3Com Oven manual Click the Service Providers tab

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Release Notes for 3Com Asterisk Appliance Release 1.4.0.14.3

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e)Select the image file that is on your PC and then click Upload Image.

f)Reboot the appliance.

4If you have been provided with a software file name and a TFTP server address:

a)Click the TFTP Server radio button.

b)Type the software file name and TFTP server address in the dialog boxes.

c)Click Go.

5If you downloaded the image to your PC:

a)In the Upload a new image section, click Browse.

b)Select the local image file on your PC and then click Upload Image.

c)Reboot the appliance.

6If necessary, customize the default configuration to modify 911 connectivity, service providers, user names, calling rules, passwords, NTP server, SSH access, GUI access using the WAN, and the like. See the 3Com Asterisk Appliance Administrator’s Guide for the default configuration settings. Make sure that you save all changes. See Saving Configuration Changes for information about how to save changes in the 3Com AsteriskGUI.

Note: See the NTP: Network Time Protocol Some web site (www.ntp.org) for a list of NTP servers. Some commonly used NTP servers include:

ƒ tick.ucla.edu / tock.ucla.edu (Los Angeles, California)

ƒ time.nist.gov (Boulder, Colorado)

ƒ tick.mit.edu (Boston, Massachusetts)

7Upload the appropriate timezone files from the 3Com Partner Access Web site. If your configuration includes analog lines, calibrate the analog service provider:

a)Click the Service Providers tab.

b)Click the Options drop-down list for the analog service provider.

c)Click Calibrate.

d)Save your changes. See Saving Configuration Changes for information about how to save changes in the 3Com AsteriskGUI.

9If you changed the dial plan calling rules for outgoing calls, you might want to create a telephone provisioning custom configuration file (custom.cfg), or update an existing configuration file if it exists, so that you do not have to press the # key after you dial.

a)Establish a connection from your PC to the appliance using one of the following:

ƒTerminal emulation software (such as HyperTerminal), using an adapter to connect the serial port on the 3Com Asterisk Appliance to the serial port on your PC.

The terminal settings are:

ƒ Baud Rate – 57600

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Contents February 29 Release Notes for 3Com Asterisk ApplianceUpdating the 3Com Asterisk Appliance to Release Important InformationSupported Browsers Saving Configuration ChangesFax Support Calling Queues Updating Your 3Com Asterisk Appliance Configuration Modifying Configuration FilesUpdating the 3Com Asterisk Appliance Firmware Image Click the Service Providers tab Updating the Telephone Image Files Following is an example of the 3com-get-phoneimagecommand Configuring Polycom TelephonesBacking up and Restoring the 3Com Asterisk Appliance Release Notes for 3Com Asterisk Appliance Release Exten = 1555123XXXX,1,SetCALLERIDnum=9$CALLERIDnum1 Exten = s-.,1,NoOp root~ Problems Corrected in R1.4.0.14.2 Problems Corrected in R1.4.0.14.3Known Anomalies for the 3Com Asterisk Appliance Killall ntpd ntpd -g Documentation Comments

Oven specifications

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