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Oki BMG7012, BMG7011 manual 2.2Rear View Ports, Line, Enet

Models: BMG7011 BMG7012

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2.2Rear View (Ports)

Figure 2 - The rear panel of the BMG7011 and BMG7012 VoIP gateways

• LINE:

RJ-11 connector, connected to PSTN back-up line

•PHONE1 & PHONE2: RJ-11 connectors, connected to analog telephones or Fax machines

•	PWR:	Power connector, connected to the power adapter packaged with the BMG unit
•	ENET:	Ethernet RJ-45 connector, connected to PC using a RJ-45 Ethernet cable (optional)
•	WAN:	Ethernet RJ-45 connector, connected to WAN access device, such as the
		cable modem or ADSL modem

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Contents

Broadband Media Gateway BMG7011 and BMG7012User’s Guide Oki Network TechnologiesUpdated by Reason for UpdateDocument Revision History TitleCopyrights Notice HARDWARE INSTALLATION ContentsOVERVIEW STATUSAPPENDIX B SPECIFICATIONS APPENDIX A TROUBLESHOOTING1.3Features 1.1Package Contents1.Overview 1.2System RequirementsCaller ID Indication with FSK Modem/ DTMF 2.1Front View LEDs 2.Hardware InstallationColor Status2.2Rear View Ports LINEENET For Windows 98/Me 2.3.1Configuring TCP/IP Protocol for Your PCFor Windows 2000/XP 2.Setting your BMG to communicate through PPPoE2.Double-click Local Area Connection 2.4.1Configuring via Web Browser3.Click Properties 5.Check Use the following IP addressUser Mode Supervisor ModeEnter Username and Password supplied by Service Provider in the PPPoE Configuration setup screen SAVE configuration settings 2.4.3Setting your BMG to communicate through DHCPPage The BMG7011 and BMG7012 VoIP Gateways can be setup to communicate over a Static IP address Example DSL installation Figure 3 Installation Diagrams 2.PHONE1 & PHONE25.PWR 3.Web Interface Screen Descriptions 3.1.1System Status 3.1StatusFigure 4 - System Status Window Description3.1.2Port Status Figure 5 - Port Status WindowDescription 3.1.3DHCPC Status Figure 6 - DHCPC Status WindowDescription 3.1.4PPPoE Status Figure 7 - PPPoE Status WindowDescription 3.1.5PPPoE Configuration Figure 8 - PPPoE Configuration WindowDescription 3.2.1DHCP Configuration 3.2DHCP Server ConfigurationFigure 9 - DHCP Configuration Window DescriptionFigure 10 - WAN Configuration Window 3.3WAN Configuration3.3.1WAN IP DescriptionFigure 11 - Provisioning Configuration Window Description3.3.2Remote Provisioning 3.3.3Device Mode Figure 12 - Device Mode Configuration WindowItem Description3.4NTP Figure 13 - Device Mode Configuration Window3.4.1NTP Description3.5NAPT Configuration 3.5.1Port ForwardingDescription Figure 15 - IP Filter Configuration Window 3.5.2IP FilteringDescription 3.5.3DMZ Figure 16 - DMZ Configuration WindowItem DescriptionFigure 17 - QoS Configuration Window 3.6.1QoS Configuration3.6QoS Item3.6.2DSCP Configuration Figure 18 - DHCP Configuration WindowDescription Figure 19 - DHCP Configuration Window 3.6.3VLan ConfigurationDescription VLan Tag3.7Mac Cloning Figure 20 -MacCloning WindowDescription 3.8.1Switch Key 3.8PSTN ConfigurationFigure 21 -PSTNSwitch Key Window Description3.8.2Digit Map Figure 22 -PSTNDigitmap WindowDescription Figure 23 -ProvisionConfiguration Window 3.9Provision ConfigurationItem DescriptionFigure 24 -SyslogConfiguration Window 3.10Syslog ConfigurationItem DescriptionFigure 25 -EMSConfiguration Window 3.11EMS Configuration3.11.1EMS DescriptionFigure 26 -SNMPCommunity Configuration Window SNMP protocol. Save and Reboot3.11.2SNMP Community DescriptionFigure 27 -SNMPTrap Configuration Window 3.11.3SNMP Trap TargetDescription Figure 28 - VoIP User Configuration Window 3.12VoIP Configuration3.12.1Protocol ItemDescription Figure 29 - VoIP User Configuration Window3.12.2User Password3.12.3MGCP Figure 30 - VoIP MGCP Configuration WindowDescription Local Port3.12.4SIP Figure 31 - VoIP SIP Configuration WindowItem DescriptionSubject SIP DomainFigure 32 - VoIP H.323 Configuration Window and Reboot3.12.5H.323 H235 PasswordSpecifies the DTMF signal types Fast StartDTMF Figure 33 - VoIP Codec Configuration Window Reboot3.12.6CODEC DescriptionBMG7011 and BMG7012 User’s Guide Rev 3.12.7Caller ID Figure 34 - VoIP Caller ID Configuration WindowDescription FSK/ DTMF3.12.8RTP Figure 35 - VoIP RTP Configuration WindowDescription RTP portFigure 36 - VoIP Tone Configuration Window Save and Reboot3.12.9Tone DescriptionCall Waiting Tone 3.12.10FAX Figure 37 - VoIP Fax Configuration WindowEnable or disable T.38 Fax transmission Description3.12.11STUN Figure 38 - VoIP STUN Configuration Windowand Reboot automatically update this address3.12.12Speed Dial Figure 39 - VoIP Speed Dial Configuration WindowItem DescriptionConfigure port 1 or port 2 - For BMG7012 Only 3.12.13Call Featuresdisabled DescriptionDescription 3.12.14Phone bookIP Address IP Address for the phone # specified3.13.1Supervisor Password 3.13Password ConfigurationFigure 42 -SupervisorPassword Window Old PasswordFigure 43 - User Password Window 3.13.2User PasswordItem DescriptionFigure 44 - Firmware Upgrade Window 3.14Upgrade Configuration3.14.1Firmware Description3.14.2Configuration Figure 45 - Configuration Upgrade WindowDescription 3.15.1Save Configuration Figure 46 - Save Configuration to Flash Window3.15Save 3.15.2Load Default Settings Figure 47 - Load Default Settings WindowDescription Figure 48 - Reboot Window 3.15.3RebootQ Power LED does not light up Appendix A TroubleshootingQ Broadband access cannot work Q Cannot download the proper configuration fileSPECIFICATIONS Appendix B Specifications

2.2Rear View (Ports)

• LINE:

ENET: