Configuring Trusted Endpoints

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6From the IpAddress field, enter an IP address that you want to make a trusted endpoint.

7To specify a range of trusted endpoints use the Netmask field, otherwise, leave it blank. From the Netmask field, enter an IP address for a range of trusted endpoints.

8Click OK.

9The IP Address is added and is listed in the IpAddress column of EMS.

Editing Trusted To edit a trusted endpoint to a Call Processor using EMS:

Endpoints

1Log into EMS.

2From the Explorer tab, navigate to the 3Com Sip Call Processor.

3From the Properties tab, click Trusted Endpoints.

4Double-click the field (s) you want to edit under the IpAddress column.

5High-light what you want to edit.

6Type in the new information.

7Click in a different field to activate the Save all button.

8Click Save all.

The new information is added and is listed in the IpAddress column of EMS.

Deleting Trusted To delete a trusted endpoint to the Call Processor using EMS:

Endpoints

1Log into EMS.

2From the Explorer tab, navigate to the 3Com Sip Call Processor.

3From the Properties tab, click Trusted Endpoints.

4From the IpAddress column, click the IP Address field you want to delete.

5Click Delete.

The trusted endpoint is removed from the call processor.

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3Com V7000 manual Configuring Trusted Endpoints

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