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TANDBERG VCS Administrator's Manual (276 pages)

Video Communication Server

Brand: TANDBERG | Category: Server | Size: 24 MB

Table of Contents
2
Legal Notices
10
- Disclaimer
  10
- Intellectual Property Rights
  10
- Copyright Notice
  10
- Patent Information
  10
Safety Instructions and Approvals
11
- Water and Moisture
  11
- Cleaning
  11
- Ventilation
  11
- Lightning
  11
- Dust
  11
- Vibration
  11
- Power Connection and Hazardous Voltage
  11
- Servicing
  11
- Accessories
  11
Environmental Issues
12
- Tandberg's Environmental Policy
  12
- European Environmental Directives
  12
- Waste Handling
  12
- Tandberg's Recycling Policy
  12
- Digital User Guides
  12
D14049.04
12
The TANDBERG VCS
14
- Overview
  14
- VCS and the TANDBERG Total Solution
  14
- D14049.04
  14
- VCS Base Applications
  15
  - VCS Control
    15
    
    D14049.04
    15
    
    VCS Expressway
    15
- Standard Features
  16
- Optional Features
  16
  - Dual Network Interfaces
    16
    
    D14049.04
    16
    
    User Policy (Findme™)
    16
- What's New in this Version
  17
The Administrator Guide
18
- Using this Administrator Guide
  18
  - Typographical Conventions
    18
- Web Interface
  18
  - Command Line Interface
    18
  - D14049.04
    18
  - Getting Started
    19
- What's in the Box
  20
- Connecting the Cables
  20
- Installation Site Preparations
  20
- General Installation Precautions
  20
- D14049.04
  20
Initial Configuration
21
- Powering on the VCS
  21
- Initial Configuration Via Serial Cable
  21
- D14049.04
  21
- Initial Configuration Via Front Panel
  22
  - D14049.04
    22
  - About Administrator Access
    23
  - Administrator Session Timeout
    23
  - Configuring Administrator Access
    23
    
    Administration Accounts
    23
    
    Changing the Default Administrator Password
    23
    
    Resetting the Default Administrator Password
    23
  - Overview
    23
  - Root Account
    23
  - Security Considerations
    23
  - System Administrator Access
    23
  - D14049.04
    24
  - Supported Browsers
    24
  - Using the Web Interface
    24
  - D14049.04
    25
  - General Page Features
    25
- Command Line Interface
  26
  - Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
    26
    
    How Command Are Shown in this Guide
    26
    
    Types of Commands
    26
- Supported Characters
  26
- D14049.04
  26
Overview and Status
27
Overview
28
- Viewing the Overview Page
  28
- Understanding the Overview Page
  28
- D14049.04
  28
System Information
29
Ethernet
30
IP Status
31
- Viewing the IP Status Page
  31
- Understanding the IP Status Page
  31
- D14049.04
  31
Resource Usage
32
Registrations
33
Registration History
34
Presence
35
- Viewing the Presence Status Pages
  35
- D14049.04
  35
Calls
36
- Viewing the Calls Page
  36
- Understanding the Calls Page
  36
- D14049.04
  36
Call History
37
- Viewing the Call History Page
  37
- Understanding the Call History Page
  37
- D14049.04
  37
Search History
38
- Viewing the Search History Page
  38
- About Searches
  38
- Understanding the Search History Page
  38
- July
  38
Local Zone
39
- Viewing the Local Zone Page
  39
- Understanding the Local Zone Page
  39
- D14049.04
  39
Zones
40
- Viewing the Zones Page
  40
- Understanding the Zones Page
  40
- D14049.04
  40
Links
41
- Viewing the Links Page
  41
- Understanding the Links Page
  41
- D14049.04
  41
Pipes
42
- Viewing the Pipes Page
  42
- Understanding the Pipes Page
  42
- D14049.04
  42
STUN Relays
43
- Viewing the STUN Relays Page
  43
- Understanding the STUN Relays Page
  43
- D14049.04
  43
Applications
44
- Viewing the Applications Page
  44
- Understanding the Applications Page
  44
- D14049.04
  44
Warnings
45
- Viewing the Warnings Page
  45
- Understanding the Warnings Page
  45
- D14049.04
  45
Event Log
46
- Viewing the Event Log Page
  46
- Event Log Color Coding
  46
  - Green
    46
  - Orange
    46
  - Red
    46
- Understanding the Event Log Page
  46
- Event Log Levels
  46
- Interpreting the Event Log
  47
  - Event Log Format
    47
  - Message Details Field
    48
  - D14049.04
    48
- Events and Levels
  49
Configuration Log
52
- Viewing the Configuration Log Page
  52
- Understanding the Configuration Log Page
  52
  - Types of Configuration Events
    52
    
    Administrator Sessions
    52
    
    Configuration Changes
    52
    
    D14049.04
    52
    
    Findme User Sessions
    52
System Configuration System Administration
54
- Overview
  54
  - About the System Name
    54
  - About Administrator Access Settings
    54
- Configuration
  54
- D14049.04
  54
Ethernet
55
- Overview
  55
  - About Ethernet Speed
    55
- Configuration
  55
- D14049.04
  55
- Overview
  56
  - About Ipv4 to Ipv6 Gatewaying
    56
  - About IP Routes
    56
- IP Configuration
  56
- D14049.04
  56
Lan
57
- Overview
  57
  - About LAN Configuration
    57
  - About Dual Network Interfaces
    57
- LAN Configuration
  57
- D14049.04
  57
Dns
58
- Overview
  58
  - About DNS Servers
    58
  - About the DNS Domain Name
    58
- Configuration
  58
- D14049.04
  58
Ntp
59
- Overview
  59
  - About the NTP Server
    59
  - About the Time Zone
    59
- Configuration
  59
- D14049.04
  59
Snmp
60
- Overview
  60
  - About SNMP
    60
- Configuration
  60
- D14049.04
  60
External Manager
61
- Overview
  61
  - About the External Manager
    61
- Configuration
  61
- D14049.04
  61
Logging
62
- Overview
  62
  - About Logging
    62
- Remote Logging
  62
  - About Remote Logging
    62
  - Enabling Remote Logging
    62
  - D14049.04
    62
- Log Levels
  63
  - About Event Log Levels
    63
  - Setting the Event Log Level
    63
  - D14049.04
    63
- H.323
  65
- H.323 Endpoint Registration
  65
  - Registration Conflict Mode
    65
  - Auto Discover
    65
  - Time to Live
    65
- Overview
  65
- Configuring H.323
  66
VCS Configuration
65
Sip
67
- SIP Overview
  67
  - About SIP on the VCS
    67
  - Using the VCS as a SIP Registrar
    67
    
    Proxying Registration Requests
    67
  - SIP Registration Expiry
    67
  - D14049.04
    67
  - Using the VCS as a SIP Proxy Server
    68
  - Using the VCS as a SIP Presence Server
    68
  - SIP Protocols and Ports
    68
- Configuring SIP - Registrations, Protocols and Ports
  69
- D14049.04
  69
- Configuring SIP - Domains
  70
- D14049.04
  70
Interworking
71
- Overview
  71
  - About Interworking
    71
- Configuring Interworking
  71
- D14049.04
  71
Registration Control
72
- Registration Overview
  72
  - Endpoint Registration
    72
  - Registrations on a VCS Expressway
    72
  - MCU, Gateway and Content Server Registration
    72
  - D14049.04
    72
  - Finding a VCS with Which to Register
    73
    
    D14049.04
    73
    
    Preventing Automatic Registrations
    73
    
    Sip
    73
Authentication
74
- Authentication Mode
  74
- Authentication for Local Registrations
  74
- Configuring Authentication
  74
- D14049.04
  74
- About External Registration Credentials
  75
- Configuring External Registration Credentials
  75
- D14049.04
  75
Authentication Databases
76
- Alias Origin Setting
  76
  - Ldap
    76
  - Combined
    76
  - Endpoint
    76
- Authentication Using an LDAP Server
  76
  - Configuring the LDAP Server Directory
    76
  - Securing the LDAP Connection with TLS
    76
  - D14049.04
    76
  - Configuring LDAP Server Settings
    77
  - D14049.04
    77
- Authentication Using a Local Database
  78
  - Configuring the Local Database
    78
  - D14049.04
    78
Registering Aliases
79
- About Alias Registration
  79
  - H.323 Alias Registration
    79
  - SIP Alias Registration
    79
- Attempts to Register Using an Existing Alias
  79
  - Sip
    79
Allow and Deny Lists
80
- About Allow and Deny Lists
  80
  - Patterns and Pattern Types
    80
- Removing Existing Registrations
  80
- Activating Use of Allow or Deny Lists
  80
- D14049.04
  80
- Managing Entries in the Allow List
  81
- D14049.04
  81
- Managing Entries in the Deny List
  82
- D14049.04
  82
Zones and Neighbors
83
- About Your Video Communications Network
  84
  - Example Network Diagram
    84
  - D14049.04
    84
- Introduction
  84
- Configuring the Local Zone and Its Subzones
  85
  - Bandwidth Management
    85
  - Local Zone Matches
    85
- Overview
  85
- Traversal Subzone
  86
  - What Are Traversal Calls
    86
  - Configuring the Traversal Subzone Ports
    86
  - D14049.04
    86
- About Zones
  87
- D14049.04
  87
- Neighbor Zone
  87
- Traversal Client Zone
  87
- Traversal Server Zone
  87
- Default Zone
  88
- DNS Zone
  88
- ENUM Zone
  88
- Adding Zones
  89
- Configuring Zones
  89
- D14049.04
  89
- Configuring Zones - All Types
  90
- D14049.04
  90
- Configuring Neighbor Zones
  91
- D14049.04
  91
- Configuring Traversal Client Zones
  92
- D14049.04
  92
- Configuring Traversal Server Zones
  93
  - D14049.04
    93
  - Configuring ENUM Zones
    94
  - D14049.04
    94
- Configuring DNS Zones
  95
- D14049.04
  95
Local Zone and Subzones
85
Clustering, Peers and Alternates
96
- About Clustering
  96
- Cluster Subzone
  96
- D14049.04
  96
- Configuring Clusters
  97
  - Enabling H.323
    97
  - Prerequisites
    97
July
97
- What Configuration Is and Isn't Replicated
  97
  - System Name
    97
    
    Administration Accounts
    97
    
    Option Keys
    97
  - Ethernet Speed
    97
  - IP Configuration
    97
- Sharing Registrations Across Peers
  98
  - H.323 Registrations
    98
  - SIP Registrations
    98
- Sharing Bandwidth Across Peers
  98
- Backup and Restore
  98
- Upgrades and Downgrades
  98
  - Upgrading to X3.0
    98
  - Downgrading from X3.0
    98
- Clustering and Findme
  99
  - Enabling SSH
    99
  - Enabling the Replication of Findme Information
    99
  - Overview
    99
- Clustering and Presence
  99
- Viewing Peers
  99
- Neighboring the Local VCS to a Cluster
  100
- D14049.04
  100
Dial Plans
101
- About Dial Plans
  101
- Flat Dial Plan
  101
- Structured Dial Plan
  101
- Hierarchical Dial Plan
  101
  - D14049.04
    101
  - Call Processing
    102
- Call Processing Diagram
  103
  - Search Process
    103
Dialing by Address Types
104
- About the Different Address Types
  104
- Dialing by IP Address
  104
  - Endpoints Registered to a VCS Expressway
    104
- Dialing by H.323 ID or E.164 Alias
  104
- Dialing by H.323 or SIP URI
  104
- Dialing by ENUM
  104
Hop Counts
105
- About Hop Counts
  105
- Configuring Hop Counts
  105
- D14049.04
  105
Searches and Transforms
106
- Overview of Searches and Transforms
  106
  - About Searches
    106
  - About Transforms
    106
- Pre-Search Transforms
  106
  - About Pre-Search Transforms
    106
  - Pre-Search Transform Process
    106
  - D14049.04
    106
  - Configuring Pre-Search Transforms
    107
  - D14049.04
    107
- Zone Searching and Transforming
  108
  - About Zone Searching
    108
    
    Match Mode
    108
    
    Match Priority
    108
  - About Zone Transforms
    108
  - Using Zone Searches and Transforms Together
    108
  - Zone Search and Transform Process
    108
  - D14049.04
    108
  - Configuring Zone Searches and Transforms
    109
    
    External Zones
    109
    
    Local Zone
    109
  - Default Settings
    109
  - D14049.04
    109
- Examples
  110
  - Combining Match Types and Priorities
    110
  - Never Query a Zone
    110
  - Always Query a Zone, Never Apply Transforms
    110
  - D14049.04
    110
  - Filter Queries to a Zone Without Transforming
    111
  - D14049.04
    111
  - Query a Zone for Original and Transformed Alias
    112
  - D14049.04
    112
  - Query a Zone for Two or more Transformed Aliases
    113
  - D14049.04
    113
Call Policy
114
- About Call Policy
  114
- Administrator Policy and Authentication
  114
  - Authentication Mode on
    114
    
    Sip
    114
  - Authentication Mode off
    114
  - D14049.04
    114
- Enabling the Use of Administrator Policy
  115
- D14049.04
  115
- Configuring Administrator Policy Via the Web Interface
  116
- D14049.04
  116
- Configuring Administrator Policy Via a CPL Script
  117
  - Uploading a CPL Script
    117
  - About CPL XSD Files
    117
- Downloading Policy Files
  117
- D14049.04
  117
URI Dialing
118
- Overview
  118
- URI Resolution Process Via DNS
  118
  - H323
    118
  - Sip
    118
- Enabling URI Dialing
  118
- D14049.04
  118
- URI Dialing for Outgoing Calls
  119
  - Process
    119
  - Configuring Matches for DNS Zones
    119
  - D14049.04
    119
  - Adding and Configuring DNS Zones
    120
  - D14049.04
    120
  - Configuring DNS Servers
    121
  - July
    121
- URI Dialing for Incoming Calls
  122
  - Types of DNS Records Required
    122
  - Process
    122
  - SRV Record Format
    122
  - Configuring H.323 SRV Records
    122
    
    Call SRV Records
    122
    
    Location SRV Records
    122
  - Configuring SIP SRV Records
    122
  - D14049.04
    122
- URI Dialing and Firewall Traversal
  123
  - Example DNS Record Configuration
    123
  - Recommended Configuration
    123
  - D14049.04
    123
ENUM Dialing
124
- Overview
  124
- Process
  124
- Enabling ENUM Dialing
  124
- D14049.04
  124
- ENUM Dialing for Outgoing Calls
  125
  - Prerequisites
    125
  - Process
    125
  - Example
    125
  - Configuring Matches for ENUM Zones
    126
    
    Example
    126
  - Configuring Transforms for ENUM Zones
    126
  - D14049.04
    127
  - Configuring ENUM Zones
    127
  - Configuring DNS Servers
    128
  - D14049.04
    128
- ENUM Dialing for Incoming Calls
  129
  - Prerequisites
    129
  - About DNS Domains for ENUM
    129
  - Configuring DNS NAPTR Records
    129
  - Example
    129
Unregistered Endpoints
130
- About Unregistered Endpoints
  130
- Calls to an Unregistered Endpoint
  130
  - Overview
    130
  - Recommended Configuration for Firewall Traversal
    130
- Calls from an Unregistered Endpoint
  130
- D14049.04
  130
Fallback Alias
131
- Overview
  131
- Configuration
  131
- Example Usage
  131
Call Ids, Serial Numbers and Tags
132
- Identifying a Particular Call
  132
  - Call ID
    132
  - Call Serial Number
    132
  - Call Tag
    132
  - Obtaining Call Numbers Via the CLI
    132
  - D14049.04
    132
Disconnecting Calls
133
- Obtaining the Call ID Via the Web UI
  133
- Disconnecting a Call Via the Web Interface
  133
- Disconnecting a Call Via the CLI
  133
- Issues When Disconnecting SIP Calls
  133
- D14049.04
  133
Bandwidth Control
134
Bandwidth Control Overview
135
- Bandwidth Control on the VCS
  135
- Example Network Deployment
  135
- D14049.04
  135
Subzones
136
- About Subzones and Bandwidth Control
  136
- About the Default Subzone
  136
- Specifying the Subzone IP Addresses
  136
- Subzone Links
  136
- About the Traversal Subzone
  136
  - Traversal Calls
    136
  - Bandwidth Consumption of Traversal Calls
    136
  - D14049.04
    136
- Creating a Subzone
  137
- D14049.04
  137
- Configuring a Subzone
  138
- D14049.04
  138
- Applying Bandwidth Limitations to Subzones
  139
  - Types of Limitations
    139
  - How Different Bandwidth Limitations Are Managed
    139
  - D14049.04
    139
Links
140
- About Links
  140
  - Creating a New Link
    140
  - Default Links
    140
- Creating Links
  140
- Editing Links
  141
- Default Links
  142
  - About Default Links
    142
  - Pre-Configured Links
    142
  - Automatically Created Links
    142
  - D14049.04
    142
Pipes
143
- About Pipes
  143
- Creating Pipes
  143
- Editing Pipes
  144
  - Editing an Existing Pipe
    144
  - D14049.04
    144
- Applying Pipes to Links
  145
  - One Pipe, One Link
    145
  - One Pipe, Two or more Links
    145
    
    Example
    145
  - Two Pipes, One Link
    145
Default Bandwidth and Downspeeding
146
- About the Default Call Bandwidth
  146
- About Downspeeding
  146
- Configuring Default Call Bandwidth and Downspeeding
  146
- July
  146
Bandwidth Control Examples
147
- Example Without a Firewall
  147
- D14049.04
  147
- Example with a Firewall
  148
  - VCS Expressway Subzone Configuration
    148
  - VCS Control Subzone Configuration
    148
  - D14049.04
    148
Firewall Traversal
149

TANDBERG VCS Administration Manual (187 pages)

VIDEO COMMUNICATION SERVER

Brand: TANDBERG | Category: Server | Size: 18 MB

Table of Contents
2
Disclaimer, Copyrights and License Agreements
8
Safety Instructions and Approvals
9
Environmental Issues 0
10
About the TANDBERG Video Communication Server
12
Main Product Features
12
- Standard Features
  12
- Optional Features
  12
About this Administrator Guide
12
Getting Started 3
13
What's in the Box
13
Connecting the Cables
13
Installation Site Preparations
13
General Installation Precautions
13
Powering on the VCS
14
Initial Configuration Via Serial Cable
14
System Administrator Access
15
- About Administrator Access
  15
- Configuring Administrator Access
  15
- Security Considerations
  15
- Administrator Account Password
  15
  - Default Administrator Password
    15
  - Changing the Administrator Password
    15
- Session Timeout
  15
  - Resetting the Administrator Password
    15
- Root Account
  15
- Using the Web Interface
  16
  - Supported Browsers
    16
- Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
  17
Viewing the Overview Page
18
Understanding the Overview Page
18
System Configuration 9
19
System Administration Configuration
19
Ethernet Configuration
20
- Configuring Ethernet Settings
  20
- About Ethernet Speed
  20
IP Configuration
21
- Configuring IP Settings
  21
- About Ipv4 to Ipv6 Gatewaying
  21
DNS Configuration
22
- Configuring DNS Settings
  22
- About DNS Servers
  22
- About the DNS Domain Name
  22
NTP Configuration
23
- Configuring NTP Settings
  23
- About the NTP Server
  23
- Setting the Time Zone
  23
SNMP Configuration
24
- Configuring SNMP Settings
  24
- About SNMP Settings
  24
External Manager Configuration
25
- Configuring External Manager Settings
  25
- About the External Manager
  25
Backing up Configuration Settings
26
Logging 7
27
Logging Overview
27
- About Logging
  27
- About Remote Logging
  27
- Enabling Remote Logging
  27
- About Event Log Levels
  27
- Setting the Event Log Level
  27
Event Log
28
- Viewing the Event Log
  28
- Event Log Format
  28
- Message Details Field
  28
Events Logged at Level 1
29
Events Logged at Level 2
30
Events Logged at Level 3
30
Event Data Fields
31
Working with
33
H.33 Overview
33
H.33 Endpoint Registration
33
- Registration Conflict Mode
  33
- Auto Discover
  33
- Time to Live
  33
- Call Time to Live
  33
Configuring H.323
34
Working with SIP
35
SIP Overview
35
- About SIP on the VCS
  35
- Using the VCS as a SIP Registrar
  35
  - Proxying Registration Requests
    35
- SIP Registration Expiry
  35
- Using the VCS as a SIP Proxy Server
  35
- SIP Protocols and Ports
  35
  - Getting
    35
    
    Configuring SIP - Registrations, Protocols and Ports
    36
    
    System Configuration
    36
    
    Configuring SIP - Domains
    37
    
    About Interworking
    38
    
    Configuring Interworking
    38
    
    Interworking
    38
    
    Overview
    38
    
    Endpoint Registration
    39
    
    MCU, Gateway and Content Server Registration
    39
    
    Registration Control
    39
    
    Registration Overview
    39
    
    Registrations on a VCS Border Controller
    39
    
    Finding a VCS with Which to Register
    40
    
    Sip
    40
    
    About Authentication
    41
    
    Authentication
    41
    
    Configuring Authentication
    41
    
    Alias Origin Setting
    42
    
    Authentication Using an LDAP Server
    42
    
    Configuring the LDAP Server Directory
    42
    
    Securing the LDAP Connection with TLS
    42
    
    Configuring LDAP Server Settings
    43
    
    Authentication Using a Local Database
    44
    
    Configuring the Local Database
    44
    
    About Alias Registration
    45
    
    Attempts to Register Using an Existing Alias
    45
    
    H.33 Alias Registration
    45
    
    Registering Aliases
    45
    
    Sip
    45
    
    SIP Alias Registration
    45
    
    About Allow and Deny Lists
    46
    
    Activating Use of Allow or Deny Lists
    46
    
    Allow and Deny Lists
    46
    
    Patterns and Pattern Types
    46
    
    Managing Entries in the Allow List
    47
    
    Configuration Control Neighbors Processing
    48
    
    Managing Entries in the Deny List
    48
    
    SIP Registration Zones and Call
    48
Managing Zones, Neighbors and Alternates
49
Overview
49
- About Your Video Communications Network
  49
- Example
  49
Local Zone and Subzones
50
- About the Local Zone and Its Subzones
  50
- Configuring the Local Zone and Its Subzones
  50
Zones
51
- About Zones
  51
- ENUM Zone
  51
- DNS Zone
  51
- Traversal Client Zone
  51
- Neighbor Zone
  51
- Traversal Server Zone
  51
- Default Zone
  51
Adding Zones
52
Configuring Zones
52
Configuring Zones - All Types
53
Configuring Neighbor Zones
54
Configuring Traversal Client Zones
55
Configuring Traversal Server Zones
56
Configuring ENUM Zones
57
Configuring DNS Zones
57
About Alternates
58
Configuring Alternates
58
Setting up a Dial Plan
59
- About Dial Plans
  59
  - Flat Dial Plan
    59
  - Structured Dial Plan
    59
  - Hierarchical Dial Plan
    59
  - Firewall Bandwidth
    59
Call Processing
60
Locating a Destination Endpoint
60
- Overview
  60
- Process
  60
Dialing by Address Types
61
- About the Different Address Types
  61
- Dialing by IP Address
  61
- Dialing by H.323 ID or E.164 Alias
  61
- Dialing by H.323 or SIP URI
  61
- Dialing by ENUM
  61
Hop Counts
62
- About Hop Counts
  62
- Configuring Hop Counts
  62
Administrator Policy
63
Overview
63
- About Administrator Policy
  63
- Administrator Policy and Authentication
  63
Enabling the Use of Administrator Policy
64
Configuring Administrator Policy Via the Web Interface
65
Configuring Administrator Policy Via a CPL Script
66
- Uploading a CPL Script
  66
- About CPL XSD Files
  66
Downloading Policy Files
66
User Policy
67
About User Policy
67
Enabling User Policy on the VCS
68
- Configuring User Policy Manager
  68
D 14049.01
68
Managing Findme User Accounts
69
Managing Findme User Accounts
71
- Deleting a User Account
  71
Using Tandberg's Findme
72
About Your Findme User Account
72
- About Findme
  72
  - Findme User Accounts
    72
  - Individual Versus Group Findme
    72
- Accessing the Findme Configuration Page
  72
Configuring Your Findme User Account
73
Alias Searching and Transforming
74
Overview of Searches and Transforms
74
- About Searches
  74
- About Transforms
  74
Transforming an Alias before Searching Locally
74
- About Local Alias Transforms
  74
  - Local Alias Transform Process
    74
  - If the Transformed Alias Is Not Found Locally
    74
- Configuring Local Alias Transforms
  75
Zone Searching and Transforming
76
- About Zone Searching
  76
  - Mode
    76
  - Priority
    76
- About Zone Transforms
  76
- Using Zone Searches and Transforms Together
  76
- Zone Search and Transform Process
  76
- Configuring Zone Searches and Transforms
  77
  - Default Settings
    77
Examples
78
URI Dialing
81
URI Dialing Overview
81
- About URI Dialing
  81
- URI Resolution Process Via DNS
  81
- Enabling URI Dialing Via the VCS
  81
  - Outgoing Calls
    81
  - Incoming Calls
    81
  - Firewall Traversal Calls
    81
URI Dialing for Outgoing Calls
82
- Process
  82
- Configuring Matches for DNS Zones
  82
- Adding and Configuring DNS Zones
  83
- Configuring DNS Servers
  84
URI Dialing for Incoming Calls
85
- Types of DNS Records Required
  85
- Process
  85
- SRV Record Format
  85
- Configuring H.323 SRV Records
  85
  - Location SRV Records
    85
  - Call SRV Records
    85
- Configuring SIP SRV Records
  85
- Example DNS Record Configuration
  86
URI Dialing and Firewall Traversal
86
- Recommended Configuration
  86
ENUM Dialing
87
ENUM Dialing Overview
87
- About ENUM Dialing
  87
- ENUM Process
  87
- Enabling ENUM Dialing
  87
  - Outgoing Calls
    87
  - Incoming Calls
    87
ENUM Dialing for Outgoing Calls
88
- Prerequisites
  88
- Process
  88
- Example
  88
- Configuring Matches for ENUM Zones
  89
  - Example
    89
- Configuring Transforms for ENUM Zones
  89
- Configuring ENUM Zones
  90
- Configuring DNS Servers
  91
ENUM Dialing for Incoming Calls
92
- Prerequisites
  92
- About DNS Domains for ENUM
  92
- Configuring DNS NAPTR Records
  92
  - Example
    92
Calls to and from Unregistered Endpoints
93
About Unregistered Endpoints
93
Calls to an Unregistered Endpoint
93
- Overview
  93
- Configuration
  93
Calls from an Unregistered Endpoint
93
- Recommended Configuration for Firewall Traversal
  93
Fallback Alias
94
- Overview
  94
- Configuration
  94
- Example Use of a Fallback Alias
  94
Disconnecting Calls
95
Overview
95
- About the Call Control API
  95
Identifying a Particular Call
95
- Call ID Number
  95
- Call Serial Number
  95
- Obtaining the Call ID/Serial Number
  95
Disconnecting a Call Via the Web Interface
96
Disconnecting a Call Via the CLI
96
Issues When Disconnecting SIP Calls
96

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