ArtDio IPC 1000 Series 7-1.2 Tested IP Sharing Devices

ARTDio IPP 1000 Series

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7-1.2 Tested IP Sharing Devices

Although the IPP unit works with most commonly used IP sharing devices, there are still some

devices that have compatibility issues and will not work with the IPP unit. The Following table lists

the IP Sharing devices that have been tested and are known to work with the IPP unit.

Type Brand Model Software

Version Test Result

D-Link DI-704 2.50 build9 Special configurations are not required.

SMC 7004BR R1.86

Special configurations are not required.

SOHOmate HIP-120E 1.93S Special configurations are not required.

Corega BAR

SW-4P R1.10 Apr.

16, 2002 Special configurations are not required.

1600 IOS 12.0

You will be required to map UDP port

2000 to the IPP unit’s private IP address.

1750 IOS 12.0

You will be required to map UDP port

2000 to the IPP unit’s private IP address.

Cisco

2600 IOS 12.0

You will be required to map UDP port

2000 to the IPP unit’s private IP address.

Linksys BEFN2PS4 1.36p7

Mar.02,

2001

Works only if it configures as a server

(server mode).

SOHOware NBG600 1.16 Sep.

28 2000 The IPP unit’s IP address must be

configured on the ‘game zone’ of the IP

sharing device.

GemTek AirPass

WX-2211 4.62 UDP port 2000 must be configured as a

virtual server.

TREND GateLock 1.01.1230

UDP port 2000 must be configured as a

virtual server.

Surecom DMZ must be configured. Only one IPP

is allowed.

Stand Alone

NetExcell ver 1.02 DMZ must be configured. Only one IPP

is allowed.

Type Brand Model Software

Version Test Result

Tiny Software WinRoute

4.1.25

UDP port 2000 must be configured as a

Virtual Server.

Microsoft Windows

98 SE2 Special configurations are not required.

Software

Based

Microsoft Windows

ME Special configurations are not required.

Contents

Main Page Table of Contents Page Page Page 1. PREFACE 1-1 PBX Function 1-2 ADDITIONAL IPP FEATURES 2. PACKAGE CONTENTS 3. PANEL FEATURES 3-1 FRONT PANEL 3-2 REAR PANEL 3-3 MODULES 3-3.1 INDICATOR DESCRIPTION 3-3.2 PORT DESCRIPTION 4. BASIC INSTALLATION 4-2 CONFIRMING and/or CHANGING REGION ID 4-2.1 HOW TO OBTAIN AN IP ADDRESS 4-2.2 SETTING THE IP 4-2.3 SETTING THE WEB PAGE PASSWORD 4-2.4 SETTING THE PHONE NUMBER Page 5. SETTING FUNCTIONS 5-1 Inter-System Calls 5-1.1 SETTING EXTENSION NUMBERS 5-2 CALLING OUTSIDE LINES 5-2.1 Assigning Trunk Group Access Code 5-2.2 Assigning In-Coming FXO line to a Trunk Group 5-3 Call Transfer 5-4 Call Pickup 5-5 Call Forward 5-6 Operator 5-7 Speed Dial Page 5-8 VoIP Calls Budget Control 5-9 Outbound Transit Calls Page 5-10 Inbound Transit Calls 5-11 INTER-CONNECTING WITH OTHER IPH/ IPE UNITS 5-12 SYSTEM FUNCTION 5-12.1 Auto Attendant (Built-in DISA) 5-13 Numbering Plan 5-14 Barring Classes 5-14.1 Create a Barring Class 5-14.2 Changing a Barring Class Attribute 5-14.3 Assign Barring to a Extension 5-15 CALLING RECORD SMDR 5-16 FAX OPERATION 6. WEBPAGE EXPLANATION 6-1 Basic 6-1.1 General 6-1.2 Inbound Transit 6-1.3 Outbound Transit 6-1.4 Off-net Forward 6-1.5 Speed Dial 6-1.6 Barring Class Section Item Field Description Default : 6-2 IP Settings Page 6-3 Advanced 6-3.1 General 6-3.2 Numbering Plan 6-3.3 Trunk Group 6-4 Channel 6-4.1 Summary 6-4.2 Configuration 6-5 Phone Book 6-6 Access Code Page 7. Special Applications 7-1 Using NAT Via Private IP IPP can be configured as a private IP address and inter-connected with other IPH/IPE units. 7-1.1 Virtual Servers on the IP sharing device 7-1.2 Tested IP Sharing Devices 7-1.3 IP Sharing Devices Not Recommended 7-2 Firewall 8. FILE MANAMEMENT 8-1 File Type 8-1.1 File Update Using FTP Page Page 9. NETWORK MANAGEMENT 9-1 Use Of The System Console 9-1.1 System Command Summary 9-2 Use Of The Web Management Page 9-3 Management Via telephone 9-3.1 Command Summary Item Parameter 10. INTER-CONNECTION VIA IPN 10-1 IPN Control Port 10-2 IPP Setting IPN IP Page 11. Specifications 12. Appendix 12-1 List of Region ID By Country