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Aastra Telecom ATP-CNX-040-01 manual

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Troubleshooting Alarm Indicators System Administrator Warranty Configure the network settings Change Telnet access Procedure Setting date and time Cleaning up the Aastra CNX How to

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Aastra CNX Conference Network Switch Page Contents Chapter About the Aastra CNX Chapter Configuring the Aastra CNX Chapter Maintaining the Aastra CNX Appendix a Conference key options Page Warranty Aastra Telecom, Inc Warranty Limitation Interface Service Code Facility Code Regulatory informationA. requirements FCC Part 68 general information FCC and telephone company procedures and requirements Canadian requirementsCSA certification U.S. and Canada Canada CS-03 rules and regulations Canada CS-03 Règles et règlements European requirements EMI/EN 55 022 statementEC declaration of conformity Safety warnings Lithium battery caution CompliancesGeneral warnings Software licensing and copyright ExolabPage What is in the Aastra CNX shipping package? Congratulations Aastra CNX unit Power cable Console cable CompactFlash card Introduction References What you need for a single installation Tools required for rackmount installations Check the shipping contents Determine location of Aastra CNX desktop or rackmount Procedure To install the Aastra CNX in a rackIllustration Console port parameters Local connectionTo connect a local PC or terminal Parameter Value Procedures Remote connectionTo connect a remote PC and an Aastra CNX to an Ethernet LAN To connect a modem Connect the network cables To connect the network cables Ground the chassis To ground the chassis Apply power to the Aastra CNX Check the LEDsTo check the Aastra CNX LEDs Alarm Indicators To check alarm indicators on the Aastra CNX Configure the network settings Requirements Run network and time configuration Aastra CNX hardware Configuring Domain Name Service DNS Domain Name aastra.com GMT Four-digit year 2005 Month Day Hour 19 14 Minutes Configure the network settings Configure the network settings To begin using the Aastra CNX via the Web interface Requirement Configuration details System Administrators only Troubleshooting information Chapter About the Aastra CNX Overview Features and benefits Voice processing features LanguagesReference Aastra CNX hardware DescriptionChassis Front panel Aastra CNX Front PanelFresh air circulation vents Front Panel State Meaning Component Power LED Status LEDEnet LEDs T1/E1 LEDs Rear panel Aastra CNX Rear Panel Aastra CNX software Protocols and RFCs Aastra CNX software Conference capabilities Moderated and Unmoderated a usersScheduled System Administrator Function Description ConfigureUsers and user privileges Port resource management Registered User Function Description ManageMaintain/Troubleshoot Conference participant Reporting capabilities Aastra CNX upgrades Software requirements Software Minimum requirements Chapter Configuring the Aastra CNX Initial configuration Modifying the initial configuration Change Telnet access Change Telnet access Set date and time Set date and time Four-digit year 2005 Month Day Hour 19 14 Minutes Overview Configure Network Time Protocol NTP Procedure to modify the NTP on the Aastra CNXBackout of the configuration, press ESC to cancel Overview Force reboot Force reboot Logging in to the Aastra CNX Use the following procedure to log into the Aastra CNX Logging in to the Aastra CNX Logging in to the Aastra CNX Configuring the Aastra CNX Following parameters may be configured Procedures General configuration Step Action Global Configuration Attribute Default Valid Values/Description Global configuration attributes Step Action Network Configuration Ethernet Ethernet Interface Network configuration attributes Step Action T1/E1 Configuration Descriptions of T1 Switch Types For T1 FramingFor E1 Framing 10 T1/E1 attributes CRC Enable Disable Procedures Windows User Authentication attributes Conference configuration Conference/General Conference/Voice Automatic Level Control Manual Level Control Voice over IP configuration Voice over IP/SIP SIP service Step Action Voice over IP/H.323 Disable Discover 323 attributes Step Action Voice over IP/RTP Page Chapter Managing the Aastra CNX Managing users on the Aastra CNX Procedures Creating a registered user/system administrator Managing the Aastra CNX Modifying a registered user/system administrator Left column displays any existing users Modify the attributes as required Deleting a user/system administrator Managing conferences on the Aastra CNX Permanent Conference List Scheduled Conference List Permanent Conference List Booking a new permanent conference Permanent Conference List, click Enter the information as required Schedule new permanent conference window PIN Participant Managing conferences on the Aastra CNX Modifying a permanent conference Deleting a permanent conference Scheduled Conference List Booking a new scheduled conference Managing conferences on the Aastra CNX Step Action Conference tab Schedule New Conference window Values are in 30 minute increments from 0030 hrs Recurrence tab DailyWeekly Number of recurrences 1 to Years in advance Click Click YES if the information you entered is correct Modifying a scheduled conference Managing conferences on the Aastra CNX Modify the conference and recurrence as required and click Deleting a scheduled conference Page Chapter Maintaining the Aastra CNX Following information can be found on the Maintain CNX tab Maintain CNX tab Allows you to StatusLicense Key Info Manage System Maintain CNX tab Allows you to Log Files Support Logs tab in the Download Update CNX software Step Action Update CNX software Upgrade of the Aastra CNX is complete Upgrade Announcement options Loading/removing language packs Procedure for loading language packs Announcement Options Announcement options Announcement options Procedure for removing language packs Announcement options Announcement options Procedure for loading customized greetings Loading/removing customized greetings Announcement options Announcement options Procedure for removing customized greetings Announcement options Announcement options Operational status Displaying operational status CNX Operational Status Click Result The CNX Operational Status window displays Entering/editing License Key License Key Entering/editing License Key Rebooting the Aastra CNX Use the following procedure to reboot your Aastra CNX unit CNX GUI Saving/Restoring Configuration Saving a configuration Saving/Restoring Configuration Saving/Restoring Configuration Restoring a configuration Restore Configuration Saving/Restoring Configuration Saving/Restoring Configuration Setting date and time Setting the date and time ATP-CNX-040-01 Rel .3, Doc. Rev Setting date and time Downloading logs What are CDR logs? Example Confcdrlog.2004-03-20.13.20.34.csv.gz Downloading/deleting CDR logs Download CDR logs Downloading logs Save Delete CDR logs Downloading logs Downloading logs Cleaning up the Aastra CNX Cleanup CNX Click Result The following window displays Page Participant and Moderator key options Participant key optionsFollowing table lists the participant key options Function Press key Mute/Unmute Roll Call List Moderator key options Following table lists the moderator key optionsFunction Press key Conference Extension Request Lecture Mode Participant and Moderator key optionsFunction Press key Add Ports Request Number of ports#Page Appendix B Additional information about CDR logs What do the CDR logs contain? When it closes a CDR log file For each new CDR log fileHeader Record Restart Record Contain any number of restart records Confact Callend Disconnect Description Cause Confadd Conference Description Detail Confmod Example Example Where are the CDR logs stored? ReferencePage Index Maintaining Page Aastra CNX Conference Network Switch

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