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Appendix D: Product integrity Page 757 of 770
IP Line Description, Installation, and Operation
Electro-Magnetic Containment
Electro-Magnetic Containment (EMC) compliance requirements depend on
the regulations in effect for the country where the Meridian 1 or CS 1000
system is located. CISPR 22 Class B defines more stringent EMC limits than
CISPR 22 Class A requirements (that is, equipment that meets CISPR 22
Class B exceeds CISPR 22 Class A requirements and can be used globally).
The ITG-P 24-port line card and the Media Cards are approved for CISPR 22
Class A (and FCC Part 15 Class A) limits and approved to CISPR 22 Class B
limits with the following configurations:
• ITG-P 24-port line card
— For Small Systems, there is no limit to the number of ITG-P 24-port
line cards that can be installed on a shelf to meet CISPR 22 Class A
(and FCC Part 15 Class A) limits. However, to meet CISPR 22 Class
B limits, there is a limit of two cards for each shelf.
— For Large Systems, there is no limit to the number of ITG-P 24-port
line cards that can be installed on a shelf to meet CISPR 22 Class A
(and FCC Part 15 Class A) limits and CISPR 22 Class B limits.
•Media Card
— For Small Systems, there is no limit to the number of Media Cards
that can be installed on a shelf to meet CISPR 22 Class A (and FCC
Part 15 Class A) limits and CISPR 22 Class B limits. If the Media
Cards are installed in a shelf that already has ITG-P 24-port line
cards, then the ITG-P 24-port line card’s EMC requirements
supersedes the Media Card EMC requirements.
— For Large Systems, there is no limit to the number of Media Cards
that can be installed on a shelf to meet CISPR 22 Class A (and FCC
Part 15 Class A) limits. To meet CISPR 22 Class B limits, there is a
limit of ten Media Cards that can be installed on one shelf. If the
Media Cards are to be installed in a shelf that already has ITG-P
24-port line cards, then the ITG-P 24-port line card’s EMC
requirements supersedes the Media Card’s EMC requirements.
- Title page 1
- Revision history 3
- Page 4 of 770 4
- Page 6 of 770 Contents 6
- Contents Page 7 of 770 7
- Page 8 of 770 Contents 8
- Contents Page 9 of 770 9
- Page 10 of 770 Contents 10
- Contents Page 11 of 770 11
- Page 12 of 770 Contents 12
- About this document 13
- Applicable systems 14
- Conventions 16
- Related information 17
- Description 19
- Interworking 21
- CS 1000M 22
- Branch Media Gateway 22
- System requirements 23
- System configurations 24
- Software delivery 26
- Required packages 27
- Voice Gateway Media Cards 31
- Capacity 34
- Description Page 35 of 770 35
- Figure 2 35
- Media Card faceplate 35
- Page 38 of 770 Description 38
- Figure 3 38
- ITG-P 24-port card faceplate 38
- Page 42 of 770 Description 42
- Description Page 43 of 770 43
- Figure 4 43
- Page 44 of 770 Description 44
- IP Phone registration 45
- Virtual Terminal Manager 46
- Interactions with IP Phones 46
- Signaling and messaging 48
- Signaling protocols 48
- ELAN TCP transport 49
- Page 50 of 770 Description 50
- Virtual TNs 51
- Licenses 52
- License limits 53
- Administration 54
- Description Page 55 of 770 55
- Command Line Interface 56
- Overlays 56
- Features 57
- Page 58 of 770 Features 58
- * = introduced in IP Line 4.0 60
- NAT Traversal feature 61
- Echo Servers 62
- Features Page 63 of 770 63
- NAT Mapping Keep Alive 65
- Mute and Hold considerations 66
- NAT and VLANs 68
- Features Page 69 of 770 69
- Figure 5 69
- Page 70 of 770 Features 70
- CLI commands 73
- Page 74 of 770 Features 74
- Page 76 of 770 Features 76
- Features Page 77 of 770 77
- Page 78 of 770 Features 78
- Figure 7 78
- Features Page 79 of 770 79
- Page 80 of 770 Features 80
- Features Page 81 of 770 81
- Figure 8 81
- Page 82 of 770 Features 82
- Figure 9 82
- Features Page 83 of 770 83
- Figure 10 83
- IP Cloud 85
- Page 86 of 770 Features 86
- (F/W Corrupted) 86
- Page 88 of 770 Features 88
- Figure 12 88
- Features Page 89 of 770 89
- Figure 13 89
- Page 90 of 770 Features 90
- Figure 14 90
- Features Page 91 of 770 91
- Figure 15 91
- Page 92 of 770 Features 92
- Figure 16 92
- Features Page 93 of 770 93
- Figure 17 93
- IP Call Recording 94
- LD 117 STAT SERV enhancement 97
- Application information 98
- IP Phone support 102
- IP Phone 2004 103
- IP Phone Key Expansion Module 104
- Corporate Directory 105
- Element Manager support 106
- Call Statistics collection 107
- • ECNT SS hostName 108
- • ECNT NODE nodeNum 108
- Private Zone configuration 118
- Shared Zone 119
- Private Zone 119
- Page 122 of 770 Features 122
- Network wide Virtual Office 123
- Page 126 of 770 Features 126
- 802.1Q support 127
- Page 128 of 770 Features 128
- Features Page 129 of 770 129
- Data Path Capture tool 130
- IP Phone firmware 130
- Features Page 131 of 770 131
- Meridian 1 132
- CS 1000 systems 133
- Page 134 of 770 Features 134
- Graceful Disable 135
- Operation of the LTPS DISI 136
- Hardware watchdog timer 138
- Features Page 139 of 770 139
- Features Page 141 of 770 141
- Page 142 of 770 Features 142
- Features Page 143 of 770 143
- Page 144 of 770 Features 144
- Redial List 145
- Introduction 146
- Virtual Office 147
- Media Gateway 1000B 148
- Personal Directory 149
- Callers List 149
- Call log options 150
- Figure 19 153
- Figure 20 154
- Signaling Server 156
- Full database recovery 162
- Call Server configuration 168
- Password administration 169
- Password guessing protection 170
- User profile management 171
- Procedure 8 on page 175 174
- End of Procedure 177
- Contents 179
- Pre-defined codec table 180
- Codec selection 180
- Codec configuration 182
- Codec registration 183
- Page 184 of 770 Codecs 184
- Codec registration for DSPs 185
- Page 186 of 770 Codecs 186
- Example 1 186
- Example 2 186
- Codecs Page 187 of 770 187
- Codec negotiation 188
- Codecs Page 189 of 770 189
- Page 192 of 770 Codecs 192
- Codecs Page 193 of 770 193
- Before you begin 195
- Installation summary 196
- IP telephony node 201
- Equipment considerations 203
- Optional equipment 204
- Summary of installation steps 205
- 8-port and 32-port line cards 209
- Figure 41 214
- Lock card into place 214
- Figure 42 215
- Install the Media Card 216
- 100BaseT connections 218
- System I/O Panel 219
- by replacing 220
- CS 1000S systems 222
- Figure 44 223
- Figure 45 226
- EMC Kit Deployment 227
- Summary of procedures 228
- Manager instead of LD 117 232
- Procedure 18: 232
- Delete VGW channels window 240
- Figure 53 240
- Configure the IP Phone KEM 245
- Once entered, the KEY 248
- IP Phone dedicated soft keys 250
- Node election rules 251
- Procedure 19 256
- Media Card 268
- Configure DSP profile data 271
- Recommendation 273
- Operation 273
- Call Server 280
- Figure 73 287
- Configure file server access 290
- Configure QoS 292
- Configure SNTP 294
- Set the Leader 0 IP address 296
- Procedure 32 298
- CAUTION 298
- Voice Gateway Media Card 305
- Upgrade options 310
- Upgrade the IP Phone firmware 315
- SNMP traps 322
- Figure 86 325
- Open dialog box 325
- Launch Element Manager 335
- Manager 339
- Figure 94 341
- Node Summary – expand a node 341
- Configure Quality of Service 355
- Configure loss and level plan 364
- Figure 112 371
- Setting the Leader IP address 372
- Transmit node properties 375
- Configure the Follower cards 379
- Figure 121 387
- LW Version window 387
- Figure 123 390
- Figure 136 412
- IP Line 4.0 administration 413
- Password security 420
- SNMP community names strings 421
- Node password synchronization 423
- IP Phone Installer Password 425
- Figure 137 428
- Figure 138 429
- Figure 139 431
- Figure 140 432
- IP configuration commands 441
- TLAN configuration commands 441
- Display the number of DSPs 443
- Packet loss monitor 448
- Transfer files using the CLI 449
- OTM administration procedures 454
- Back up and restore OTM data 467
- Procedure 72 469
- Procedure 73 476
- CAUTION WITH ESDS DEVICES 477
- Retrieve command 497
- Figure 157 501
- Retrieve node 501
- IP Line administration using 505
- Element Manager 505
- View IP Line log files 514
- Backup and restore data 516
- Restore the backed up files 519
- Procedure 88 523
- Procedure 89 533
- Update other node properties 551
- Virtual Terminal 551
- Figure 191 558
- Output of Print VGW Channels 558
- System error messages 573
- Phones” on page 107 579
- Figure 196 584
- IDU command output 584
- IP Line CLI commands 585
- General purpose commands 586
- File transfer commands 590
- Reset commands 595
- DSP commands 596
- Upgrade commands 596
- IPL> shell commands 597
- Voice Gateway commands 601
- Translation IP/DN commands 604
- Figure 199 605
- PRT DNIP output 605
- Figure 200 606
- PRT IPDN output 606
- PRT IPDN 47.0.0 607
- => prt ipdn 47.11.215 608
- => prt ipdn 47.11.215.0 609
- => prt ipdn 47.11.216 610
- Graceful TPS commands 611
- General trace tool commands 623
- Network Connection Service 625
- Maintenance audit 627
- Work with alarm and log files 636
- Maintenance telephone 637
- XAController firmware 638
- XAController firmware 639
- Procedure 102 649
- Figure 205 663
- Procedure 109 671
- Element Manager: 677
- Procedure 111 678
- Card Role = Follower 681
- DSP software version R8.01 681
- Number of DSPs = 8 681
- +master tps 683
- IPInfoShow 685
- Total firmware = 2 689
- VGW Service is: Enabled 690
- Media Cards 693
- Convert the IP Trunk cards 694
- Telephony node 702
- Requirements 710
- Time-out configuration 711
- Hairpinning 711
- Unidirectional packet flow 712
- Firmware versions 713
- Natcheck output 714
- Cone NAT 716
- NTMF94EA I/O cable 718
- Figure 218 719
- Connector pin assignments 720
- LAN equipment 723
- DB-9 Female 724
- 553-ITG0007 724
- 553-9245 725
- Tools list 728
- Remove the NT8D81BA cable 728
- NT8D81AA cable 729
- Figure 222 733
- Appendix D: Product integrity 753
- Environmental specifications 754
- Electro-Magnetic Containment 757
- Index Page 769 of 770 769
- Zones, 53 769
- Page 770 of 770 Index 770
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