate (Available on the RGW4/RGW8)
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Media Stream
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Figure 2-29 Certificate Configuration Interface
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Figure 2-30 Media Stream Configuration Interface
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Figure 2-31 RGW48/RGW96 Media Stream Configuration Interface
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Table 2-27 Media Stream Configuration Parameter
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SIP Configuration
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Figure 2-32 SIP Related Configuration Interface
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Table 2-28 SIP Related Configuration Parameter
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RADIUS (Unavailable on the RGW4)
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Figure 2-33 RADIUS Configuration Interface
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Table 2-29 RADIUS Configuration Parameter
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Greeting
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Figure 2-34 Greetinginterface
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Table 2-30 Greeting Configuration Parameters
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Call Progress Tone Plan
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Figure 2-35 Call Progress Toneconfiguration Interface
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Table 2-31 Call Progress Tone Configuration Parameters
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Feature Access Codes
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Figure 2-36 Featurecodes Configuration Interface
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Table 2-32 Feature Codes Configuration Parameter
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Clock Service
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Figure 2-37 Clockservice Interface
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Table 2-33 Clock Service Parameters
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Security
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Access Security
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Figure 2-38 Access Configuration Interface
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Access List
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Table 2-34 Access Security Setting Parameters
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Brute Force Login Prevention
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Figure 2-39 Access List Configuration Interface
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Figure 2-40 Brute Force Login Prevention (Login Retry Lockout) Configuration Interface
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Figure 2-41 Brute Force Login Prevention (Lockout IP Addresses) Interface
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Table 2-35 Login Retry Lockout Parameters
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Table 2-36 Brute Force Login Prevention (Lockout IP Addresses) Information
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ACL-Based Traffic Filtering
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Figure 2-42 Staticdefense Configuration Interface
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Table 2-37 Static Defense Configuration Parameters
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Packet Rate Limiting Based Dynamic Blacklisting
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Figure 2-43 Dynamicdefense Configuration Interface
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Table 2-38 Dynamic Defense (Rule Configuration) Parameters
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Figure 2-44 Dynamicdefense (Blocked IP Addresses) Interface
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Table 2-39 Dynamic Defense (Blocked IP Addresses) Information
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Table 2-40 Subsequent Choices for Moving the Blocked IP Addresses to Static Defense
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Voice Security
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Encryption
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Figure 2-45 Voice Security Configuration Interface
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Table 2-41 Parameters for Voice Security
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Figure 2-46 Encryptionconfiguration Interface
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Table 2-42 Encryption Configuration Parameters
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VPN (Available on the RGW4/RGW8)
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Figure 2-47 VPN Configuration Interface
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Table 2-43 VPN Configuration Parameters
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Status
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Call Status
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Call History on FXS
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Call History on FXO
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Figure 2-48 Call Status Interface
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Figure 2-49 Interface of Call Historyon FXS
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SIP Message Count
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Logs
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System Status
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Figure 2-50 Interface of Call on FXO
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Figure 2-51 SIP Message Countinterface
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Call Message
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Figure 2-52 System Status Interface
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Table 2-44 System Status Parameters
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System Startup
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Manage Log
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Figure 2-53 Call Message Interface
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Figure 2-54 Interface of System Startup
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Figure 2-55 Manage Log Interface
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Figure 2-56 Log Savinginterface
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Table 2-45 Log Management Configuration Parameters
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Tools
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Configuration Management
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Upgrade
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Figure 2-57 Pathsavinginterface
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Figure 2-58 Configuration Management Interface
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Figure 2-59 Upgrade Interface
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Figure 2-60 Upgrading Interface by .Img File
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Figure 2-61 Upgrade Interface
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Restore Factory Settings
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Capture Recordings on the Port
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IP Capture
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Figure 2-62 Restore Factory Settings Interface (RGW4/RGW8)
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Figure 2-63 Interface for Capturingport Recordings
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Network Diagnosis (RGW4/RGW8)
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Product Information
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Figure 2-64 Etherealcapture Interface
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Figure 2-65 Automaticdiagnosis Interface
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Figure 2-66 Ping Diagnosis Interface
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Reboot
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Logout
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Appendix: VLAN Configuration
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Automatic Discovery (Not Supported by RGW4/RGW8)
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Lldp
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Figure 3-1 Scenario Diagram
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Figure 3-2 Procedure of Handling LLDP Message Carrying a VLAN ID
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Figure 3-3 Procedure of Handling the LLDP Message with no VLAN ID
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Figure 3-4 LLDP Message
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Dhcp
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Figure 3-5 Adding a VLAN ID to the Message to be Sent
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Manual Configuration
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Single VLAN
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Multi-Service VLAN
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Figure 3-6 Configuring the Single VLAN
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Figure 3-7 a Data Packetcarrying a Corresponding VLAN Tag in the Single VLAN Mode
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Figure 3-8 Configuring Voice VLAN to Work in Mode 1
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Figure 3-9 Configuring Voice VLAN to Work in Mode 2
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Figure 3-10 Configuring Management VLAN
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Figure 3-11 Network Environment
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Figure 3-12 Configuringmulti-Service VLAN
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Figure 3-13 IP Addresses of the Device in Multi-Service VLAN
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Figure 3-14 SIP Data Packetcarrying VLAN Tag of the Voice VLAN in the Multi-Service VLAN Mode
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Figure 3-15 RTP Data Packetcarrying VLAN Tag of the Voice VLAN in the Multi-Service VLAN Mode
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Figure 3-16 RTP Data Packetcarrying VLAN Tag of the Management VLAN in the Multi-Service VLAN Mode
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Making an Openvpn Client Certification (RGW4/RGW8)
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Appendix: High Availability Configuration
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Appendix: Auto Provisioning Configuration
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Appendix: RJ45 and Rj11Corresponding Relations
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Figure 7-1 Schematicdiagram of Subscriber Line Connection
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Table 7-46 Pin Specifications for RJ45 Socket Port
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