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Page 856 of 910 Appendix A: NAT router requirements for NAT Traversal feature
553-3001-365 Standard 4.00 August 2005
Figure 275
Private-to-Public port mapping
Since all three servers see the same PUBLIC port, the NAT router is using
Cone NAT.
- Title page 1
- Revision history 3
- Page 6 of 910 Contents 6
- Contents Page 7 of 910 7
- Page 8 of 910 Contents 8
- Contents Page 9 of 910 9
- Page 10 of 910 Contents 10
- Contents Page 11 of 910 11
- Page 12 of 910 Contents 12
- List of procedures 13
- Procedure 129 24
- Procedure 130 24
- About this document 25
- Applicable systems 26
- Conventions 27
- Related information 28
- Description 31
- Interworking 33
- CS 1000M 34
- Branch Media Gateway 34
- System requirements 35
- System configurations 36
- Software delivery 38
- Required packages 39
- Voice Gateway Media Cards 43
- Capacity 46
- Description Page 47 of 910 47
- Figure 2 47
- Media Card faceplate 47
- Page 50 of 910 Description 50
- Figure 3 50
- ITG-P 24-port card faceplate 50
- Page 54 of 910 Description 54
- Description Page 55 of 910 55
- Figure 4 55
- Page 56 of 910 Description 56
- IP Phone registration 57
- Virtual Terminal Manager 58
- Interactions with IP Phones 58
- Signaling and messaging 60
- Signaling protocols 60
- ELAN TCP transport 61
- Page 62 of 910 Description 62
- Virtual TNs 63
- Licenses 64
- License limits 65
- Command Line Interface 68
- Overlays 68
- Features 69
- Page 70 of 910 Features 70
- Features Page 71 of 910 71
- * introduced in IP Line 4.5 73
- Page 76 of 910 Features 76
- Features Page 77 of 910 77
- Minimum requirements 78
- ACF mode 78
- ACF scenarios 79
- Firmware downloads 86
- WLAN Handsets 2210/2211/2212 86
- Page 88 of 910 Features 88
- Features Page 89 of 910 89
- Features Page 91 of 910 91
- Page 92 of 910 Features 92
- Features Page 93 of 910 93
- Page 94 of 910 Features 94
- Features Page 95 of 910 95
- Page 96 of 910 Features 96
- Features Page 97 of 910 97
- Status definitions 99
- LD 32 STAT command 100
- LD 80 TRAC command 101
- Page 102 of 910 Features 102
- Figure 6 102
- LD 80 TRAC with ACF example 102
- LD 117 STIP ACF command 103
- Figure 7 104
- Page 104 of 910 Features 104
- Features Page 105 of 910 105
- Figure 8 105
- Page 106 of 910 Features 106
- Figure 9 106
- Features Page 107 of 910 107
- Figure 10 107
- Page 108 of 910 Features 108
- Operating parameters 109
- Feature interactions 110
- System view 111
- Download maximums 114
- Maintenance Mode 116
- Features Page 117 of 910 117
- Call Server commands 119
- Page 120 of 910 Features 120
- Features Page 121 of 910 121
- Page 122 of 910 Features 122
- Features Page 123 of 910 123
- LTPS CLI commands 126
- Features Page 131 of 910 131
- Element Manager 132
- Procedure 3 140
- Page 142 of 910 Features 142
- Figure 20 142
- Ethernet Diagnostics window 142
- Features Page 143 of 910 143
- Figure 21 143
- Select by Functionality list 143
- End of Procedure 143
- Page 144 of 910 Features 144
- Figure 22 144
- ECNT commands 144
- RST commands 145
- Page 146 of 910 Features 146
- Figure 24 146
- IP Cloud 151
- Page 152 of 910 Features 152
- CLI commands 153
- Page 154 of 910 Features 154
- Figure 29 154
- Features Page 155 of 910 155
- Figure 30 155
- Page 156 of 910 Features 156
- Figure 31 156
- Features Page 157 of 910 157
- Figure 32 157
- Page 158 of 910 Features 158
- Figure 33 158
- NAT Traversal feature 159
- Echo Servers 160
- Features Page 161 of 910 161
- NAT Mapping Keep Alive 163
- Mute and Hold considerations 164
- NAT and VLANs 166
- Features Page 167 of 910 167
- Figure 35 167
- Page 168 of 910 Features 168
- Features Page 169 of 910 169
- Figure 36 169
- NAT configuration 169
- Features Page 173 of 910 173
- Features Page 175 of 910 175
- Page 176 of 910 Features 176
- Features Page 177 of 910 177
- Figure 38 177
- Page 178 of 910 Features 178
- Features Page 179 of 910 179
- Page 180 of 910 Features 180
- Figure 39 180
- Features Page 181 of 910 181
- Figure 40 181
- Page 182 of 910 Features 182
- Figure 41 182
- IP Call Recording 183
- Enhanced IP Call Recording 184
- Features Page 185 of 910 185
- Identifying the IP Phone 187
- Administration 189
- Page 192 of 910 Features 192
- Example 2: 195
- Example 3: 195
- LD 117 STAT SERV 197
- Application information 198
- IP Phone support 202
- Features Page 203 of 910 203
- Corporate Directory 211
- Element Manager support 212
- BOOTP and CONFIG.INI 213
- Call Statistics collection 214
- Private Zone configuration 225
- Shared Zone 226
- Private Zone 226
- Page 228 of 910 Features 228
- Table 47 228
- Intrazone Interzone 228
- Page 230 of 910 Features 230
- Network wide Virtual Office 231
- Features Page 235 of 910 235
- 802.1Q support 236
- Features Page 237 of 910 237
- Features Page 239 of 910 239
- Data Path Capture tool 240
- IP Phone firmware 240
- Features Page 241 of 910 241
- Meridian 1 242
- CS 1000 systems 243
- Page 244 of 910 Features 244
- Graceful Disable 245
- Operation of the LTPS DISI 246
- Hardware watchdog timer 248
- Page 250 of 910 Features 250
- Features Page 251 of 910 251
- Page 252 of 910 Features 252
- Redial List 253
- Introduction 254
- Virtual Office 255
- Media Gateway 1000B 256
- Personal Directory 257
- Callers List 257
- Call log options 258
- Figure 44 262
- Signaling Server 264
- Full database recovery 269
- Call Server configuration 276
- Password administration 277
- Password guessing protection 278
- User profile management 279
- Procedure 12 on page 283 282
- Contents 287
- Pre-defined codec table 288
- Codec selection 288
- Codec configuration 290
- Codecs Page 291 of 910 291
- Figure 59 291
- Codec list in Element Manager 291
- Codec registration 292
- Codec registration for DSPs 293
- Page 294 of 910 Codecs 294
- Example 1 294
- Codecs Page 295 of 910 295
- Example 2 295
- Codec negotiation 296
- Codec sorting 297
- Page 300 of 910 Codecs 300
- Codecs Page 301 of 910 301
- Before you begin 303
- Installation summary 304
- IP Telephony node 309
- Equipment considerations 311
- Optional equipment 312
- Summary of installation steps 313
- 8-port and 32-port line cards 317
- Figure 64 322
- Lock card into place 322
- Figure 65 323
- Install the Media Card 324
- 100BaseT connections 326
- System I/O Panel 327
- by replacing 328
- CS 1000S systems 330
- Figure 67 331
- Figure 68 334
- EMC Kit Deployment 335
- Summary of procedures 336
- Manager instead of LD 117 340
- Procedure 22: 340
- Figure 76 347
- Delete VGW channels window 347
- Configure the IP Phone KEM 353
- Once entered, the KEY 356
- IP Phone dedicated soft keys 358
- Node election rules 359
- Launch Element Manager 366
- Manager 370
- Figure 84 372
- Recommendation 381
- Operation 381
- Configure Quality of Service 385
- Configure file server access 392
- Configure loss and level plan 394
- Voice Gateway Media Card 395
- Transmit node properties 405
- Configure the Follower cards 411
- Figure 111 418
- Configure file server 418
- Figure 113 421
- Server CD Image file 425
- Card(s) 433
- Upgrade the IP Phone firmware 437
- SNMP traps 448
- Figure 137 452
- Procedure 49 456
- Media Card 469
- Figure 148 470
- New Node – Configuration tab 470
- Configure DSP profile data 472
- Call Server 481
- Figure 157 488
- Configure QoS 493
- Configure SNTP 495
- Set the Leader 0 IP address 497
- Procedure 62 499
- CAUTION 499
- Upgrade options 511
- Figure 170 526
- Open dialog box 526
- IP Line 4.5 administration 531
- Password security 538
- Node password synchronization 541
- IP Phone Installer Password 543
- Figure 172 546
- Figure 173 547
- Figure 174 549
- Figure 175 550
- IP configuration commands 559
- Display the number of DSPs 561
- Packet loss monitor 566
- Transfer files using the CLI 567
- IP Line administration using 571
- View IP Line log files 580
- Figure 181 583
- Syslog file output example 583
- Backup and restore data 584
- Restore the backed up files 587
- Figure 186 589
- Node Configuration window 589
- Procedure 77 591
- Procedure 78 602
- CAUTION WITH ESDS DEVICES 603
- Update other node properties 620
- Virtual Terminal 620
- Figure 211 627
- Output of Print VGW Channels 627
- OTM administration procedures 636
- Viewing the IP Line log files 649
- Back up and restore OTM data 650
- Procedure 93 651
- Procedure 94 658
- Retrieve command 679
- Figure 232 683
- Retrieve node 683
- System error messages 693
- Phones” on page 214 704
- Figure 233 709
- IDU command output 709
- IP Line CLI commands 710
- General purpose commands 711
- File transfer commands 715
- Reset commands 720
- DSP commands 721
- Upgrade commands 721
- IPL> shell commands 722
- Voice Gateway commands 726
- Translation IP/DN commands 728
- Figure 236 730
- PRT DNIP output 730
- Figure 237 731
- PRT IPDN output 731
- => prt ipdn 47.11.215 733
- => prt ipdn 47.11.215.0 734
- => prt ipdn 47.11.216 735
- Graceful TPS commands 736
- General trace tool commands 748
- Network Connection Service 750
- Maintenance audit 752
- Work with alarm and log files 761
- Maintenance telephone 762
- Procedure 109 775
- Procedure 111 786
- DSPNumShow 788
- +master tps 790
- IPInfoShow 792
- RUDP Connection Summary 796
- Total firmware = 2 796
- VGW Service is: Enabled 797
- Procedure 112 801
- Figure 245 811
- Media Cards 817
- Convert the IP Trunk cards 819
- Requirements 850
- Time-out configuration 851
- Hairpinning 851
- Unidirectional packet flow 852
- Firmware versions 853
- Natcheck output 854
- Cone NAT 856
- NTMF94EA I/O cable 858
- Figure 276 859
- Connector pin assignments 860
- LAN equipment 863
- DB-9 Female 864
- 553-ITG0007 864
- 553-9245 865
- Tools list 868
- Remove the NT8D81BA cable 868
- NT8D81AA cable 869
- Appendix D: Product integrity 893
- Environmental specifications 894
- Electro-Magnetic Containment 897
- Numerics 905
- Page 910 of 910 Index 910
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