TANDBERG MPS 200, MPS 800 manual 178, Verify the Configuration, Configuring SIP Dial In Numbers

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TANDBERG MPS ADMINISTRATOR GUIDE

Verification of SIP Server Active and Configuring of Dial In Numbers

Verify the Configuration

Once the MPS has restarted, the Overview page of the MPS should show that the SIP status is Server Active.

Please verify that the configuration is active before you continue.

Configuring SIP Dial In Numbers

When Server Active has been verified, it is time to configure the ap- propriate SIP Dial In Numbers for the MPS system. Navigate to MCU Configuration > Dial In Numbers.

Within this screen, enter all the appropriate SIP URIs for the appropriate

Dial In Conferences and Single Dial In Numbers.

All SIP URIs, configured in the MPS, must be fully qualified domain names with the domain name that is configured under the Routing configuration within the LCS.

The prefix, entered under the Routing configuration, must be in- cluded within all of the SIP names for the MPS to properly receive the calls.

Once all of the dial-in URIs are configured, the MPS is ready to make and receive SIP calls from other SIP devices registered to the LCS network.

Example #1:

If the domain name for the LCS server is <lcs.int> and the SIP prefix for the MPS was configured as <MPS*>, your dial in numbers must begin with <MPS> and end with <@lcs.int> in order to be valid, e.g.:

<MPSConference1@lcs.int> <MPSConference2@lcs.int> <MPSDialin@lcs.int> <MPS12345@lcs.int>

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Contents MPS 200 MPS Finding the Information You Need What’s in this Administrator Guide? Finding the Information You Need IntroductionTable of Contents Introduction New Features in Version J4 What’s New in this Version?License Agreement DisclaimerPatent information Trademark and CopyrightThird Party Software, Licenses and Copyright Third Party SoftwareLicense for openssh Portable OpenSSH contains the following additional License for Less BSD License for zlib Safety Instructions Administrator GuideEnvironmental Issues TANDBERG’s Environmental PolicyEnvironmental Issues RoHS Table China RoHS TableFeatures Overview & MPS Capacity MPS ModelsRear View Tandberg MPS at a GlanceRack Mountable Chassis Front ViewInstallation What is in the Box? Precautions, Unpacking and MountingPrecautions Rack MountingMPS 200 with 2 Media Processing Boards Front Side Media Processing Boards System Controller Board in slotModule System Controller MPS 200 with Isdn and V.35 Network Cards Rear SideSerial 3/4 Board SerialMPS 800 with 8 Media Processing Cards Front Side System Controller Board in slot Media Processing Boards2Power Supply units hot swap MPS 800 with Isdn and V.35 Network Cards Rear SideConnecting Cables Connecting CablesConnecting Ethernet Cables Starting the System Starting the SystemLCD Menus LCD Menu StructureLCD Menu Structure Initial Configuration System Controller Board Parameter ConfigurationParameter Configuration Media Processing Board Parameter Configuration Quick Setup of the MPS User Interfaces for the MPS Using the Web InterfaceUser Interfaces for the MPS OverviewConfiguration of the MPS using Web Interface Simple IP ConfigurationSimple IP Configuration Configuration of the System Controller BoardRegistration to a Gatekeeper Simple H.323 ConfigurationSimple H.323 Configuration Enter the Gatekeeper IP AddressSimple PRI Configuration Simple PRI ConfigurationSimple PRI Configuration Simple Dial In Configuration Simple Dial In ConfigurationDial In Configuration Using the MPS MCU Usage Information MCU Usage InformationMCU Conference Overview MCU Conference OverviewFilter Conference Overview Setting Up a MCU Conference Create ConferenceConference Configuration Floor to Full Screen Maximum Call DurationLegacy Level Billing CodeConference Layout Video SettingsShow Current Speaker Video Format CP AutoswitchingCreate Only Add Participants Cancel Video Custom FormatsConference Selfview Lecture ModeDual Video Stream Telephone IndicationChair Control Participant Identifier TimeoutParticipant Identifier Minimum Bandwidth TresholdSecondary Rate Optimal Voice SwitchEncoder Selection Policy Web SnapshotsAudio Settings Password Security SettingsPassword Out Encryption Encryption ModeProtected Numbers in the Dial In Configuration ProtectParticipants Settings Network Settings Manage an Active Conference Manage an Active ConferenceConference Status Participants Encryption / PasswordConference Mode Conference SnapshotAdd Participants Call Type Add Participants 23 Manual DialingSecond Number Add Participants 33 Manual Dialing Example 2 H.323 / IP IP Address Example 3 Isdn Add Participants ExamplesExample 1 H.323 / IP H.323 ID Example 4 G.703 Leased LineConference Configuration Edit Conference SettingsRead More Dial In Direct did Using Dial In Direct NumbersProtected Numbers Basic View Dual Video Stream DuoVideoTF/H.239/BFCP VideoPicture Actions Audio Input LevelPaticipant Info Advanced ViewAdvanced View Call InfoTerminal List How to Initiate Cascaded ConferenceTerminal List View MCUs in CascadeChange View Gateway Features and Capacity Gateway Features Gateway CapacityGateway Usage Information Gateway Usage InformationGateway Calls Overview Gateway Calls OverviewDisconnect a Call Disconnect a Gateway CallTransfer a Gateway Call Transfer a CallH.323 Call Transfer window will be shown Phone Book Phone Book MainNetwork ID Create New Network Module CancelAdd New Entry Select Create New toEdit Entry Network ID SaveGroup Entry Create New CancelAdd New Group Entry AddSystem Status Isdn PRI Board Status Isdn PRI Board StatusIsdn PRI Board Status Most common cause codes for IsdnBoard Status Board StatusBoard Status Serial V.35 Board Status Serial V.35 Board StatusSerial V.35 Board Status Media Board IP Status Media Board IP StatusStatus StatusGatekeeper Status Server Status SIP StatusSIP Status RegistrationSystem Unit, Software, Configuration, Managed Resources System InformationTotal Gateway Resources MCU, Gateway, HardwareMCU Resources HardwareGateway Used ResourcesTotal EthernetsSystem Configuration Network Configuration Network ConfigurationSend Number PRI Board in Slot 1-nSend Complete Parallel DialNSF Video Mode Speech TimersNSF Telephony Mode NSF Telephony NumberInitial Restart Trunk GroupsAlert PRI Interface Configuration PRI InterfacesNumber Range Start Number Range StopNfas Group ID Allow NfasNfas Interface ID E1/T1 Interfaces E1/T1 Interface ConfigurationNetwork Configuration T1 Cable LengthTion Board EnableBoard Interfaces Physical LayerStart Channel 1 to Max Channels 1 to Channel 1 toCalls Address IP Interfaces ConfigurationIP Configuration Interface 1 Subnet MaskIP Services DNS Interfaces, IP ServicesDNS Interface 1 Media Board IP Configuration Media Board IP ConfigurationMedia Board Configuration Slot 1 to n 100 Serial V.35 Board InterfacesGatekeeper Settings, Net 101Snmp Configuration 102SIP Configuration 103QoS Quality of Service Configuration 104Miscellaneous Configuration Miscellaneous Configuration105 106 Software UpgradeSoftware Upgrade Important Before Upgrading107 Language Configuration and File ManagementSet Language File Management 108Dialog Pictures Dialog Pictures109 Dialog Sounds, SymbolsSymbols Dialog Sounds110 Configuration Using XMLUsing the XML Document XML DocumentCertificate Management 111Certificate Management Manage CertificatesGateway Configuration 112Gateway Functionality 113Gateway Functionality and Dialling Rules About Dialling RulesDialling Rules Setting up Dialling Rules114 Handling Dialling Rules115 Examples with Isdn GatewayAbout V.35 Ports 116Examples with V.35 Gateway Example 1 didAbout G.703 Ports 117Examples with G.703 Gateway Example 1 did Example 2 did Example 3 didInteroperability Gateway Configuration118 Natural VideoH.323 119External Crypto Device Percent of Total Bandwidth 120264 Load LimitFile Management 121Legal File Formats MCU Configuration 122About the Dial In Numbers Menu 123About the Dial In Numbers Menu About 124Single Dial In Number Menu Single Dial In Number MenuAd Hoc Conferences Menu 125Ad Hoc Conferences Static Conferences Menu 126Static Conferences Personal Conferences Menu 127Personal Conferences 128 Password ProtectionNo Password Protection Edit ParticipantsDirect Ad Hoc Conferences Menu 129Direct Ad Hoc Conferences Network Profiles 130Network Profiles Conference Template Configuration Conference Template Configuration131 Conference Templates are found in the MCU Configuration tab 132133 134 Video Format135 136 137 Force Aspect Ratio138 139 140 141 Entry and Exit Tone142 143 144 145 Technical DescriptionsChassis System Controller Board Interface 146System Controller Board Interface Serial Port Pinout COM1 PinoutChassis 147Media Processing Board Interface Advanced Video OptionE1/T1 Network Interface Card IIC-8 148E1/T1 Network Interface Card IIC-8 PRI E1/T1 PinoutLED’s for the E1/T1 PRI Interface Card IIC-8 Channel Service Unit149 PRI Protocols150 AT&T Service Code Ref.1Sprint Service Code Ref.2 PRI T1 US onlySerial Interface Card SIC-32 151Serial Interface Card SIC-32 Serial Interface Card Cable Description Pair no Plug C Plug a Signal Name Plug B152 Serial Interface Cable DescriptionPower Supply for Tandberg MPS Power SuppliesPower Supply Tandberg MPS 153PRI E1/T1 Isdn Interface Card 154MPS 800 Inserting Network Interface Cards Serial Interface Card155 MPS 200 Inserting Network Interface CardsQuality of Service Feature QoS Quality of Service QoS156 Video Features 157Optimal Voice Switch 158159 Other FeaturesFlow Control DownspeedingTF Inband Changing of Video and Audio Algorithms Intelligent Packet Loss Recovery160 Transcoding and Ratematching161 Features SupportedAdministrator Features Supported Distributed MCUs162 Ports and Packet SizesSecure Conference Encryption 163Secure Conference Encryption 164 System Management Tools165 Disable Services Secure Shell SSH Security AlertSystem Management and Security 166 Appendices167 Tandberg MPS 200168 Network Interfaces169 Tandberg MPS 800170 Product Approvals 171Product Approvals and Declarations Class Product DeclarationSIP Current RFC’s and Drafts Supported 172Current RFCs and Drafts Supported Configuring LCS Configuring LCS and MPS for SIPConfiguring LCS and MPS 173Select the Host Authorization tab Login and Locate the Server174 Add a Route 175Set Transport to TCP Set Port to Example #1 DNS Server Configuration MPS DNS ConfigurationConfiguring the MPS DNS ConfigurationSet SIP Mode to On MPS SIP ConfigurationSIP Configuration 177Configuring SIP Dial In Numbers Verify the Configuration178 European Headquarters
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