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The RTP Media Portal uses the following input/output (I/O) cards:

MCPN765 front card

TM-PIMC-0101 rear transition module

The transition module contains two, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet connections for RTP/RTCP/UDP media streams. Each pair of MCPN765 and TM-PIMC-0101 cards perform the following functions:

Provides connectivity for RTP/RTCP/UDP media streams to pass between the Private Network and the Public Network, as well as the public to public network.

Relays media packets between end points.

Performs Network Address and Port Translation (NAPT) functions.

NET ports

NET1 port = IP address of Public Network

NET2 port = IP address of Private Network

The RTP Media Portal Host CPU is only connected to the private network. The RTP Media Portal is an edge component that is dual-homed on the public network and the Private Network. It is the Peripheral I/O cards that span these two distinct networks.

User interfaces

The System Management Console is used for fault and configuration management of the RTP Media Portal. RTP Media Portal management data is stored on both the Management Module and the Database Module. The Management Module stores alarm, log, and OM data. The Database Module stores configuration data.

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MCP RTP Media Portal Basics

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Contents MCP RTP Media Portal Page Functional description OverviewHow this chapter is organized Hardware Description Network Component InteroperabilityCard slots for the two different domains Motorola chassis CPX8216T Interfaces Protocols Software update maintenance loadsOAM&P strategy RTP Media Portal interfaces Network Interfaces Signaling and OAM interface CPV5370 Host CPU MCPN765 Media stream interface User interfaces Page OAM&P strategy UpgradesRTP Media Portal software upgrade Shutdown the RTP Media Portal component Task flowsUpdating the RTP Media Portal from the menu tree Update a software loadUpdating the RTP Media Portal from the pull-down menu Load list for updating Successful update dialog box Fault tolerance Fault managementNetwork fault management strategy Fault management procedures Alarm surveillance Example of viewing alarm information Clearing an alarm Clearing the RTP101 Alarm Blade out of service RTP Media Portal AlarmsLogs Clearing the RTP105 Alarm Private Port UsagePage Adding the RTP Media Portal component Configuration managementConfiguration procedures Network strategySoftware load list Add successful dialog box Configuration tabs and properties Configuration management Nortel Networks Confidential RTP Media Portal tab 1 RTP Media Portal tab 2 RTP Media Portal tab 3 RTP Media Portal tab 4 Nortel Networks Confidential Configuration management RTP Media Portal tab configurable properties Not for the host Default gateways are for the cards, not for the hostDefault gateways Are for the cardsRTP Media Portal tab configurable properties RTP Media Portal tab configurable properties RTP Media Portal tab configurable properties Strategy Accounting managementPage Performance management Page Blade IP address randomization Security and AdministrationSecurity strategy overview Network level security functionsPacket filter/firewall Authenticated requestsNapt function RTP Media Portal component level security functionsUser administration Page Page MCP RTP Media Portal