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To perform a Loopback Test on a LiveGateway Board:

1.Open the LiveGateway server from the LiveGateway SNMP Manager window.

2.Select the Gateway Boards tab of the LiveGateway Server window.

3.Perform one of the following actions:

•Click on a board in the list to highlight the board, and select Operations... -> Loop Back… from the LiveGateway Server window’s menu bar

•Right-click your mouse when it is positioned over the board’s entry line and select "Loop Back…" from the popup menu

4.The Loopback dialog box appears. Enter the name of the Diagnostic H.323 Terminal ID in the text field.

5.

Click the Start Loopback button after the Loopback test starts, the Board

 

Status changes to Loopback, and the push button caption changes to "Stop

 

Loopback.".

6.To stop the Loopback test, click the Stop Loopback button.

If the LiveGateway board is in a download or self-test state, you cannot run NOTE the loopback test, and the Start Loopback selection on the Operations menu

selection appears dimmed.

Power On Self Test

If a Fail status is displayed for a LiveGateway Board, perform a Power-On Self Test (POST) by resetting the board. The Fail Status for the board is displayed under the Status category of the LiveGateway Boards tab of the LiveGateway Server window.

To perform a Power On Self-test (POST):

1.

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f th Li G t

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Contents Appendix a Appendix BAppendix C Introducing PictureTel LiveGateway Overview What is LiveGateway? Features of LiveGatewayBefore You Begin Upgrading your version of LiveGateway Contents of Server Product KitNumber Boards Server Requirement LiveGateway DocumentationSystem Requirements Hardware RequirementsSnmp Service Software RequirementsIsdn BRI Line AT&T 5ESS Board Configuration InformationInstallation Preview Installation LocationRelated Documentation Installing LiveGateway Boards Using the Windows NT DiagnosticsFinding and Resolving I/O and IRQ Conflicts Port Base Address Settings Resetting DIP SwitchesIRQ Settings Power On Self Test Post Installing the LiveGateway BoardRunning Bootup Board Diagnostics Preparing Board Configuration Information Field Description DefaultSpid 1 Spid Installing Additional Boards MSNMSN2 Removing LiveGateway Boards Installing the LiveGateway Software Before You BeginUpgrading from a Previous Version of LiveGateway Installing the LiveGateway Software Page Configuring LiveGateway Boards Accessing the LiveGateway Configuration ScreenEntering LiveGateway Configuration Information Address InterruptInterface Isdn BRI Configuration Gateway PrefixDialing Prefix NTT Switch TypesSwitch Type Number SPIDs MSNs Plan VN3Isdn Number PlanNumber Type NET1State GatekeeperAlways Use Operator Enabling AutoStart Enabling Snmp Exiting SetupPage Stopping the LiveGateway Application Running the Configuration UtilityAccessing the LiveGateway Audio Clip Recorder Starting the LiveGateway ApplicationDeinstalling LiveGateway Managing LiveGateway from the LiveManager Gatekeeper File Snmp ServiceUsing the LiveGateway Snmp Manager LiveGateway Snmp Manager WindowView Operations Help Saving the Window Layout & PositionConfiguring the LiveGateway Snmp Manager Adding LiveGateway Servers Page Changing Server Information Deleting ServersLiveGateway Server Window Opening a LiveGateway ServerGateway Boards Tab Working with the LiveGateway Server WindowSettings Tab Menu Bar Selection File View Operations Help Description Using the Menu barSelf Test Monitoring LiveGateway StatusOn Line Off LineCall Configuring the Isdn BRIDisabled FailSetting On Line Status Setting Off Line Status Testing and Resetting the BoardPerforming a Self Test Performing a Loop Back Test Viewing LiveGateway Board Statistics Viewing the Post ResultViewing Board Settings and Version Information Placing Calls through LiveGateway Using PictureTel LiveGatewayDtmf Calls Outgoing CallsIncoming Calls DtmfSample Configuration Always Use Operator Station FeatureOperator-assisted Calls Page Changing an Operator Station Using the LiveGateway Audio Clip RecorderManaging Operator Station Information Adding an Operator StationAudio Clips Welcome MessageConnect Message Current Position Audio Clip StatisticsMaximum Length Current LengthProcedure for Using the LiveGateway Audio Clip Recorder Select Audio File Folder Menu BarSpid Line Information for Isdn BRI ServiceAT&T 5ESS Switch Line Information Requirements For National Isdn For Custom Isdn ServiceRequirements For National Isdn For Custom Isdn Service Northern Telecom DMS-100 Switch Line InformationProvllc Cmdata Line Information for the Siemens SwitchBchct Ibchct CMDFRSA1 CAT IBA Bchdn BcdnCmdbchr Tspdnct Terminal Service Profile DataObchct Chrg COS Crblim FRSA1 EQN Usid Tspid Termlim Tspcos View NPA Fkmpinum TSPEuropean Line Information Access DataSwitch Type Number Type Number Plan Ordering Isdn Service in the United StatesInformation You Can Provide to Your Telephone Company B1 Serv B2 Serv 5E8 or Higher NI2 1DNHigher NI1 2 DNs DSL CLSDMS100 Switch Information Custom Load BCS-33 PVC-1National ISDN-1 NI-1 Load BCS-35 Page Ewsd NI1 Switch Information Page Port Base Address Settings Switch Position Port Base Address hexadecimalOff 200 220 240 260 280 2A0 2C0 2E0 300 320 340 360 380 3A0 3C0 3E0 Event Log Format Using The LiveGateway Event LogViewing the Event Log to Troubleshoot LiveGateway Location of Event LogEvent Description Probable Cause Possible Code Solution Using the LiveGateway Event Log InformationSDC NameDescription Possible Cause Accounting MessagesSolution CodeAwaiting CS Disc Awaiting Ticl Stop Event Description Possible Cause Possible Solution CodeEvent Description Probable Cause Possible Solution Minor Alarm MessagesMajor Alarm Messages Possible SolutionEvent Description Code Number Page Ticl Ticl Page Uuie Page Fatal Error Messages Unassigned number Isdn Cause CodesCode Name Number UnallocatedPage Page Status Inquiry Page Page CUG Page Page Using LiveManager to Troubleshoot LiveGateway StatisticsViewing Statistics Loopback Test Diagnostic TestsSnmp M Power On Self TestViewing Board Settings and Versions Post Code Description Viewing LiveGateway Post ResultsPage Probable Causes Resolving LiveGateway ProblemsMost Commonly Encountered Problems Problem Cant Start LiveGateway ServiceCheck and/or What You Should Check and/or Verify Possible SolutionsSolutions What You ShouldProblem LiveGateway Starts, Then Fails Problem LiveGateway Starts, Downloads, But Is Not OnlineCheck and/or Verify What You Should Check Problem LiveGateway Online, But Cant Make Or Receive CallsProblem Can Call Out To WAN, Cant Call Probable Causes What You Should Check and/or VerifyProblem Can Call In From WAN, Cant Call Out Contacting Technical Support WebOrdering Components Returning Components Copyright 1998, PictureTel Corporation. 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